〔清〕顾 禄 著；王密林、韩育生 译；王弘力 插图 胡杨文化出品 有容书邦发行

About the Author

Gu Lu, a distinguished scholar of the Qing Dynasty, is renowned for his meticulous documentation of the customs, traditions, and daily life of the era, offering readers a vivid window into imperial China's cultural landscape. Born in the vibrant intellectual milieu of the 18th century, Gu Lu's works reflect a deep appreciation for the intricacies of social rituals, festivals, and societal norms that defined Qing society. His seminal text, 'Qing Jia Lu,' stands as a testament to his scholarly rigor, compiling detailed accounts of auspicious practices and ceremonial observances that continue to inform historical studies today. Through his writings, Gu Lu bridges the past and present, inviting contemporary audiences to explore the elegance and complexity of traditional Chinese heritage. Translated by Wang Milin and Han Yusheng, with illustrations by Wang Hongli, and published under the auspices of Hu Yang Culture and You Rong Book House, his legacy endures as a cornerstone of classical Chinese literature.