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Written by Zhao Yanwei of the Southern Song Dynasty. It was originally called "Yonglu Gossip", ten volumes. In the second year of Kaixi's reign (1206), Zhao Yanwei made a new engraving when he learned about Xin'an County, and added 5 volumes. The first title is this name. Written by Zhao Yanwei of the Southern Song Dynasty. The book mostly researches famous objects from ancient times, Qin and Han Dynasties, but also contains records about Tang and Song Dynasty regulations and systems and other miscellaneous matters. The recorded itinerary from Tokyo (Kaifeng) to the Jurchen Imperial Village (Acheng, Heilongjiang) and the outline of Lu Dafang's "Chang'an Map" are sufficient for reference. It records the expenses incurred by the Song Dynasty to welcome and send off the Jin envoys, the bravery of the soldiers under Yue Fei and Han Shizhong, etc. It has historical value. "Three out of ten people record miscellaneous things in the Song Dynasty, and seven out of ten people research famous things" ("Sikuquanshu General Catalog"). There is a copy of "The Preliminary Collection of Collections".