Sù-khò͘ Choân-su

Sù-khò͘ Choân-su

Chok-chiá	To-uī
Gí-giân	Hàn-bûn
Chhut-pán-siā	Kí Hiáu-lâm
Chhut-pán ji̍t-chí	Khiân-liông 52-nî (1787)
Chheh-ia̍h	2,300,000±100,000

Sù-khò͘ Choân-su (四庫全書) sī Tiong-kok le̍k-sú siōng kui-bô͘ siōng-tōa ê chi̍t thò chông-su. Chū 1773 nî (Khiân-liông sam-si̍p-pat liân) khai-sí pian-choān, chêng-āu keng-kòe 9 tang chiah oân-sêng. Sù-khò͘ Choân-su lóng-chóng siu-lo̍k 3,503 chióng, 79,337 koàn, 36,304 chheh, chiong-kīn 230-bān ia̍h kap iok-lio̍k 8-ek jī.

Guā-pōo liân-kiat

• Siku Quanshu scanned texts at Chinese Text Project (Chinese)
• Siku Quanshu at World Digital Library
• Ssu-k'u ch'uan-shu (Complete Library of the Four Treasuries) Archived 28 March 2018 at the Wayback Machine., National Palace Museum webpage
• All That Is Worth to Know Under Heaven, Studiolum: the Library of the Humanist article
• "China to Auction Grand Ancient Encyclopedia with Real Emperor's Seals". People's Daily Online. 26 October 2004.
• "Destruction of Chinese Books in the Peking Siege of 1900" by Donald G. Davis, Jr. (of the University of Texas at Austin) and Cheng Huanwen (of Zhongshan University)
• The Emperor's Four Treasures by R. Kent Guy
• The Cambridge History of China by Peterson, Fairbank on literary inquisition p. 290
• 历尽艰辛，终成瑰宝——《四库全书》大事年表 Archived 2022-11-30 at the Wayback Machine. Timeline (Hàn-gí)

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