| Summary: | 碩士 === 國立臺北大學 === 古典文獻學研究所 === 96 === Chang-Jun-Heng (1872~1928) is a noted scholar at Nan Xun, Zhejiang in early republican period and late Qing Dynasty. Apart from his time on business operation, Chang is very fond of book collection, the ancient books that he collected are mostly Song-Yuan literature, celebrity’s fine sculptured masterpiece and manuscript, most of his book collection is kept in “Shi Yuan(適園)” with those good books published selectively, he further engaged his close friend Miu Quan-Sun (繆荃孫) (1844~1911) to write on his behalf and write all his collection as “Shi Yuan Cang Shu Zhi”. “Shi Yuan Cang Shu Zhi” has compiled 928 books, around 23,669 volumes in total, with the bibliography compiled by “Si Bu(四部)” while the writing style has carefully considered the precedent of predecessors on bibliography with the new style invented, which is important to bibliography history as it succeeded the unfulfilled wish of the predecessor and opens the path for the future. The current good ancient books collected in “Shi Yuan” were sold to national library mostly during Anti- Japanese period; Mr. Chang is relatively contributive to the completeness and circulation of document conservation.
There are 8 chapters in this paper. Chapter I, describes the research motive, purpose, methodology and scope. Chapter II, background highlight, experience and book collection of Chang-Jun-Heng, which depicted Mr. Chang’s family background, experience and socialization status, book collection and secret book transcription in overall. Chapter III, compilation and circulation of “ Shi Yuan Cang Shu Zhi”, which explores the compilation process of “Shi Yuan Cang Shu Zhi” that have gone through, the current edition, circulation and source of his book collection. Chapter IV, writing style of “Shi Yuan Cang Shu Zhi”, to analyze the basis of volume classification of “Shi Yuan Cang Shu Zhi”and compare the pros and cons with “Si Ku” classification to come up with a unique classification of his own. Chapter VI, contents written on “Shi Yuan Cang Shu Zhi”, which elaborates the guidelines and quantity of book collection to explore the characteristics of his book collection contents. Chapter VII, current book collection of “Shi Yuan Cang Shu Zhi”- take the good books kept in national library for instance, which indicates that the untraceable background written on“Shi Yuan Cang Shu Zhi” and gather and determine the quantity of good books compiled in “Shi Yuan Cang Shu Zhi”. Chapter VIII, appraisal of “Shi Yuan Cang Shu Zhi”, to summarize and assess in terms of features and flaws of “Shi Yuan Cang Shu Zhi” and manifest the impact of “Shi Yuan Cang Shu Zhi”on China Bibliography History and Chang-Jun-Heng’s great contribution on document conservation.
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