The Research Of Private Collections In The Qing Dynasty, Suzhou

Ancient Chinese library cause,including the government library,private collection of books, college library collection, temples collection of books,made their respective contribution to the development of the Chinese civilization and the progress of the society.We even can say that without library culture,we won’t have the history of Chinese culture. Private book collection developed thousands of years, which preservated of cultural texts and promoted academicresearch, made important contributions in Chinese culture inheritance,at the same time it formed private book collection culture which is dramatic in Chinese ancient history.Suzhou is the center and the birthplace of Wu culture.As famous historical and cultural city in China,Suzhou gather many talents and become the economic and cultural prosperity region since ancient times. The private collection started in the northern and Southern Dynasties, following in the Tang and Song Dynasties, to the Qing Dynasty reached the peak of the ancientprivate collection,which is developed.The private collection go through many Dynasties,it collects huge books by many people and become the top city than others. It not only in the quantity, the contentand quality are beyond any of the previous generation, they are collected manyprecious books in a variety of ways, such ascopying books, books,buying books and made important contribution to China ancient books cause.In a word,the collection activity aspect in Suzhou are worth researched.On the basis of previous studies， I Widely collected the Information in the literatureabout the Suzhou Qing private collection of records, Cross checked the Representative ofSuzhou Qing bibliophile’s life experiences, books deeds, thoughts and characteristics, such asbooks. And from analysis of the regional characteristics of the Qing Dynasty, Suzhou PrivateCollection, Aims to summarize the culture of its collection contains precious historical andcultural heritage, Thus providing a meaningful reference for the cause of our Librarianship.