There are many book collectors all over the country, and there are also many collectors and families.

Most of them don't collect books for the sake of collecting books. They advocate applying what they have learned and combining it with their own academic research. They have made great achievements in collation, compilation, Confucian classics, history and literature, and made important contributions to the prosperity and development of the Qing Dynasty. Such as: Huang Yuxi, Li Guangdi,,, Chen Shouqi, Lin Zexu, Lin Hongnian, Xie, etc.

They are not only great bibliophiles, but also great scholars with writings. Their book collection activities have greatly promoted the development of Fujian's traditional academic culture, created a profound atmosphere of liberal arts and humanities, and caused Fujian to produce more talents than other parts of the country in modern times. The internal relationship between them is worth our further discussion.

To sum up:

Although most private libraries in Fujian in the Qing Dynasty have gone through a hundred years of vicissitudes, and some of them are hard to find the remains of their former sites, the rare books and cheats of the Qing Dynasty, which Fujian book collectors spared no effort, carefully kept and passed down from generation to generation, have been classified into public libraries or university libraries in various ways since the Republic of China.

It has become the core part of the precious collections of major libraries in Fujian, which not only inherits the traditional culture of Fujian, but also serves all walks of life today. Its academic and cultural achievements and social and historical contributions have been engraved in Bamin's history.