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A brief introduction to the evolution of ancient books classification in China.
China: (1) Liu Xiang and Liu Xin compiled the first large-scale classified catalogue in China in Han Dynasty.

⑵ The classification organization of ancient documents in China has formed a classification system of seven points, four points and twelve points.

Seven points: Seven Views by Liu Xiang and Liu Xin, Seven Records by Wang Jian and Seven Records by Ruan Xiaoxu.

Quadrant method: firstly, the four-part classification method is put forward. Sui Shu Jing Ji Zhi established a four-part system of Jing, Shi, Zi and Ji in the Tang and Wei Dynasties, and the four-part system was adopted in the Qing Dynasty's Sikuquanshu Catalogue.

Dichotomy: Zheng Qiao's General Annals of Literature and Art

The quartering method has been used for the longest time, the greatest influence and the dominant position in China.

⑶ Yongle Dadian is the largest kind of book in China, and it is a retrieval tool with the nature of subject method.