It is now in the St. Petersburg branch of the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences. 1832 was brought back to China by Russian missionaries who had been to China. There is no title page in the banknote book, and the title of each title is "The Story of the Stone". These notes were copied on thin bamboo paper, and when collectors repaired and bound them, the fourth and fifth episodes of royal poems written by Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty were used as interlayers. Because the fifth episode of Imperial Poetry was engraved at 1795, the display notes should be re-edited between 1795 and 1832. This book has been copied in four different handwriting, and the fifth and sixth times are missing. There are few book reviews in the collection, with only over 90 reviews in 78 times. The distribution of comment on writing is also very uneven, only 16 times has comment on writing, and only 19 times has 42 comments on writing. Cheetah edition has more than 70 notes, three of which are unique to Cheetah edition, and the rest are the same as Chen Geng edition. In addition, there are some eyebrows, clips and special approvals in the listed books, but they were recognized by later generations after identification. Because some comments were mixed in the text, the comments were deleted, indicating that the listed books appeared late. The photocopying and publication of this banknote are as follows:

1, the story of hidden stones in Leningrad, Soviet Union, photocopied and published by Zhonghua Book Company in April, 1986, a set of 6 volumes, priced in 34 yuan. Later, it was reprinted three times, as follows: one print was 65438+April 0986, and the print run was 1- 10000, including hardcover and paperback, hardcover 50 yuan and paperback 34 yuan. Second printing: 1990:65438+ February, print run:1001-1000, paperback, the price is 65.60 yuan. Third printing 1993 65438+ February, print run100/-12000, paperback, price 263 yuan. Yin Si February 2003 1, hardcover, 430 yuan.

2. The Story of Stones Collected in Leningrad, Soviet Union, Beijing Zhonghua Book Company 1987 1 Edition, Shanghai 1 Printing. Thread-bound book, 16 folio, two letters, 20 volumes. 330 copies, one set in 340 yuan.