The study rooms of ancient Chinese literati include Laoxue'an, Qiluzhai, Chunzaitang, Shaoshi, Liaozhai, Green Forest Bookstore, Baimei Bookstore, Sanxitang, etc. The introduction is as follows:
< p>1. Laoxue'an, the study of the patriotic poet Lu You of the Southern Song Dynasty was named "Laoxue'an". He said that he took the name of the study from Shi Kuang's saying that "learning when you are old is like walking at night holding a candle".2. Humble Room, the name of the study room of Liu Yuxi, the "poetry hero" of the Tang Dynasty. The layout of his study was simple and crude, but the poet wrote his ever-popular masterpiece "Inscription on the Humble Room" here. He also compared his "humble house" with Zhuge Liang's "thatched cottage" during the Three Kingdoms period and the "Yunting" of Yang Xiong, a great scholar in the Western Han Dynasty.
3. Liaozhai. After Pu Songling, a writer in the Qing Dynasty, failed to take the exam, he liked to invite people to his study to chat, and then compiled the stories into novels based on the stories told by his friends. Therefore, he called his study "Liao Zhai".
4. Qilu Zhai. The study of Zhang Pu, a famous writer in the Ming Dynasty, was named "Qilu Zhai". He was eager to learn and diligent in copying by hand since he was a child. The books he read must be copied by hand. He copied and re-read, read and burned, and then copied again. He repeated this process six or seven times to achieve "a confident mind", hence his name.
5. Green Forest Bookstore. The name of Lu Xun’s study in Shanghai is "Green Forest Bookstore". Lu Xun advocated for the Chinese revolutionary cause in the dark era, but some reactionary literati slandered him as a "student bandit". He named the bookstore "Green Forest" to show his ridicule.
6. Baimei Bookstore. When Qi Baishi, the master of traditional Chinese painting, was 35 years old, he built a house in his hometown of Xiangtan. There were many plum trees around it. He liked it very much, so he named it "Baimei Bookstore". .