Core Points - The publication of the "Zhenjiang Wenkui" marks a significant milestone in the protection of ancient texts in Zhenjiang [2] - The project is the largest documentation effort in Zhenjiang's 3,000-year history, comprising 100 volumes and over 590 historical cultural texts [1][2] - The "Zhenjiang Wenkui" has been recognized for its academic value and social significance, receiving accolades from various experts and institutions [2] Summary by Categories Publication Details - The "Zhenjiang Wenkui" consists of four sections: local chronicles, historical materials, academic works, and literature, with a total of 100 volumes [1] - The project took 8 years to complete, with the local chronicles published in 2019, historical materials in 2021, and academic and literary sections in 2023 [1] Historical Significance - The collection includes rare documents that had been lost, such as the Ming Dynasty's "Wanli Revised Zhenjiang Prefecture Chronicle" and "Zhengde Danpu County Chronicle," which are now republished [1] - The historical materials section features over 30 military-related texts, reflecting the city's historical character [1] Recognition and Impact - The "Zhenjiang Wenkui" was awarded as an excellent book in the ancient texts category at the 26th East China Region Book Fair in November 2024 [2] - Over 30 institutions, including national and provincial libraries, have donated copies of the "Zhenjiang Wenkui" to promote its accessibility [2]