"Wu Mengyuan" is the full name of the long erotic novel in vernacular in the Qing Dynasty "Wu Mengyuan" without title" Wu Mengyuan" written in the twelve chapters of the author without title. The content of the book during the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. Like many novels during the Ming and Qing dynasties, it inherits the style of "Adventure of Heaven", relishes in describing Wang Song's romantic encounters, and lays out the story of the house exam. The title page of "Wu Mengyuan" is titled "Wu Mengyuan" with the title of "Wu Mengyuan" and the title of "Wu Mengyuan" is titled "Wu Mengyuan" and the title of "Wu Mengyuan" is titled "Wu Mengyuan" and is not signed by the author, and the postscript is also unordered. Most of the comments have short comments after the eleventh chapter: "Taiping Song" is actually Qingyuan, a talented woman wrote, with a total of seven poems. The rest of the two were deleted and changed the seven characters to express it. I dare not lose her talent. The woman's surname is Wang. The surname is Wang.According to the book, there are many Wu languages and Wu Ge, the author should be a native of Wu. Xiaohuaxuan was a bookstore in Kangxi. The book was called Ming Dynasty in the Ming Dynasty. The book was immediately written during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. The main existing versions include the Qing Xiaohuaxuan collection version, which is collected from the Saibuki Municipal Library in Japan, and the Saibuki Library in Nakao Matsuizumi Tang in 1994. Taiwan Daying Encyclopedia Co., Ltd. Si Wuxie Huibao. The printed version of Xiaohuaxuan collection "Wu Mengyuan" was listed in the banned books by the Jiangsu Censors in the 18th year of Daoguang (1838). It was reasonable and later, the book merchant changed it to "Love Man" and published it, which is quite popular in the world.