The book "Fengyuejian" is written by Wu Yitang in the Qing Dynasty. His name is Yinnan and his pseudonym Aicun. He is a man from Geyang, Henan (now Guangshan County, Henan). The book is engraved by this book called Wu Yixian. We can roughly know his experience. He lived in the Qianlong and Jiaqing period. He was fond of being lazy and was bold. He was once a teacher. After returning home, he became impotence and was unable to move. He wrote "Buddhist Dream" and "Buddhist Dream" in silence. He wrote "Buddhist Dream" in his silence. He sent his boredom to the point of "Buddhist Dream" no longer passed on now. The book has two types of Jiaqing engraved versions: engraved and manuscripts. Today, Beijing Library and Tianjin Library have collections. Half pages and six lines, each line is sixteen characters. The thirteenth chapter has half pages of broken manuscripts. The thirteenth chapters have half pages of broken manuscripts. The thirteenth chapters are all broken. The layout is the same as the engraved version. It is collected in Zhejiang Library. Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House once used the remnants of the engraved manuscripts as the basis. The engraved manuscripts were supplemented by the thirteenth chapters and the fourteenth chapters. It is a photocopy version of "Audio Novel Collection", which is based on the photocopy version.