Baijingtang congshu 拜經堂叢書

Baijingtang congshu 拜經堂叢書 "Collectanea of the Hall of the Veneration of Classics" is a series of collectanea (congshu 叢書) compiled by the mid-Qing-period 清 (1644-1911) scholar Zang Yong 臧庸 (1767-1811). It includes 10 books with a total length of 61 juan, and 2 juan of supplements.

Zang Yong, original name Zang Yongtang 臧鏞堂, courtesy name Zaidong 在東, style Baijing 拜經, was the great-grandson of the Confucian scholar Zang Lin 臧琳 (1650-1713). He hailed from Wujin 武進, Jiangsu, and was a disciple of Lu Wenchao 盧文弨 (1717-1795), Qian Daxin 錢大昕 (1728-1804) and Duan Yucai 段玉裁 (1735-1815), and took part in Ruan Yuan's 阮元 (1764-1849) compilation Jingji zuangu 經籍籑詁. His most important writing is the diary Baijing riji 拜經日記 that imitates the structure of Zang Lin's Jingyi zaji 經義雜記 and provides important text-critial informations to the Confucian Classics. It is included in the Baijingtang congshu, side by side with other contemporary and older commentaries to Confucian Classics and historiographical writings.

The series was printed in the Tongshu Studio 同述觀. In 1935, the Tōhō Bunka Gakuen Kyōto Kenkyūsho 東方文化學院京都研究所 in Japan published a facsimile of this print.