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自明中后期至晚清,在江南一带沿内河水系和运河水道活动着专营书籍买卖的一种“书船”。因与书香为伍,经营者颇识书文化之道,因而以“织里书船”和湖州书贾为代表的书贩子足迹所至之处,多能获得主顾家的礼遇,一般都敬之末座,称为“书客”或“书友”。文章系作者即将在科学出版社出版的新著《中国古旧书文化史》里的重要片段,叙述并探讨了在中国古旧书流通领域曾经发挥过重要作用的这一特殊书商群体。
From the middle and late Ming Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty, there was a “book boat” operating in the river trade and canal waterways in the southern part of the Yangtze River. Because of composing with scholarly incense, the operators are quite familiar with the culture of books. Therefore, the book dealers' footprints, represented by Book of Shippers and Huzhou Shu Jia, are able to gain the courtesy of patrons and are generally respected The last seat, called “book off ” or “book friends ”. The author of this article is going to shortly be listed in the new book “History of Chinese Ancient Books and Culture” published by Science Press and narrates and explores the special group of booksellers who played an important role in the circulation of ancient Chinese books.