让考官“摆乌龙”的“麻沙本”唐代以后的学校教育,大多和以儒家经义为重点的科举考试接轨,因此各种“应试图书”广受学生追捧。其中最热销的是儒家经典以及对这些经典的串讲注解,成为图书市场的香饽饽,类似于我们现在的“金牌教辅”。以宋代来说,作为中央出版单位的国子监几乎把所有的重要经典都刻版印书,世称“监本”。而当时福建建阳的麻沙镇是民营书商云集之地,书商们也抢着想分切这块利润丰厚的大蛋糕。商 Let the examiner “Ma Shaben ” after the Tang Dynasty school education, most of Confucianism and the focus of the civil service examinations convergence, so all kinds of “test book” is widely sought after by students. One of the hottest is the Confucian classics, as well as a series of notes on these classics, become the fragrance of the book market, similar to our current “gold meditation ”. In the Song Dynasty, the Imperial Academy, the central publishing unit, engraved and printed almost all of the important scriptures. At that time, Ma Sha Town, Jianyang, Fujian Province, was a place where private booksellers gathered. Booksellers also rushed to cut the lucrative big cake. Business