"Hanlin bixiao yunlu aotou haipian xinjing", edited by Xiao,Liang-you in Ming dynasty, presented as a dictionary and rhyme book at the same time by dividing the book into two rows: the upper row reduced "Hongwuzhengyun" into "Yunlu", and it rearranged "Haipianzhiyin" by radicals in the lower row. It had also included "Yishiziyi", "Fenhaoziyi" , "Zhujingnanzi", "Ziyouliushu", "Ziyoubati", "Ziyouwuyin", "Ziyousisheng", "Dingshengfangwei", "Fenshengqingzhuo", "Bianshengyaojue", "tiaoshengzhangfa", "Beibuziwen" and "Jizibianlan", whose contents were all about philology. It mixed dictionary, rhyme book and philology in one book, which was convenient and made it very popular at the time. In the history of dictionary, this book should have some certain status.