红印本是我国雕版印刷线装古籍宝库中的一朵奇葩。作为雕版印刷史上的一种创新,这样的做法首倡于明代,为一部著作雕版完工后用朱色刷印的试印本。其目的主要是提供给编纂者或著作者校对使用,待核对无误后,再正式付以墨色刷印。这样的做法反映了雕版印刷程序上的进步和成熟。由于红印本是一部书刊刻成功后的最初刷印本,且刷印量极少,加上正式墨印后,红印 The red print is an exotic flower in ancient Chinese treasures engraving printing line. As a kind of innovation in the history of engraving printing, such an approach was first advocated in the Ming Dynasty and used as a trial print of a brush with ruby ​​color after the completion of the engraving. The main purpose is to provide compilers or authors proofreading use, to be verified correctly, then formally ink brush. This practice reflects the progress and maturity of the printing process. Since the red print is a book after the success of the initial brush printing, brush and very little, coupled with the official ink, the red seal