Sikuquanshu preserved a lot of historical materials, but we can't judge from this series that there was no "three religions in one" before the Yuan Dynasty, so item A was wrong and item C was correct. Sikuquanshu is divided into four parts, which contain a lot of historical materials, but it is wrong to say that historical materials are more credible than textbooks, and item B is excluded; The three religions refer to Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism, and the unity of the three religions refers to the mutual integration of their thoughts and D mistakes.