The modern reprint is divided into two texts, entitled Recorded Sayings of Chan Master Wuzhun shifan 無準師範禪師語錄 (5 fasc.) and Recorded Sayings of Venerable Wuzhun in Response to the Emperor 無準和尙奏對語錄 (1 fasc.), in Dai Nihon zokuzōkyō, vol. 121; Shinsan ed. vol. 70, no. 1382 and no. 1383. Although the first five fascicles were reproduced separately from the sixth fascicle, the table of contents enumerates all six fascicles. According to Shiina (2013), this text was based on a Gozan edition, and compared with a later Edo edition from 1642.

Two copies survive from the original Southern Song edition bearing a preface and a printerʼs colophon (bearing the 'donors' inscription) both dated 1251. The contents were arranged into four fascicles. This same format appears in an early Gozan edition with a printerʼs colophon dated 1370, reproduced in Gozan ban Chūgoku zenseki sōkan vol. 7. Shiina (2013) reports that the 1370 Gozan edition is a faithful reproduction of the original Southern Song recension; however, it omits the 1251 printerʼs colophon and adds running page numbers. The contents and sequence largely are the same as the Zokuzōkyō edition, though subdivided into six fascicles. Kawase (1970) reports another earlier Gozan edition, subdivided into three fascicles.

Per Shiina (1993), the Japanese Imperial Household Kunaichō collection as well as Tōfukuji 東福寺 each possess a copy struck from Southern Song woodblocks. Shiina (2013) also notes significant lacunae were repaired by manuscript. Between the two copies, the entire printed Song edition is represented.

References:

Shiina Kōyū  椎名宏雄. 1993. Sō Gen-ban zenseki no kenkyū 宋元版禅籍の研究 . Tōkyō:  Daitō Shuppansha.

----. 2012. Gozan-ban Chūgoku zenseki sōkan 五山版中国禅籍叢刊 . Kyōto:  Rinsen Shoten. vol. v. 7

Yu Iji. 2004. Gozan bungaku no kenkyū 五山文學の硏究 . Tōkyō:  Kyūko shoin.