Huifeng Cihua, carrying essential thoughts on Ci studies of the Great Master Kuang Zhouyi, was firstly compiled in 1924. Since then it has gone through several expansion and collation by the later scholars, thereby leaving a variety of editions. This paper reviews the history that Kuang edited the book. Introduction is given to the major posthumously re-compiled or re-collated versions, and problems generated from such processes are discussed. From the viewpoint of textual criticism, it is concluded that some of these editions of Huifeng Cihua are unreliable and cannot help the full comprehension of the book as well as to that of Kuang’s Ci theory. The study finds that the original 5-volume print was accomplished by Kuang himself and therefore requires no further complement. Other editions, however, are found with serious collative problems deserving an urgent clear-up. To recover the original composition of the book Huifeng Cihua and that of Kuang’s Ci theory, it is suggested that the primitive 5-volume edition should be published apart from any add-on.