The Huizhu Lu (揮麈錄; "Records of Waving a Duster") is a 12th-century (or early 13th-century) biji-style Chinese history book written by the Song dynasty scholar Wang Mingqing (王明清) who wrote the book over a period of 30 years. Focusing mainly on the fall of the Northern Song dynasty (Jingkang incident) of 1127 and the restoration of the dynasty, the book contains a lot of information on the functioning of the imperial court.

It contains 4 sections:

• "Former Records" (前錄), 4 chapters

• "Latter Records" (後錄), 11 chapters

• "Three Records" (三錄), 3 chapters

• "Addendum" (餘話), 2 chapters

《揮麈錄》，宋代王明清作，凡二十卷。

《揮麈錄》分前錄四卷、後錄十一卷、三錄三卷、餘話二卷，記載宋代典章制度、軍事、政治，又及官僚文人軼聞，兼論詩文。《四庫全書總目提要》評《揮麈錄》：「（王）明清為中原舊族，多識舊聞，要其所載，較委巷流傳之小說終有依據也。」