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Introduction to the Light (1506-1571). Ming Dynasty essayist. The word Xifu, also known as Kaifu, alias Zhenchuan, also known as Xiang Zhisheng, is the bridge between the "Eight Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties" and the "Tongcheng School" of the Qing Dynasty, known as the "Tang and Song Schools".

A native of Kunshan, Jiangsu. In his early years, he studied under Tongyi Wei School. In the nineteenth year of Jiajing (1540), he was promoted and failed eight times in the Jinshi examination.

He migrated to Anting in Jiading (now Jiading District, Shanghai), where he read and lectured, and wrote two books, "Crown Ceremony" and "Patriarchal Law". Hundreds of people who learn from it, people say"Mr. Zhenchuan"。He inspected the historical sites of the three rivers, and believed that the road to the sea of Taihu Lake was only the Wusong River, and the Wusong River was narrow, the tide and mud were filled with siltation, and gradually it was blocked, as long as the joint efforts were dredged to make the water of the Taihu Lake flow eastward, the other waterways could be governed without work.

In the thirty-third year of Jiajing, the Japanese rebels rebelled, and Gui Youguang entered the city to prepare for the defense of the palace, and made the "Imperial Discussion". In the forty-fourth year of Jiajing (1565), he became a jinshi at the age of 60 and was awarded the magistrate of Changxing County, Huzhou (now Changxing County, Zhejiang). He attaches great importance to education and is honest in his administration.

Whenever dealing with litigation matters, we must ensure that the facts are clear. At that time, there were many thieves in Changxing County, and the government arrested a number of innocent people, and he used tricks to capture the thieves, so that more than 30 people who had been wronged and aggrieved in prison were released. Later, he was appointed as the general judge of the Shunde Prefecture and had special jurisdiction over Ma Zheng.

In the fourth year of Longqing (1570), he was the Taifu Temple in Nanjing, stayed in charge of the cabinet system, revised the "Records of King Sejong", and died in the palace at the age of 66. Buried in the southeast gate of Kunshan City in Jintongli (near the current Post and Telecommunications Bureau). In literature, it is mainly based on prose creation, confronting the archaeologist, and trying to correct the seven sons before and after"Wen Bi Qin Han"and achieved high achievements, which changed the style of writing at that time, and also had a certain impact on later generations.

Gui Youguang (1506-1571) was an essayist in the Ming Dynasty. The word Xifu, also known as Kaifu, alias Zhenchuan, also known as Xiang Zhisheng, Han nationality, Kunshan, Jiangsu.

In the Ming Dynasty, Gui Youguang was born in a Han Confucian family that had been in the first place for many years. He was studious at the age of 9, and at the age of 20, he was able to write essays, and at the age of 20, he was able to understand the Five Classics and Three Histories and the Eight Great Languages of the Tang and Song Dynasties.

Ming Dynasty essayist. The word Xifu, also known as Kaifu, alias Zhenchuan, also known as Xiang Zhisheng, is the bridge between the "Eight Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties" and the "Tongcheng School" of the Qing Dynasty, known as the "Tang and Song Schools".

Gui Youguang was a famous essayist of the Ming Dynasty, a native of Xuanhuali, Kunshan County, Suzhou Prefecture (now Kunshan, Jiangsu). Gui Youguang is a representative writer of the "Tang and Song Dynasty" in the Ming Dynasty, known as "Ouyang Xiu of today", and later generations praised his prose as "the first in Ming Wen".

The Tang and Song dynasties were a prose school in the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, represented by Wang Shenzhong, Tang Shunzhi, Mao Kun, and Gui Youguang. Their basic viewpoint is to oppose the tradition of replacing "Taoism" with literature and to advocate the "unity of literature and Taoism." This faction opposed the quasi-antiquism of the seven sons before and after, because the idea of "the text must be Qin and Han, and the poetry must be prosperous in the Tang Dynasty" made the literary works at that time gradually flow into antiquity and plagiarism.

Gui Youguang is a native of the Ming Dynasty and the Tang and Song dynasties.

Gui Youguang (January 6, 1507, February 7, 1571), the word Xifu, alias Zhenchuan, known as "Mr. Zhenchuan". Essayist of the middle of the Ming Dynasty, **. He is a representative writer of the "Tang and Song Dynasty" in the Ming Dynasty, known as "Ouyang Xiu of today", and his prose is praised by later generations as "the first in Ming Wen".

Together with Tang Shunzhi and Wang Shenzhong, it is known as the "Three Masters of Jiajing", and it is also as famous as Hu Youxin, and is known as "Gui and Hu". He is the author of "Mr. Zhenchuan's Collection", "Sanwu Water Conservancy Record", etc.

Return to the Light (1506-1571). Ming Dynasty essayist. The word Xifu, also known as Kaifu, alias Zhenchuan, also known as Xiang Zhisheng, is the bridge between the "Eight Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties" and the "Tongcheng School" of the Qing Dynasty, known as the "Tang and Song Schools". A native of Kunshan, Jiangsu.

There is light. (1506 1571.)

Ming Dynasty essayist. The word Xifu, also known as Kaifu, alias Zhenchuan, also known as Xiang Zhisheng, is the bridge between the "Eight Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties" and the "Tongcheng School" of the Qing Dynasty, known as the "Tang and Song Schools".

Wang Xijue, "Ming Taifu Temple Chenggui Cemetery Epitaph".

Qian Qianyi, "The Poetry Collection of the Dynasties: Mr. Zhenchuan Returns to the Light".

Zhang Tingyu et al., History of the Ming Dynasty, Volume 287, Biography 175