When will Ji Xiaolan put the fourth? Ji Xiaolan 3 ending

Ending: She drank the poison that Liu Quanxia gave to lychees. Later paralyzed.

Ji Xiaolan and He Shen tried their best to find an antidote. But it can only be managed for one day. One day later, he will die.

Later, Qianqian took an antidote. Participated in the tea fighting competition. Won the champion.

Later died.

Ji XiaolanIt was from the Qing DynastyJi Yun(1724-1805), the word Xiaolan, aliasSpring sails, No. Shiyun, Dao No. Guanyi Taoist, Zhili Xian County (now Xian County, Hebei Province) people. Qing Dynasty politician and writer.

In the nineteenth year of Qianlong (1754), he was admitted to the Jinshi and was selected as a scholar of the Hanlin Academy.

He has served as the imperial history of the left capital, the secretary of the military department, the secretary of the Ministry of Rites, and the co-organizer of the university scholar, and the prince Taibao.

Guan Guozi Supervisor Zhishi.

Ji Xiaolan's character, lead Gao's life

His ancestral home is Yingtianfu.

Shangyuan County, its home is passed down to the Ji family. In the second year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1404), he was ordered to "move the surname Shigifu" (Qianlong's "Xianxian Chronicles"), known as the tea star, moved to Xian County, entered the fourth class of Anminli, and lived in the scenic town of ninety miles east of Xianxian County. By Ji Yun, it has been 14 years since he moved north.

After the relocation of the Ji family, he was mainly engaged in agriculture, and because of his original rich background, he soon became a wealthy family in Xian County, but he was relatively enlightened. In a certain year, there was a catastrophe and many displaced people. Ji's gave up grain and put porridge, recruited officials and complained that he was falsely imprisoned, and Qingru ordered him to pay for the construction of a prison cell and dig a well.

The well is dug outside the east gate of the county seat, known as Jijiajing, and still exists at the beginning of liberation. Since then, Ji has been determined to study and become a scholar.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, by the blow of the peasant uprising and the chaos of the Qing army's entry into the customs, the family road fell into the middle of the road, scattered and fled, and Ji Yun's two great-grandfathers avoided the chaos between the rivers.

The city was broken, and he was killed. But as soon as he settled down a little, "he was diligent and diligent, and then he was Danhuang" (Ji Yu inscription), and he never stopped reading. Well documented.

Born at noon on the 15th day of June in the lunar calendar in the second year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1724), he belonged to the dragon and was the second son of Ji Rongshu.

In the fifth year of Yongzheng (1727), he taught at Mr. Yu Ai, and met his father for the first time in this year.

In the eighth year of Yongzheng (1730), he participated in the children's examination and received the nickname of 'prodigy' with excellent results. When I was a child, I lived in Cuierzhuang in the east three miles of Jingcheng. At the age of eleven, he entered Beijing with his father and studied in Yunjingshe.

In the fifth year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty (1740), he married the 20-year-old Ma family in a neighboring county, and successively had a wife and six concubines.

Ji Yun (, the word Xiaolan, the word Chunfan, the evening number Shiyun, the road number Guanyi Taoist, Zhili Xian County (now Cangzhou City, Hebei) people. Qing Dynasty politician and writer, during the Qianlong period. Former officials Zuodu Yushi, the Ministry of War, the Ministry of Rites, the co-organizer of the University Shijia Prince Tai Custody of the National Supervisor Zhishi, once served as the chief compiler of the "Siku Quanshu".

Ji Yun learned from Han Confucianism, read a wide range of books, poetry and prose, and was especially good at research and exegesis. After serving as an official for more than 50 years, he was talented and strong when he was young, but his inner world in his later years was increasingly closed. His "Notes on Reading Wei Caotang" is a product of this state of mind.

His poems were collected and compiled by later generations as "Ji Wenda Gong's Testament".

Jiaqing ten years (AD 1805) February, Ji Yun died of illness, because of his "sensitive and studious can be a text, give it to the government is all up" (Jiaqing Emperor Yu gave the inscription), so after his death called Wenda, the township is called Wenda Gong.

Ji Xiaolan's ancestral home is in Jijiabian Village, Shangyuan County, Yingtianfu, Jiangsu.

In the second year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty, he was ordered to "move the big surname Shigifu" ("Xian County Chronicles"), and began to move to Xian County, and lived in Xian County, 90 miles east of Xian County, Jingcheng Town (now belonging to Cangxian County.

Ji Xiaolan's hometown in Wanggang Village is a native of Wanggang Village.