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Ji Xiaolan is talented and talented, and has a reputation for recitation at an early age, but his profound knowledge is mainly the result of tireless mechanics. Until the age of thirty, he devoted himself to the study of proofs, "where he sits, the scriptures are like an otter sacrifice." After thirty, he rushed with the world with his articles, drew yellow dialogues, and conceived all night.
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Ji Xiaolan has done a lot of things in her life, and there are two things that she has done the most, one is to preside over the imperial examination, and the other is to lead the editing. He was twice an examiner for the township examination and six times as an examiner for the civil and military association, so there were many corporals and had a great influence in Shilin.
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In the Qing Dynasty, he was recognized as a literary giant, a leader in the academic world, a literary master, and a cultural giant in the history of Chinese and world culture.
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He loves meat, counts pounds a day, doesn't drink alcohol, and doesn't eat duck. Strong physical strength, the number of women in the day. The former residence is near the front gate on the south side of Tiananmen Square. Much smaller than Heshen's Prince Gong's Mansion!
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Ji Xiaolan had smooth sailing on the road to the eunuchs, and successively served as a bachelor of living and official attendance, Zhan Shifu Zhan Shi, a cabinet bachelor, and the prime minister's Chinese calligraphy. He also served as a squire of the Ministry of War, the Imperial History of the Left Capital of the Imperial Palace, the Book of the Ministry of War, the Book of Rites, and the Doctor of Guanglu, and the official of the banquet and the direct cabinet of the Wenyuan Pavilion, and gave the Forbidden City to ride a horse.
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He was the first person to raise the name of Qianlong Ding Mao Ke Shuntian, Jiaxu Kejin Shi changed to Hanlin Academy, awarded the editor, handled the affairs of the hospital, and successively served as a living official, a servant of the left concubine, and a bachelor.
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Ji Xiaolan's literary contributions are indelible, such as "Siku Quanshu" and "Notes on Reading Wei Caotang". But he speaks harshly, likes to scold people around corners, and doesn't dare to compliment his appearance, which is similar to Zhonghe Shen in the TV series.
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As for the film and television dramas about him and He Shen, they are all made up. In fact, the relationship between Ji Xiaolan and He Shen is like a year-old friend. The young Heshen is outgoing and spicy. Ji Xiaolan, who is old and gradually restrained and sleek, will always remind He Shen kindly.
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In Ji Xiaolan's later years, he once made himself a couple: "The ups and downs of the sea are the same as gulls and birds; The book of life and death is like a silverfish", which can be called a true portrayal of his life.
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JI Xiaolan (Ji Xiaolan's information Chinese name: Ji Yun.
Alias: Ji Xiaolan, one word Chunfan, late number Shiyun.
Nationality: Qing Dynasty.
Nationality: Han.
Place of birth: Cuierzhuang, Xian County, Hejian Province (belonging to Cangxian County, Hebei).
Date of birth: June 1724.
Date of death: February 1805.
Profession: Writer, **.
Main achievements: Editor-in-chief of "Siku Quanshu".
Representative work: "Notes on Reading Wei Caotang".
Nationality: Shangyuan County, Yingtianfu.
Nickname: Venda.
Ji Xiaolan - a famous scholar in the Qianlong period Born in a family of eunuchs, Jian shouted that his father Ji Rongshu was a famous scholar and had been a Beijing official. Ji Yun has been brilliant since he was a child and is known as a "prodigy".
In the twelfth year of Qianlong (1747) of Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty, he was selected as a scholar in the nineteenth year of Qianlong (1754). The scattered museum was edited and revised, and the left Chunfang was moved to the left. After the Beijing inspection, he was awarded the prefect of Tuyun Prefecture in Guizhou.
Because Emperor Qianlong appreciated his knowledge, he added four titles and stayed as a concubine. Soon after, he was promoted to a bachelor's degree in the Hanlin Academy.
In the 33rd year of Qianlong (1768), he was involved in the salt administration deficit case because he sent a message to his in-law Lu Jianzeng, and was sent to Urumqi, Xinjiang. Ji Yun's opposition to science is reflected in the "Notes on Reading Wei Caotang" and the "Summary of the Four Libraries".
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The main reason is that his son did not inherit his eloquence, and there are some literary talents, each with his own personality characteristics, and he is not too promising.
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may be because Ji Xiaolan's sons are not very high, and Ji Xiaolan's sons have not inherited Ji Xiaolan, and they are smart and talented.
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I think it may be because Ji Xiaolan is negligent in disciplining her sons, and the positions of these sons are not very high.
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Ji Xiaolan Ji Yun, the word Xiaolan, the word Chunfan, the evening number Shiyun, and the Taoist number Guanyi. Born in June of the second year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1724) and died in February of the tenth year of Jiaqing (1805), he died at the age of 82 in the three dynasties of Yongzheng, Qianlong and Jiaqing. Because of its "keen and studious can be a text, and it is given to the government without reach" (Jiaqing Emperor's imperial inscription), so after his death, he was called Wenda, and the township was called Wenda Gong.
In the 33rd year of Qianlong (1788), the 45-year-old Ji Xiaolan was involved in the case of Xiaolan's in-law Lu Jianzeng (Xiaolan's eldest daughter married her great-grandson Yinwen), and her family property will be seized. Xiaolan first sent a message for the leak and was dismissed. Urumqi.
In December of the 35th year of Qianlong (1770), Emperor Qianlong recalled Xiaolan.
In August of the fifth year of Jiaqing (1800), five kinds and twenty-four volumes of "Notes on Reading Wei Caotang" were compiled and published, and the disciple Beiping Sheng Shiyan made a preface.
In Ji Xiaolan's life, there are two things that she has done the most, one is to preside over the imperial examination, and the other is to lead the editing. Ji Xiaolan is famous for her talent and is known as "the genius of the river". But a lifetime of energy, pay for the "Siku Quanshu".
Therefore, after his death, only the notes ** "Notes on Reading Wei Caotang" and a "Collection of Ji Wenda Gong's Testament" were handed down.
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