He boring

He boring

He boring (1507-1585), whose name is Zhenqing, is a native of Lishui.

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Ming Jiajing 26 years (1547) Jinshi. At the beginning, he was awarded the title of county magistrate. He is upright, not afraid of the powerful, and has a political voice. Later, he served as the prefect of Kaifeng, the magistrate of Chaoyang, and the governor of Jiangxi. Advocating Neo Confucianism and encouraging reading. Tang Xianzu of Linchuan was appreciated by him and recommended to be a student. During the political participation in Yunnan Province, he was allowed to support the elderly by begging. In his hometown, he was promoted to Guangdong Provincial envoy and Henan Provincial envoy, but he stayed at home for decades. There are many works about his life. He compiled travel notes of famous mountains in ancient and modern times and Zhongzhou people's annals from the collection of historical records. He wrote xiuhun tongkao and Cuiwei Ge Ji, etc. In the seventh year of Wanli (1579), he compiled kuocanghuiji, which was praised as "simple but elegant, accurate and detailed".

Kuocang mountain

Kuocang mountain written by he boring: "Da (TU Yang) mountain, 140 Li south of the county, in the boundary of Qingtian, has 72 caves, which is very steep and deep.". It is one of the main scenic spots in Xiandu scenic area. It can be roughly divided into four scenic spots, namely Dayang mountain, Dayang lake, Jiaokeng and caotou. They are diexiangyan, foshengyan, shennvfeng (feilaishi), tongkuangyan, caotouzhaibei, lingxiaoshi, longkongdong, xiabaiyan, shangbaiyan and shinaidong, as well as yuan and dalingsi.

poems

I feel like a pavilion. When I come back, I feel like I have been nurtured in the pavilion. the head of a single peak is often covered with snow, and the mouth of a floating cloud has known Tianjin. The way is to avoid people in Dongshan. At the end of the year, the world can be relied on, and the title is "Baolong Meixin". Note: (1) Jueshi Pavilion: in the south of Shaling bridge, on the side of the stream, Wu Haojian, the magistrate of Ming Dynasty.

Chinese PinYin : He Tang