Xing Duan

Xing Duan

Xing Duan (1883-1959)

Xing Duan, born on August 6, 1883, was born in Guiyang, Guizhou Province. In 1901 xinchou imperial examination, 1904 Jiachen Jinshi. Graduated from Osaka higher industrial preparatory school and Tokyo University of law and politics. Li Tian was appointed director of the Ministry of industry and Commerce of Tianjin, director of the Ministry of industry and Commerce of Tianjin, director of the Ministry of industry and Commerce of Tianjin. Since September 1917, he has successively served as director of the Department of Mining Administration of the Ministry of agriculture and commerce, director of the Department of industry and commerce, member of the general civil service disciplinary committee, representative of the aftercare meeting, and general office of Jingxing Mining Bureau. He was laid off after 1928.

In July 1951, he was appointed as a librarian of the Central Research Institute of literature and history. He died on March 3, 1959 at the age of 76.

Xing Duan is good at mountain records and anecdotes. He is good at calligraphy, Gongkai and Xingshu. His works include Huangshan Travel notes, Qilu visit steles, Yu Zhongyue's biography, the title of qianrenguan's topic selection, reading the history of the north and the south, the supplement to the biography of the imperial clan of the Wei Dynasty, the diary of mountain travel, the summary of Guizhou Local Chronicles, etc. When the Japanese invaders occupied Beiping, he had great national integrity, did not communicate with the enemy and the puppets, and often wrote poems to show his ambition. In 1960, his family classified his manuscripts into three categories: poetry, prose and travel notes, and combined them into one episode, named zhelu Cong manuscript, which was published in thread binding.