Wu Lin

Wu Lin

Wu Lin, whose name is Yunxiang, is called Tiaoxi. Anji (Xiaofeng) Zhang Wu Village, Wu Changshuo 11th uncle. Born in 1485 A.D. and died in 1553 A.D., he was one of the famous "four Jinshi of Wu's father and son" in the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. He was appointed Deputy envoy of chasi in Shandong Province. He had a prominent political voice and was known as "the first in the north and South of the Yangtze River". Its tomb is located in Jingwu village, Zhangwu town. It is the most complete, typical and exquisite one of the Wu tombs before the "Cultural Revolution". It is considered to be the most likely place where the golden head is buried in the "Eighteen suspicious tombs", so it suffered the most severe damage during the Cultural Revolution.

Wu Lin was born in Shexian County, Anhui Province, and his nephew Wan Chun. Good at writing blue stone. Third, Wu Qi (Ruiqing). (1683) Zi Rui, No.1 wanting, No.1 Shugu Shanqiao, Wu Chala, Manchuria inlaid with yellow flag. In the 47th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign (1780), there were many people. Official book, begging for rest. In the first year of Qianlong's reign (1736), he was the editor of Ming history. Work landscape, also work poetry. Shu Gu Shan Fang Ji. Wu Lin is named Shenbo, sengbo, Yuyin in cuckoo lake and Qiaoshan in Ziwei mountain. Xia stone man, Haining, Zhejiang, painter. Wu Rongyuan's great grandson is good at landscape painting. In the early 1940s, he wrote the picture of Dongshan mountain, which is magnificent and has great historical value. Some of his works are collected in Haining Museum, while others are in exile.