Zhou Shu

Zhou Shu

Zhou Shu (?)? -1436), the word Chongshu, Dongshu, Jiangxi Jishui people. In the Ming Dynasty, Yongle was an old Confucian. In the second year of Yongle (1404), he and his younger brother, Meng Jian, were promoted to Jinshi, Zhou Shuzhong ranked the first, Zhou mengjian explored flowers, and Cheng Zu was compared with "er su". He also edited and studied. Official to Zuo Chunfang, Zuo Shuzi. There are six volumes of Dongshu's poetry anthology and the general catalogue of Siku.

The biographies are as follows:

Zhou Shu, whose name is Chongshu, was born in Jishui, Jiangxi Province. In the second year of Yongle, he joined with his younger brother Meng Jian to become a scholar. The emperor wrote two people's strategies, rewarded them, and gave them to the Imperial Academy. Twenty eight people, including Zeng Zhen, were selected to study in Wenyuan Pavilion by xunzhao and Jiejin. They were all related to Yan. The Minister of rites gave paper and pens, the emperor's salary gave evening food, and the Ministry of rites gave three ingots of paper money to the people who used to paste candles every month.

He made a tour to the north, and gradually left Chunfang to instruct virtue. Renzong ascended the throne and ordered the crown prince to visit Nanjing. Call to the couch, ask so Kuang Bi Chujun, symmetry purpose. In Xuanzong period, he entered Zuo Shuzi. At the beginning of orthodoxy, he was an official.