Zhang Zhuo
Zhang Zhuo
Zhang Zhuo (?), (Qing) word Weike, No. bingzhai, No. 1 Liuzhou, an Su (now Hebei Xushui) people. (the new records of Xushui county has a biography).
He had a poor family since he was a child. He studied hard at his desk, and there was no heat or cold. In the 46th year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1731 A.D.). Because he was good at official affairs, he was better than literature. He was appointed the head of the household department at the beginning. Later, he was appointed the magistrate of Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province, the governor of grain road in Jiangxi Province, the governor of zhuan'he'nan and the governor of transportation in southern Zhejiang Province. In case of famine, please give relief to the people; donate money to repair Baoding test shed, praised by the examinees. After the eye disease home. The family has a villa, which is named "Weiquan", with a couplet "a few thatched cottages, you can leave relatives and friends to talk about the past, you can teach your children and grandchildren to read; a few acres of barren garden, half of which grow fruits and vegetables with wine, half of which grow flowers and trees with poetry". Bamboo fence cottage, unique natural wild interest. Zhang Zhuo is a pure filial servant. His stepmother is ill. He braves the rain to pray for God. All the guests were entertained by the servants. The savings of being an official were exhausted, and future generations had to make a living with pen and ink. Burning death, everyone please enter the ancestral hall. Zhang Zhuogong is good at painting and is proficient in poetry. His calligraphy is similar to that of Dong MI, and his paintings are better than those of Shen Zhou. His folding fan and landscape paintings are deep and powerful. His paintings of "Wei Quan" and "Tao Guang" are famous for their chanting of "almost all over the world" and are preserved in the temple of ancient philosophers in Jifu. In addition, he wrote a collection of Shi Huo Zhai Shi Gao, which was selected into the poetry biography of Ji Fu.
Zhang Zhuo