Qian Zizheng

Qian Zizheng

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Qian Zizheng is a poet in Ming Dynasty. The original name of Meng, a teacher Zhen, Zi Zheng word, word line. Green moss number one, uncle number one.

From Wuxi. Born at the end of Yuan Dynasty, he was a Juren in 1370, the third year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty. He once served as the magistrate of Hancheng. He had a poem name with his younger brother Qian Ziyi and his family son Qian Zhongyi, which was called "three Qian". Fu Zengxiang commented on his poems in his collection of Yuan Qun Shu inscriptions that "it is neither meaningful nor meaningful to write at will", and "only the ancient style is poor, which means the clear and healthy ear". He is the author of the collection of lvtaixuan.