Qian Wenzi

Qian Wenzi

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The name is Hong, the character is Wenji, and the name is Baishishan. He was born in Yueqing, Zhejiang Province, a descendant of Qian Liu, king of Wuyue. Qian Wenzi was one of the founders of Yongjia school represented by Ye Shi. He was known as "a great scholar" and "a great master".

Qian Wenzi (from January 9, 1148 to November 23, 1220) was a man of Baishishan. He was born in Yueqing, Zhejiang Province, a descendant of Qian Liu, king of Wuyue. Born on December 16, 1147 (January 9, 1148), died on October 27, 1220 (November 23). Song Xiaozong Chunxi (1187) entered the Imperial College as a student of Shangshe. In the third year of the reign of Shaoxi (1192), he was awarded Jinshi and wenlinlang with the title of "two excellent officials" (excellent in both character and learning, no need to be a Jinshi to be an official), and then became a Shaoqing official in Zongzheng temple. There are eight kinds of works, 91 volumes in total, which are included in the general catalogue of Sikuquanshu: biography of Baishi's poems, exegesis of poems, biography of the Analects of Confucius, biography of the doctrine of the mean, biography of Mencius, synopsis of Han and Tang Dynasties, system of Han and Tang Dynasties, and supplement of Han soldiers. The biography of Baishi's poems and the annals of buhanbingzhi are highly valued by the famous scholars in the past dynasties. At the same time, Qian Wenzi was one of the founders of Yongjia school represented by Ye Shi, who was known as the "Confucian giant" and "master of a generation".