Li Xianqiao

Li Xianqiao

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Li Xianqiao (1746-1797), a poet of Qing Dynasty. Yitang, ziqiao, Yitang, Shaohe. He is from Gaomi, Shandong Province. He was the representative of "Gaomi poetry school" during the period of Qianlong and Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty.

In 1765, Qianlong paid tribute and in 1776, he was elected. Although he entered the official career, he was still in a poor mood. Qianlong sixty years (1795) know to submit to state affairs, Mingmin just break, have political talent, courtesy love people. Especially in poetry. In his spare time, he used to teach people in the state. Zhou people know rhymes roughly, and they are all taught by Xianqiao. Li Houzhai, Bingli and his son visited the green garden in Guilin. He is good at writing and painting. Yuan Mei praised Xianqiao's poems as "delightful and lofty" and "Su zizhanye" (Suiyuan Poetry). His works include Shao he Nei Ji, he Zai Nan Fei Ji, long Cheng Ji, bin Shan sequel, Ao FA Pu and Tong Zhuan Yun Xue. His works include selected poems of six schools (Tao, Wang, Meng, Wei, Chu, Liu) and Han Shi Yi Shuo. For details of his life and deeds, please refer to volume 72 of biographies of the Qing Dynasty and volume 4 of a brief introduction to the poets of the state.