Li qingsun

Li qingsun

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Li qingsun (975-1027) was born in Huian, Quanzhou, Northern Song Dynasty. In the first year of Xianping, Song Dynasty (998), qingsun went to Beijing to take an exam, and was ranked as the only scholar to visit flowers.

Together with Huang zongdan, he was listed as one of the top ten Jinshi. At that time, he marked his name with silk and silk fabrics, pasted it on the top of his examination paper with gold flowers, copied his surname in big characters and recorded his name in small characters. This is the Song Dynasty began to use this form of publication. After qingsun became an official, he became an official in Jiangzhou. Later, he hated officialdom. He had a deep friendship with Qian Xi, a Nan'an native. On Qian's birthday, he wrote "three drinks of acid", the content of which is as follows: the Wei River is crystal clear, casting the fishing moon as early as possible; kaolin row green, not chasing the sleeping clouds. Another paragraph also says: year after year, the spring breeze weeps at the migrating warbler; everywhere, the rain breaks the wild goose. Later, when Qian died, he cried for Qian Xi's poem: "the wonderful Fu of Siyi was not recited, and the sour prose of Sanjiu was passed on all over the world.". Qingsun is as famous as Huang zongdan, a talented man at that time. There are two sentences that spread in the country: Huang zongdan, a talented man in the state Dynasty, is Li qingsun. It is a direct reflection of his literary talent. However, Yinghua died early and died at home in 1027.