Li Baoxun

Li Baoxun

Li Baoxun (1859-august 1915), formerly known as Xun, was named Baoshi, Wenshi, Shumo, Jiean and mengan. He was also named hongluoshan. After 50 years old, he was named xiyisou. In 1911, he was renamed Li, Hanshi and FUWENG, also known as guxiao old man. He was born in Yizhou, Fengtian.

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Life of the characters

When he was five years old, Li Baoxun was able to write a book. When he was nine years old, he was able to write a book. He wrote more than 300 inscriptions and postscripts of his collection. He is good at poetry and books, and runs through the ancients. In addition, astronomy, geography and painting dictionaries are all studied. After the revolution of 1911, he lived in Tianjin and died.

Relative members

Father: Li Henian son: Li Fangyang? From 1926 to 1926), Wu Fang, Xiao Shi, Kan, wailang, a member of the Guandu Branch, inherited the collection of books, collected books and paintings, and became rich. For example, there is a rare secret book in the collection of the biography of the seventeen history generals published in the Ming Dynasty. There are "baozhuju" in its library, and most of the books are printed and rare in the early Ming and Qing Dynasties. The collection is printed with "Yizhou Li's Atlas", "Li Fangzhen's Secret", "Yizhou Li Fangjian's collection", "Baozhu Ju's secretary" and so on.

Main works

Li Baoxun has written many works, including two volumes of reading and painting poems in wuyiyiyizhai, a collection of calligraphy and painting in Ouyuan (a collection of calligraphy and painting in Haiwang Village), a collection in fantianlu, a discussion on art after work, a copy of poems in hongluoshanguan, a remnant collection of calligraphy and painting in Haitu village, six kinds of Li's series carvings in Yizhou, a brief introduction to meng'an, a collection of Ran Xi's works, a postscript to Sanyong cuimo, a collection of calligraphy and painting in Yizhou Notes of guixuean, etc.