Ke Yu

Ke Yu

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Ke Yu, a native of Jiashan, Zhejiang Province, was named Nan Xin and Shi'an. He was born in the fifth year of Emperor Kangxi and died in the first year of Emperor Qianlong.

Ke Yuyi (1666-1736 A.D.) was born in Jiashan, Zhejiang Province, with the name of Nanxin and Shi'an. He was born in the fifth year of Emperor Kangxi and died in the first year of Emperor Qianlong. It's a good way to learn. In the 60th year of Kangxi (1721 A.D.), Jinshi was dethroned in the name of grinding. In the first year of Yongzheng (1723 AD), he became a Jinshi. The government should be in charge of the county, and be a professor in Quzhou Prefecture. Wang Xuling, a great scholar, was recommended by the scholars of the mountains and forests and served as an official of compiling Ming history. In the first year of Qianlong, Fang Bao recommended "erudite Hongci". When Yu was ill, he sighed: "this move of Fang Jun made the poor people in the sea whimper."! It's a turnkey. Yu tasted and worked in Zhu YIZUN's parallel style of poetry, and he was also good at Qian Qianyi and Wang Wan. He wrote seven volumes of Qiaochang in Shi'an, which was in parallel with the music of Xiao in the middle of the month.