Wang Li

Wang Li

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Wang Li (1828-1891) was a scholar in Qing Dynasty. Word Fusheng, No. wuwenzi, Zhejiang Shanyin (now Shaoxing) people, living in Panyu, Guangdong (now Guangzhou). He is the uncle of Wang Jingwei.

He traveled to Guangdong with his father and was born in Panyu. After adulthood Li Zuo County screen. When he was in Mujiang County of Qujiang, the French besieged the city for nearly a year. Wang Xun offered to burn the enemy's boats. The city depended on its preservation, so he was hired to be a vassal. When the Chaozhou disaster, the secretary sent two thousand taels of bank relief, but considering the Ministry of law, did not dare to report for a long time. Wang Xun reported the case on the ground that "the tax deed has a lot of surplus, which is not a proper tax, and can be used for special periods". Since then, flood, drought and famine relief in all counties have been carried out in accordance with this case to facilitate the rescue of the people. At the beginning of the reign of Emperor Guangxu, he entered the scene of Governor Liu Kun and hosted the negotiation of foreign affairs for ten years. He was able to help each other with hardness and softness, neither humble nor arrogant. He was called "hovering in danger without showing his name, and staying in the ointment for a long time without moistening his body". There are many works handed down from generation to generation, such as suishanguanji.