Ye Baolin

Ye Baolin

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Ye Baolin, female, Yuyao, Zhejiang, is a figure of Ming Dynasty.

Ye Baolin is from Yuyao, Zhejiang Province. In the Ming Dynasty, Ye Xianzu, female, was appointed as an envoy to the imperial court, and Huang Zongxi, a prefectural official. There are two poems in Shaotong's history, fresh and elegant. In the middle of Yue Dynasty, there were some women who had formed associations with poetry and wine. Ye Wenzhi said with a frown, "this is especially bad for the society." That is to say, we should burn it without leaving a word. He returned to Zongxi on the 17th year, and in March, his father zunsu ordered him to go to prison. Qi Fengji, the county magistrate, suspected that he had been killed. When he arrived at the gate, he fled, and his servants fled. Gu Yao, who had no idea, sat in the mortar. The leaves stand alone by the side, not apart from the size. He brought a lawsuit against his father from Zongxi, and gave him a sacrifice to bury him in the shade. Ye suidian offered his clothes to help bury him. Zong Xi and his righteous teacher took the oath of death from the king of Lu. Ye Mi collected daggers for the restoration of the wall. They provided luggage for liuche. They were full of righteousness. Two days before his death, he was still carrying a bottle of water and a stove for his aunt to bathe in.