Wu nongxiang

Wu nongxiang

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Wu nongxiang (1632-1708) was born in Qiantang, Zhejiang Province.

Wu nongxiang (1632-1708), a native of Qiantang, Zhejiang Province, was named Qingbai, xingsou and dadishanqiao. (3) the record of the third year of doubt is that he was born in the 30th year of Wanli and died in the 17th year of Kangxi. According to the biographies of the Qing Dynasty, he died in the 17th year of Kangxi. Shao Qimin, reading at a glance, recites. Jiafu collected books. Baoming house was the place for collecting books. He and dinong went up the stairs to read the books. As well as Wu Renchen, he was called "Er Wu". In the 18th year of Kangxi (1679), he gave up erudition and Confucianism. Home to write books for entertainment. Li Zhifang, the governor of Fujian Province, decided the chaos. After hearing his name, he insisted that he should not stay in the tent. Nong Xiang was knowledgeable in ancient poems and prose, especially in Yi, and was familiar with the history of Ming Dynasty. Feng pusuo, a Bachelor of Hakka University, and Chen Weisong, Mao Qiling, Wu Renchen, Wang Sihuai and Xu Linhong are the "six sons of jiashantang". He is the most famous of all, and he is even more known by Feng Pu. His works include 240 volumes of Xiao Tai Ji, 20 volumes of Wu Yuan Za Shu, 40 volumes of Liu Pb Ji, 24 volumes of Shi Yu, and other works, such as reading history of Xiao Tai, reading history of green window, Qian Yi Zhi Lin, distinguishing doubts of Tang Poetry (all biographies of Qing Dynasty), research on water conservancy of West Lake, and continuation of general literature research. There are "Wu xingsou's book collection", "dadishan Qiao's book collection seal", "xingsou's nongxiang seal" and other book collection seals.