Yu Xuemi

Yu Xuemi

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Yu Xuemi, whose name is Xiaojin, was born in Juzhou in Qing Dynasty. There is "burning more poetry grass".

Yu Xuemi

(about 1747 ~ 1777) Yu Xuemi, a native of Yujiazhuang in the south of Juzhou City, was named Xiaojin and Jingzhi. In the 42nd year of Emperor Qianlong, he paid tribute. He has a large collection of books, including Buddhism. As a master of calligraphy and painting, Qian Zai often said to people, "if you get the heart agreement, you can only have one ear." He died at the age of 30. His posthumous works include: burning the remaining poems and grass, jade lines, and a book, painting and couplet.