Zhang Yi
Zhang Yi
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Zhang Yi (928-996) was a literary scholar in the late Southern Tang Dynasty and the early Northern Song Dynasty. The word Zicheng. His ancestral home was Chuzhou, and later he moved to Changzhou. Baoda ten years (952) Jinshi. At the beginning of his term, he served as Jurong Wei, and later as an examiner, wailang and Zhongshu Sheren. In the fifth year of Kaibao (972) of the Northern Song Dynasty, the internal history was changed. In the eighth year of Kaibao, Li Yu entered the Song Dynasty. He served as a historian and a counsellor. He moved to Henan as a doctor. He is honest and thrifty all his life, and is good at giving. After that, he returned home. Gongshi is good at seven words. He wrote one volume of poetry. This is a volume of Zhang Shiren's Ci.
Life of the characters
Zhang Yi
Wenchen of the Southern Tang Dynasty, born in Changzhou in the Five Dynasties, was born in Huainan between 932 and 937. He was not the Poet Zhang Mi in huajianji. When huajianji was finished (940 AD), Zhang was still a naughty boy. In the spring of the 12th year of Baoda (954) of the Southern Tang Dynasty, he was recommended by Xu Xuan to Zhongzhu, and he was named Jurong Wei, who had poetry with Xu Xuan. He wrote in the second year of Jianlong (961) Later, he was promoted to the imperial censor by Chen's ten policies of governing the country. Later, he was promoted many times after he entered the Song Dynasty. Finally, the official right admonished the official to write in the history museum. He was still in office in the fifth year of Chunhua (994). After that, his deeds were lost and he died in the following years.
Character controversy
None of Zhang's poems has been handed down. Most of the predecessors confused Zhang's life with Zhang Bi (Zi Cheng), a writer in the late Tang Dynasty. Because Zhang's "Bi" in the Southern Tang Dynasty and Zhang's "Bi" in the late Tang Dynasty were both read as B ì, which was homophonic and similar in form, there were some people who mistakenly read "Bi" as "Bi". The whole song poetry not only mixes Zhang Yu and Zhang Bi into one person, but also collects all Zhang Bi's poems in the late Tang Dynasty. Refer to the appendix of Li dingguang's research on literature in troubled times in the late Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties, judgment of the case of Zhang Mi in the Millennium (China Social Sciences Press, 2006).
Zhang Yi