Zhang Xiyu

Zhang Xiyu

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Zhang Xiyu (1783 ~ 1853), whose name is Yutian and his name is xiaocang, was born in Emei County, Sichuan Province (now Meishan). He was a Jinshi in 1833.

Character experience

Daoguang thirteen years (1833) Jinshi, selected Hanlin academy Shuji Shi. In the fourteenth year of Daoguang (1834), he served as an alternate magistrate of Guangdong Province and successively served as a magistrate of Jieyang and Lechang.

In 1846, he was transferred to Chenghai County, Panyu county and Nan'ao Prefecture.

In 1850, he was promoted to the magistrate of Nanning, Guangxi Province. He was in charge of Zuojiang road in Guangdong Province and patrolled Youjiang river.

In November of the first year of Xianfeng (1851), he served as a permanent soldier in Xingquan, Fujian Province. At that time, it was said that at the junction of Tong'an and Haicheng, there was a small knife gathering to harass thousands of people, that is to say, it was secretly sent to investigate and arrest. Only six days later, Chen Qingzhen, the leader of Xiaodao society, was killed immediately. After that, he sent spies to Longxian, Tongxian and Haixian, and arrested more than 60 people, including Wang Quan. After leaving office, xiamin set up a monument to his thoughts. He has successively served as the inspector general of Gansu administration and the inspector general of Anhui administration.

In the third year of Xianfeng (1853), the Taiping army attacked Anqing, and Zhang Xiyu saw that the situation was over, and he killed himself with a knife. After the Qing Dynasty, they were executed for crimes.

Literary achievements

His works include Qujiang book house poetry anthology, huayangshan Museum poetry note and selection of seven poets. Sun Tongsheng said: "my husband's love for Feng and Ya is fresh and fresh. The selected "seven trial poems" is pure, beautiful, elegant and authentic. There are many books at home His poems are graceful, clear, and full of talent in the middle and late Tang Dynasty. " His poems are recorded in sun Tongsheng's notes of poems in the whole Shu Dynasty and Xu Shichang's collection of poems in the late Qing Dynasty. There is a biography of Emei continuation.