Zhang gangsun

Zhang gangsun

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Zhang gangsun was born in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty. His name was Zuwang, and his name was changed to Dan. He is from Qiantang, Zhejiang Province. He is fond of mountains and rivers, works poems, and travel poems. He is famous for his poems and prose, and is as famous as Lu Qi, Mao Xianshu, Chai Shaobing, etc. He is also known as the ten sons of Xiling. He is the author of Congye Tang Ji.

The fourteenth volume of Zhang Qinting's poetry anthology was written by Zhang Dan of Qiantang in the right Dynasty. Note: on the right side of the word Dan, there is a small note written by Lu Wenzhuo, the master of Baojing, saying "gangsun", which is the same person. According to the online catalogue of Academia Sinica, there is "thirteen volumes of Zhang Qinting's poetry anthology and one volume of supplement" in "Siku Quanshu cunmu series. Jibu. Bieji Lei; 210", It was written by Zhang Danzu in the Qin Pavilion, and the first part of the volume (page 495) was written by Zhang Danzu in the Qian and Tang Dynasties