Xu Zhaohua

Xu Zhaohua

Xu Zhaohua (around 1700 A.D.) was born in Shangyu, Zhejiang Province. She was a poetess in Qing Dynasty. The year of birth and death is ominous, about 40 years after Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty. Marry Luo Jiacai. Gongkaili, good Danqing. Father Xianqing and Mao Qiling are friendly. Qiling lives at home in his old age. Zhaohua learns poetry from them and is called a female disciple. Mao Qiling appreciated this female disciple very much: "my county boudoir is beautiful, Zhaohua is out of the group, Wang Yishao is a scholar, and Lady Guan is a painter." And praised her: "although we have many talents, we have no poetry like Xu Du." Mao Qiling also regarded her as the successor of his mother's wife, saying that "the young lady of Yuezhong used to be called Mrs. Bozhong Shang. Later, Mrs. Bozhong Shang's daughter was Qi Xiangjun's successor." Zhaohua is the author of huajianji and Xudu shuoshi.

According to the Shangyu county annals, his father Xianqing and Mao Qiling are good Zhao Hua learned poetry from it, and was called a female disciple, so he had the purpose to talk about it. It is a collection (referring to Xu Du Shuo Shi), that is, it was selected by Qi Ling and included in Xihe Ji According to Mao Qiling's claim, "after Xu Du's poems were attached to the essays, there was a sense of blue". It can be seen that Mao attached great importance to this female disciple and placed high hopes on her.

The poems described in Xu Du Shuo Shi are often repeated with the manuscripts of huanxiang Pavilion, so there is no need to repeat them.

Preface to huanxiangge's last manuscript: he is handsome and wise, famous for his talent in painting, especially in poetry.

A volume of Xu Du Shuo Shi is recorded in the manuscript of Qing history, records of Arts and culture, other collections. Written by Xu Zhaohua

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