Shi chaogan

Shi chaogan

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Shi chaogan (around 1778 A.D.) was born in Yizheng, Jiangsu Province.

Shi chaogan (around 1778 A.D.) was born in Yizheng, Jiangsu Province. The year of his birth and death is unknown, and he lived around the 43rd year of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. Qianlong 28 years (1763 AD) Jinshi. The official came to Taipusi. In the 60th year (1795 A.D.), the imperial examination was conducted in Chongshan Dongxiang. After withdrawing Wei, he was ordered to study in Hubei and died in Ren. The sex is honest and honest. When he was in charge of the capital, he lost a car, counted rafters in his old house, recited Sutras in hunger, and rarely met guests. Chaogan is less famous for his poems, and Wang Mingsheng engraved "ten sons of Wuzhong" poems, with chaogan at the top. Both Qian Daxin and Wang Chang are well known. The ancient prose is also concise and legal. His works include Liu Yi Zhai Ji, Zheng Sheng Ji, biographies of Qing history, etc.