Zhu renlin

Zhu renlin

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Zhu renlin (1780-1859), formerly known as Xia, was named Liqing and named Xiaoyun. He was born in Pinghu. Young poor, hard work. In the fifth year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1800), he won the provincial examination. Sixteen years Jinshi, Hanlin academy Shuji Shi, granted the Ministry of work principal.

Daoguang two years (1822) full of Yunnan Deputy examiner. He has served as a councilor and doctor. Eight years later, he was promoted to Shanxi road to supervise the imperial censor. At that time, the transport channel was blocked and the Tuyang canal was dredged. In the 12th year, he was promoted to the magistrate of Yongping Prefecture and promoted to the Qinghe River. During the Opium War, British gunships approached Tianjin and discussed with green camp general Xiang Rong about military deployment and defense. Xuanshu was appointed as the commander of Zhili. Twenty four years later, he returned home in bereavement. After Zhu renlin resigned, he was particularly concerned about state affairs. He read the transcripts from his residence every day, and those who had something to do with current affairs would copy them by themselves. The atmosphere of Guangdong is restless, lingering day and night. When you hear the victory, you will be happy. When you hear the police, you will be worried. Although you live at home, you will never forget the world. In addition, he was thrifty and generous, which was praised by the village. He is fond of books and collects thousands of volumes at home. He claims to be a small wanjuan tower. In his later years, he collected more than 100 posthumous writings of sages, recorded more than 500 poems, and collected more than 20 volumes and 12 volumes of Danghu literature. Later, it was engraved by his son in 1893. His works include xiaoyunlu poetry manuscript (5 volumes deleted), Wanxue manuscript (8 volumes), and danghupeng's old poems (10 volumes).