Qian qianzhen

Qian qianzhen

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Qian qianzhen was a book collector and engraver in the late Ming Dynasty. The name is naiweng. Changshu (now Jiangsu) people. Qian Qianyi followed his grandparents. Early thanks to juziye, he only liked collecting books, sang with Feng Shu and other collectors, and borrowed ancient books.

"Nostalgic hall" was built to support my mother, and "Zhushen hall" and "Wuxue nunnery" were used as book collection buildings. He imitated Lu guimeng in the Tang Dynasty, opened the window in the Ming Dynasty, and explored the red and yellow spots continuously; he imitated Zhao Mingcheng in the Song Dynasty, and wrote calligraphy in Jinshi, which was surrounded by Yi tripods in Jinshi. After the Ming Dynasty died and entered the Qing Dynasty, he died in frustration. The transcripts include Li qunyu's collection of Tang Feng, Li Yi's collection of Li Junyu's poems, Fang Gan's collection of Yuan Ying, etc. the heart of the plaid paper plate is "zhushentang". The book collection is printed with "Qian lvzhidu Secretary" and "zhushentang". His son is rich in books. His works include the poem manuscript of wuxuean.