Cao Shi

Cao Shi

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Guaiya, another name piaolanzi, was born in Guiyang Prefecture of Guizhou Province in Qing Dynasty. He was born in Wubian family and was the son of Cao Weicheng, the number one scholar of Wu Dynasty. In 1724 ad, Wu Jinshi was born in the second year of Yongzheng reign of Qing Dynasty. He was selected as the Deputy General of the former imperial bodyguard. Although he was a military officer, he was fond of chanting. He wrote three volumes of autumn tobacco hall poetry manuscript, recording more than 180 poems of various styles, and a subset of floating. Most of the poems are about mountains and rivers, remembering old friends and expressing feelings. The words and sentences are fresh and fluent, with few ornaments and sentimental notes, which are praised by later generations in Central Guizhou. It's rare for a warrior to be able to write poems.

Cao Shi, with the name of guaiya and the other name of piaoranzi, was born in Guiyang Prefecture of Guizhou Province in the Qing Dynasty. He was born in the family of Wubian and was the son of Cao Weicheng, the number one scholar of Wu. In 1724 ad, Wu Jinshi was born in the second year of Yongzheng reign of Qing Dynasty. He was selected as the Deputy General of the former imperial bodyguard. Although he was a military officer, he was fond of chanting. He wrote three volumes of autumn tobacco hall poetry manuscript, recording more than 180 poems of various styles, and a subset of floating. Most of the poems are about mountains and rivers, remembering old friends and expressing feelings. The words and sentences are fresh and fluent, with few ornaments and sentimental notes, which are praised by later generations in Central Guizhou. It's rare for a warrior to be able to write poems.