Liu Ruogu

Liu Ruogu

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Liu Ruogu, born in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty, is a native of Longwan village, sanjiabao, Yangchun County, Zhaoqing Prefecture. Liu went to Jiangxi to study geomantic omen in his youth, and later became a famous geomantic omen master in Yangchun. After his death, Liu Ruogu was buried in a small hill near Sanjia town. He was called "upper otter" after drinking, and his tomb is still there. His famous work is Qianjin Fu. Some people think that the author of this Fu is Liu Ruogu in Jiangxi. In fact, there is a mistake. This is because Liu Ruogu wrote this Fu when he was studying in Jiangxi in Yangchun, and he wrote the word Jiangxi. Liu Ruogu is not from Jiangxi.

A netizen provided a picture: "Qianjin Fu" entitled "ancient Duanzhou Yangchun Liu Ruogu", which corrects the historical fact that its Yangchun belonged to Zhaoqing Prefecture in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This also proves that Qian Jin Fu was written by Liu Ruogu, the top three of Yangchun. I also have a book containing Liu Ruogu's Qian Jin Fu. The picture is on the right: the manuscripts are very old, and they are not forged by modern people. The ancients were simple and lovely. They didn't want to be famous, and they didn't need to be famous for Liu Ruogu, who had a bad reputation. Liu Ruogu, by virtue of his geomantic omen skills, has harmed many people and even cut off his incense. People who know the situation say: God has eyes, good and evil will be rewarded in the end.