An investigative report on Zhucheng’s historical celebrities, just 500 Zi

Yu Shun

Yu Shun (born and died around the end of primitive society), one of the five emperors in the "Three Emperors and Five Emperors", was a wise king in ancient my country. Because their ancestors were granted the title of Yu, they were also called Yu clan and Yu Shun. His surname is Yao, also known as Chonghua (it is said that he has two pupils in his eyes). According to "Historical Records", Yao gave way to Shun and reigned for 39 years. According to legend, he was a sage in Chinese history and a representative of the abdication system. He became king of the world by accepting Yao's abdication. Yu Shun treated his stepmother with filial piety and his younger brothers with benevolence. Confucianism regards him as an ideal figure and a model of benevolence and filial piety.

"Mencius Li Lou Pian" records: "Shun was born in Zhufeng, moved to Fuxia, and died in Mingtiao, a native of Dongyi." Zhufeng is 5 kilometers north of Zhucheng. It is Zhufeng Village, Shunwang Street, Zhucheng City. There is a shrine to Shun at the head of the village. There was an ancient well in the village. It is said that Shun once drank here, which was named "Shun Well". There are Tubu hills in the north of the village, named "Lishan". ", it is said that Shun once farmed here. To this day, the legend of Shun is still circulated in Zhufeng area.

Gongye Chang

Gongye Chang (519 BC-470 BC), with a long name and a courtesy name, was a native of the Qi State in the Spring and Autumn Period, also known as a Lu State. He lived in Gongyechang Village, Zhuyi (now Jinxian Village, Mazhuang Town, Zhucheng City) for generations. He came from a poor family since he was a child. He was diligent and frugal, intelligent and studious, well versed in calligraphy and etiquette, and spent his whole life studying but not serving as an official. He is a disciple of Confucius and one of the seventy-two sages, ranking 20th. Because of his ability and political integrity, he was deeply appreciated by Confucius. According to legend, Gongye Chang could understand the language of birds, and was innocent of this crime. Confucius was dissatisfied with the feudal lords' administration and deplored the fact that Gongye was in prison, so he said: "Although Gongye is in prison, it is not his crime." He promised his daughter to be his wife. Gongye spent his whole life studying. Lu Jun asked him to be a doctor many times, but he refused. Instead, he inherited Confucius' legacy, taught and educated people, and became a famous scholar. Gongye Chang's Tomb is located at the southeast foot of Xishanzi (formerly known as Gongye Mountain), Mazhuang Town, Zhucheng City. Gongye Chang Academy is located on the top mountain of today's Anqiu County.

Su Shi

Su Shi (1037-1101), courtesy name Zizhan and Dongpo Jushi, was born in Meishan, Meizhou (now Meishan, Sichuan). His father Su Xun and his younger brother Su Che are both famous essayists. He was a Jinshi in the second year of Jiayou's reign (1057), Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty, and reached the rank of Hanlin bachelor, Zhizhigao, and Minister of Rites. He once wrote a letter to express the disadvantages of Wang Anshi's new law. Later, he was imprisoned and demoted for writing poems to criticize the new law. After his death, he was given the posthumous title Wenzhong. A leader in the literary world in the mid-Northern Song Dynasty, a literary giant and one of the Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties. His writing is vertical and horizontal, his poems have broad themes, are fresh and bold, and are good at using exaggeration and metaphor, and have a unique style. He is a bold and unrestrained poet, and is called "Su Xin" together with Xin Qiji. He has "The Complete Works of Dongpo" and "Dongpo Yuefu".

Su Shi came to know Mizhou (the state was governed in present-day Zhucheng City) in the seventh year of Xining (1074). In less than two years in Mizhou, he cared about the suffering of the people and prayed for rain in Changshan. Cunyuquan is the evidence; there are many excellent works when singing at Chaorantai, which established his bold style of poetry, leaving behind "Jiangchengzi·Hunting in Mizhou", "Chaorantai Notes", "Shui Diao Ge Tou·When will the bright moon come"? ” and other famous works.

Zhao Mingcheng and Li Qingzhao

Zhao Mingcheng

(1081-1129),

courtesy name Defu,

Song Dynasty A native of Mizhou (Zhucheng), he is a famous epigrapher.

My father, Zhao Tingzhi, is the Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs.

Zhao Mingcheng was a student of Imperial College when he was young, and when he was weak

he devoted himself to collecting inscriptions, calligraphy and paintings.

Li Qingzhao was born in the seventh year of Yuanfeng (1084 AD), the reign of Emperor Shenzong of the Northern Song Dynasty. He was a native of Jinan, Shandong Province and named himself "Yi An Jushi". After Li Qingzhao and Zhao Mingcheng got married, the couple lived in Qingzhou City for more than ten years. During this period, Li Qingzhao created a large number of literary works that were popular with the people. Zhao Mingcheng, with the assistance of Li Qingzhao, completed the first draft of "Inscriptions on Gold and Stone". Their collection was growing day by day, so they built a library, bought a large kitchen, and placed various books in categories, filling more than 10 large rooms. They read and studied tirelessly, burning a candle every night before resting, or even staying up all night, "having fun in the sound of dogs and horses." Finally, in the autumn of 1117, they wrote the first draft of "Inscriptions on Metal and Stone", which collected 2,000 kinds of inscriptions on epigraphy and stone. 30 volumes, with a preface by Liu Zhi. In 1120, Zhao Mingcheng was again appointed by the imperial court and sent to Laizhou.

In 1126, when Li Qingzhao was taking office in Zizhou with Zhao Mingcheng, he suddenly heard that the Jin soldiers were attacking the capital. The couple "looked around at a loss" and looked at the precious cultural relics in the box full. "Knowing that they must not be their own property," they were filled with nostalgia and regret feeling. In 1129, Zhao Mingcheng was appointed as the governor of Huzhou. He fell ill on the way to report to the court and died on August 18 in Jiankang (today's Nanjing).

Zhang Zeduan

Zhang Zeduan (12th century AD, Northern Song Dynasty, date of birth and death unknown) was also named Zhengdao and Wenyou.

Donwu (now Zhucheng, Shandong) ), a painter in the late Northern Song Dynasty. In his early years, he traveled to Bianjing (now Kaifeng, Henan) to study painting. During the reign of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, he worked at the Hanlin Academy of Painting and specialized in painting palaces and palaces. He was especially good at painting boats and carriages, shops, bridges, streets and city walls. He was an outstanding realist painter in the late Northern Song Dynasty. Most of his works have been lost, but "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" and "Jinmingchi Scene" are ancient Chinese art treasures and are now in the Palace Museum in Beijing.

"Along the River During Qingming Festival" was originally a tribute and has been handed down for more than 800 years. Its theme mainly describes the living conditions of the citizens of Tokyo, the capital of the Northern Song Dynasty, and the lively scene of numerous shops and bustling citizens on the Bianhe River. The work is magnificent, with 587 characters of different identities, all of them beautiful in form and spirit. This masterpiece of realism is valuable historical data for studying the urban economy and social life of Tokyo in the Northern Song Dynasty.

Li Chengzhong

Li Chengzhong (1629-1700), whose courtesy name was Weiqing and whose name was Yucun, was born in Xixinzhuangzi Village, Jiankou Town, Zhucheng City. He later moved to Chaoran, the county seat. Off stage. A famous literati in the early Qing Dynasty. Less interesting. Weak crowns are all students, and they must be crowned in every test. In the 18th year of Kangxi's reign (1679), he passed the examination of "Erudite Confucianism" and was awarded the Imperial Academy for review. He also served as a compiler and editor of history in the Ming Dynasty, and he wrote vigorously and talked about everything. He was called to go boating in Yingtai and wrote a poem to express his purpose. He retreated to Weishang and only had a thatched house with a few rafters to protect him from the wind and rain. Li Chengzhong is a man of profound knowledge and harmonious poetry. His lineage is in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. His poems are more vivid than others, and he is childish but capable of cutting. He is good at writing, especially poetry. He is the author of three volumes of "Woxiang Shanfang Collection", two volumes of appendices and eight volumes of "Riyun Village Collection" (all biographies of Qing history), which are popular in the world.

Ding Weining and Ding Yaokang

Ding Weining (1542-1611), also known as Ru'an and Yangjing, also known as Shaobin Master, was a native of Zhucheng and the author of "Xu Jin Ping Mei" Ding Yaokang's father. Jiajing Jiazi (1564) was elected, and Yichou (1565) was promoted to Lianjie Jinshi. He was an upright official, not a powerful person, and had many political voices. In November of the fifteenth year of Wanli (1587), he resigned from office and returned home, living in seclusion in Jiuxian Mountain. He was a great scholar of the Jiajing period and was also very talented in literature. Even the most famous literary giants Wang Shizhen, Dong Qichang, and Wang Zhideng respected him and became friends with him. A large number of his poems and essays were included in the "Zhucheng County Chronicles" during the Wanli period, such as the prose "Reconstruction of the Inspection Department of Longwan Town", the poems "Watching the Sunrise", "Watching the Tide", "Snow Ji Transcendental Terrace Stepping on the Moon", "Deng Sheng" "Northern Taiwan Nostalgia", "The Tomb of Diao Gong Yezi", "The Ballad of Shuixin Pavilion", "The Event in the Mountain", etc.

Ding Yaokang (1599-1669) was the fifth son of Ding Weining. His courtesy name was Xisheng, and his nickname was Yehe. He was also known as Ziyang Taoist, Muji Taoist, Liaoyang He, etc. He was born in Zhucheng in 1599 and grew up in a famous family. His grandfather Ding Chun and father Ding Weining both served as Jinshi officials in the Ming Dynasty. He was a famous poet, playwright and novelist in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty. "Continuing the Plum in the Golden Vase" is Ding Yaokang's masterpiece novel. This book is inherited from "Jin Ping Mei". The book is mixed with obscene descriptions and later became a banned book.

Liu Yong

Liu Yong (1719-1804), whose courtesy name was Chongru and whose name was Shi'an, was a native of Panggezhuang, Zhucheng (now part of Gaomi County). Liu Yong is the well-known "Liu Luoguo'er" because he was "loyal to the emperor, loving the people, and honest" as an official, and was deeply loved by the people. He is 4 years older than Ji Xiaolan and is a general. He has been extremely intelligent since he was a child and was born in various cities in Shandong.

In the Liu family, the grandfather Liu Qi (qǐ) was a well-known upright official in the Kangxi Dynasty, and the father Liu Tongxun was a famous official of the generation. He was a bachelor of Dongge University and the minister of military aircraft. He was an honest and courageous official. In the second year of Jiaqing, Liu Yongguan became a bachelor of Tiren Pavilion.

Liu Yong was well-versed in hundreds of classics and histories, studied ancient Chinese texts intensively, and was famous for his articles and calligraphy in the Qing Dynasty.

Especially calligraphy is the best, and he is good at regular script. He imitated Dong Qichang, and also studied calligraphy by famous calligraphers such as Yan Zhenqing and Su Shi, and later became his own family. Together with Weng Fanggang, Tiebao and Prince Cheng at that time, they are collectively known as the four major calligraphers of the Qing Dynasty, with Liu Yong being the most important. There are many stories about him, most of which praise him for being smart, capable and resourceful.

Dou Guangnai

Dou Guangnai (1720-1795) was born in Gaojiazhuang, Jiankou Town, Zhucheng City, Shandong Province (now Jingzhi Town, Anqiu City, Shandong Province) with the character Yuandiao and the nickname Dongzhai. . In the seventh year of Qianlong's reign (1742), he was awarded Jinshi by Shu Jishi as editor of the Hanlin Academy. He successively served as the governor of Shuntian Prefecture, the chief examiner of Fujian, the right minister of the Ministry of official affairs, the censor of the left capital of the Duchayuan, and the president of the general examination. Dou Guangnai was erudite, proficient in classics and history, and was particularly good at poetry and poetry. He was known as a "talented scholar". Together with literary celebrities such as Ji Wenda, Zhu Wenzheng, and Fang Gang, he presided over the literary movement in the court for thirty years, making literature and art flourish. He is an honest official and diligent in his duties, and is praised by the world. His works include "Manuscript of Poems of Shengwuzhai", "Collected Works of Shengwuzhai", etc.

Zhucheng Guqin School

In the past two hundred years, a Guqin school centered on the Wang family of qin players has formed in Zhucheng County, Shandong Province—later known as the "Zhucheng School" or "Zhucheng School" "Langya School" - the earliest qin player of this school discovered so far is Mr. Mao Shixun (also known as Boyu, Qizi, about 1775-1884) from Licheng (now Jinan) during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty. His manuscript "Longyin Hall Piano Score" "The eight pieces of music copied are the ancestral scores of Zhucheng. There is reason to believe that the origin of Zhucheng Sect should be earlier.

During the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, there was Mr. Wang Yumen (alias Lengquan 1807-1877). He was highly respected, knowledgeable, and good at playing the guqin, and was known as the Jinling School. There is only one song in the "Zhenglu of Qinpu" compiled by him, which is consistent with the Zhucheng School's "Longyin Pavilion Qinpu". At the same time, there was Mr. Wang Zuozhen (alias Xinyuan, 1842-1921), a native of Zhucheng. Mr. Wang Puchang (also known as Jifu, 1807-1886) began to practice qin during his travels in the mountains. He did not seek to be prominent, but entertained himself with qin poems. He compiled the "Tongyin Shanguan Qin Pu". His father had a close relationship with Mr. Lengquan, and the song "Changmen" in "Qin Pu Zi Lv" should have come from Mr. Wang Jifu. Wang Xinyuan and Wang Lengquan, another guqin player from Zhucheng, are known as the "Two Kings of Zhucheng" in Shandong.

In the late Qing Dynasty, there was Mr. Wang Lu (also known as Xinkui, 1878-1921) who was talented, virtuous, intelligent and honest. I learned the piano from Mr. Xinyuan and also studied the music scores of Mr. Lengquan for twelve years. I have integrated them all and gathered together the north and the south, thus forming the Zhucheng School. He also traveled east to Fusang to study Western music for six years. He obtained a bachelor's degree and learned both east and west. After returning to Quancheng, he established the "Deyin Qin Society" to teach the piano. In 1919, Mr. Cai Yuanpei, the president of Peking University, and Mr. Yan taught piano at the school, and the piano club moved to Peking. There are many people who have achieved success through learning, all over China. The disciples who entered the house were Mr. Zhan Chengqiu and Zhang Youhe. He is good at making pianos and has supervised the production of more than 250 new pianos, many of which are high-quality. He has given them to piano friends and has done a great job in spreading piano knowledge. He is also proficient in Taoist law, composition, ancient Chinese ci, zither and pipa. He has compiled thirty pieces of music in the "Yuhexuan Qinpu", of which the first eight tunes are completely consistent with the "Longyinguan Qinpu", with almost no changes. Mr. The origin of it is that it has a purpose. At the same time, another successor, Mr. Wang Binlu (also known as Yanqing, 1867-1921), took a different path, broke through the tradition, and became unique. His style was different from that of the Zhucheng School. He was known as the "Mei'an School". In 1911, he was introduced to Nanjing Higher School by Mr. Kang Youwei. He taught piano in a normal school. He was the first pianist to teach piano in an institution of higher learning and was very prestigious.

The characteristics of Zhucheng Qin School's artistic style are roughly as follows: rigidity in the middle, sparseness in the denseness, emptiness in the reality, flowing in one breath, heavy but not stagnant, characterized by beautiful, dense and deep music, and unique The beauty of ethereal reverberation.

Celebrities in modern and contemporary culture in Zhucheng

Wang Tongzhao

Wang Tongzhao (1897-1957), courtesy name Jiansan,

a native of Xiangzhou Village, Xiangzhou Town, Zhucheng , once used the pseudonym Wang Xunru, and his pen names include Jianxian, Jianfa, Ronglu, Lu Sheng, Xunzi, Hongmeng, TC, etc.

Wang Tongzhao is a famous writer who emerged from the May 4th New Literature Movement. He is good at poetry and prose. He has written endlessly throughout his life and has published nearly 100 works of writing and translation. He is a warrior who "dedicates himself to the cause of new literature until death." He participated in the May 4th Movement and engaged in new literary creation.

He started writing novels by exploring life issues. The earlier novels expressed the thoughts of "beauty" and "love" and described the depression of young men and women. The writing style was fresh and full of subjective lyricism. There are also some works that reflect the unfortunate lives of the lower class people and have obvious realist tendencies. The famous novel "Mountain Rain" reflects the bankruptcy of northern rural areas and the awakening of farmers in the 1920s and 1930s. The style is profound and melancholy, indicating that he has made breakthrough progress in thought and creation. He has published a collection of poems, "Quehua Xiaoji", a collection of essays and essays, "Fireside Talk", and a six-volume "Collected Works of Wang Tongzhao", etc. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as a member of the All-China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, director of the Chinese Department of Shandong University, chairman of the Shandong Provincial Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and provincial director of culture.

Tao Rui

Tao Rui (1901-1996), formerly known as Xu Baoti,

also named Buyun. Folk art researcher and writer. A native of Xujiahecha Village, Changcheng Town, Zhucheng City. During the Anti-Japanese War, he was engaged in cultural education work in the Shandong Anti-Japanese Revolutionary Base Area.

He was one of the founders of the Shandong Cultural Circle National Salvation Association and the initiator of the Shandong National Anti-Enemy Association. He was committed to the creation of popular literature. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as Vice Chairman of the Shandong Federation of Literary and Art Circles, Vice Chairman of the China Folk Art Workers Association, Vice Chairman of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and Chairman of the Chinese Folk Artists Association. His main works include: the novel "For Descendants of the Revolution", the collection of essays "Ten Notes on My Hometown", "On the Front Line in Fujian", the short rap stories "Sister-in-law Fetching Water", "The Couple Settles Accounts", etc. He published many discussions on literary and artistic work, especially folk art, and made outstanding contributions to promoting our country's literary and artistic undertakings, especially folk art. He is the author of "Collected Works of Tao Dun" and a 500,000-word memoir "Autobiography of an Intellectual".

Meng Chao

Meng Chao (1902-1976), formerly known as Xianqi, also known as Liwu, also known as Gongtao, was a native of Zhucheng. Meng Chao is good at poetry and prose, and is a famous writer cultivated by the left-wing literary and artistic movement. Graduated from the Chinese Department of Shanghai University in 1926. In 1928, he organized the Sun Society in Shanghai with A Ying and others, founded Chunye Bookstore and Sun Monthly, joined the Leftist League, and founded the Art Drama Club with Feng Naichao, Xia Yan and others. In 1947, he went to Hong Kong and served as editor of the literary supplements of "Ta Kung Pao" and "Xin Min Bao". After 1949, he served as a member of the Textbook Editorial Committee of the North China People's Government, deputy director of the General Administration Library, secretary of the Books and Periodicals Department of the General Administration of Publishing, and People's Fine Arts Publishing House. Director of the Social Creation Office. Began publishing works in 1926. Joined the Chinese Writers Association in 1952. His published works include the poetry collection "Hou", the essay collections "Long Night Collection" and "Weiyancao", the novel "The Story of Tanziwan", the drama "Li Huiniang", etc.

Zang Kejia

Zang Kejia (1905-2004) was a native of Zangjiazhuang, Lubiao Township, Zhucheng. Famous modern Chinese poet and writer.

I have lived in the countryside before I was 18 years old, and I have a better understanding of the miserable situation of farmers

. This period of rural life became the profound foundation for his subsequent poetry creation. In 1933, his debut poetry collection "Brand" was published and attracted attention. Before the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, the poet published poetry collections such as "The Black Hand of Crime" and "Portrait of Myself", which further reflected the suffering of farmers and exposed and criticized the dark old society. For more than half a century, we have been working tirelessly and hard. He not only writes new poems, but also old-style poems, and is also good at prose. Over the past 50 years, Zang Kejia has compiled and published nearly 60 works of new poetry, old-style poetry, prose, novels, and poetry theory. He has made outstanding contributions to the development of new poetry in my country and is well-known in the literary circles at home and abroad.

Cui Wei

Cui Wei (1912-1979), formerly known as Jingwen, used to be named Cui Zhenghui, Cui Jun, and Madman, and later changed his name to Cui Wei. Changcheng Town, Zhucheng City

A native of Wangjia Bashan Village. Chinese drama and film actor, director, playwright. Since engaging in theater work in the early 1930s, he has created and adapted nearly 30 works. Representative works include "Chadong Night", "Zhangjiadian", etc. In his performances, he has a wide range of techniques and techniques, striving for simplicity and refinement of body movements and sincere expression of inner emotions, and on this basis, he pursues the artistic realm of personalized performance. He created many characters with different personalities.

On the basis of adhering to the realistic style of realism, his director's works pay attention to the integration of freehand techniques, gradually forming rough, vigorous, simple and natural characteristics, such as the art of "The Life Dealer", "Mother", "Sixteen Guns" and other dramas. This achievement inspired the early drama movement in the base area to establish a relatively complete director system. During the last journey of his life, Cui Wei persisted in filming several films such as "War on the Plains" and "The Storm" with amazing perseverance.

Wang Xijian

Wang Xijian (1918-1995), also known as Wang Xijian, was a native of Xiangzhou Seven Village, Xiangzhou Town, Zhucheng City. Wang Xijian has been engaged in literary creation for more than 50 years and has made due contributions to the development of literature. His main works include: the novels "The Earth is Shaking" and "Spring Festival Song", the novella "Replacement Group", and short stories Collections include "East Lao Shiren Society" and "Frontier Position", poetry collections "Hundred Folk Songs", "Poems Written on the Blackboard", "Free Poetry", "Collection from Far Away", drum lyrics "Old President", etc. After 1976, he published the novella "Sunny After the Rain", short stories "The Death of Li Youcai", "The Cowshed Poet", etc. He has edited literary publications such as "Mass Culture", "Shandong Mass", "Shandong Literature", and "Lishan Poetry Magazine".

Wang Yuanjian

Wang Yuanjian (1929-1991) was a native of Xiangzhou Village, Xiangzhou Town, Zhucheng City.

Famous writer. He once served as a director of the Chinese Writers Association and director of the Art Department (Writers' Class) of the People's Liberation Army Art Academy. He began to publish short stories in 1952, among which "Party Fees", "The Story of Grain", and "Political Commissar of the Detachment" describe the struggles of the people in the old revolutionary base areas; "Seven Matches", "Three's Company", "Catching the Team" and other odes The heroic deeds of the Red Army's 25,000-mile Long March; "Ordinary Laborers", "Mother", "Rest", etc. have shaped the image of the older generation of revolutionaries. Others include "Morning", "Journey" and the adapted film literary script "Shining Red Star". The short story "Footprints" won the 1978 National Outstanding Short Story Award from People's Literature Magazine. Wang Yuanjian's famous and representative work is "Party Fees", which has been selected into middle school Chinese textbooks many times and has far-reaching influence.

Li Rentang

Li Rentang (1930-2002), whose ancestral home is Zhucheng, Shandong, was born in Jilin. Famous performing artist, national first-class actor. In 1974, he attracted the attention of the film industry for his performance in the film "Entrepreneurship". In 1980, for his role as Zhu Keshi in the film "Trail of Tears", he won the Film Hundred Flowers Award for Best Actor and the Shanghai Film Wenhui Award for Best Actor. In 1994, he won the 1994 China Film Huabiao Award for Best Actor for his successful role as Lord Shan Gang in "The Defendant Shan Gang Ye". His major works include films such as "Qingsongling", "Entrepreneurship", "Trail of Tears", "The Defendant Shan Gangye", and "The Death of the Marshal". He has won the third film "Hundred Flowers" and "Golden Rooster" double awards, the Chinese Film "Huabiao Award", the Best Actor Award at the China University Student Film Festival, and in 1995 won the Chinese Film Star Performance Achievement Award, the China Film Performing Arts Society Award and the " Century Movie Star" Chinese Film Centenary Award. His calligraphy is quite accomplished.

Liu Datong

Liu Datong (1865-1952), formerly known as Jianshu, later renamed Datong, also known as Zhisou, a mad Taoist and an old man in Zhili, lived in Zhipan, Zhucheng (now part of Anqiu) )people. A scholar in the late Qing Dynasty. He once followed Sun Yat-sen in revolutionary activities. Liu Datong was a man of integrity and integrity, and was an early democratic revolutionary. Throughout his life, he was good at calligraphy, poetry, and collectors. He held an art exhibition in Tianjin and donated the proceeds to Shandong Hospital. He is the author of the poetry collection "Lingnan Yin", the tanci "Fu Taigu" and "The White Mountain Classic Ode" and other literary essays. His calligraphy and painting works are now collected in Zhucheng Museum