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Qing Dynasty calligrapher Sun Xingyan

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Qing Dynasty calligrapher Sun Xingyan

Sun Xingyan (1753-1818) bibliophile, bibliographer, calligrapher, and scribe. The word is like, the number Boyuan. A native of Yanghu (present-day Wujin, Jiangsu). Yuan Ming called him a "wizard of the world". The series of "Pingjinguan Series" and "Dainange Series" can be called rare books. He is the author of "Zhou Yi Collection", "Huanyu Visiting Stele", "Sun Family Collection Catalogue Inside and Outside", "Fangmao Shanren Poetry" and other anthologies.

Qing Dynasty calligrapher Sun Xingyan

Sun Xingyan portrait

Be a righteous Sun Xingyan

Painting: Zhou Chuanfa (School of Art, China Three Gorges University)

Adaptation: He Dong

Sun Xingyan read a lot of books and was diligent in writing. He lived in Liulichang, often dealing with antique dealers and booksellers, and had a very professional knowledge of appreciating zhong ding and stele stone carvings.

Qing Dynasty calligrapher Sun Xingyan

He Yan was a heavy courtier of the Qianlong period and was well collected. He Yan knew that Sun Xingyan had eyesight in bronze, so he wanted to invite him to the palace to identify the collection. He Yan collected 22 large bronze dings, but he could not tell which one was from the Shang Dynasty and which one was from the Zhou Dynasty. He Yan repeatedly entrusted people to invite Sun Xingyan, but Sun Xingyan never went to see him.

Qing Dynasty calligrapher Sun Xingyan

After Qianlong's death, the Jiaqing Emperor immediately pronounced 20 counts of Hezhen and ordered him to commit suicide and confiscate his family property. Among them, the most valuable is a total of nearly 30,000 pieces of antiques, treasures and jewelry. Hezhen's private collection is numerous and exquisite, which can be said to be unprecedented

Qing Dynasty calligrapher Sun Xingyan

After He Yan was given the death to raid his home, people asked Sun Xingyan: "When He Yan controlled the government, he asked you many times to identify, why didn't you go?" Sun replied, "Heyan is a corrupt villain who does not understand the knowledge of Jinshi, 'The Tao is different, and it is not a conspiracy.'" ”

Qing Dynasty calligrapher Sun Xingyan

Appreciation:

Qing Dynasty calligrapher Sun Xingyan

Interpretation: Jia Si suddenly comes, poetry can drink; pride is always going, and the sword can be given to people.

Further reading:

Qing Dynasty calligrapher Sun Xingyan

Surrounded by modern buildings in Shuangguifang, Changzhou City, the group of Ming and Qing dynasty residences covering an area of nearly 900 square meters adjacent to Park Road on the south side of the road appear to be low and decaying, but it is thick and heavy. Because it once had two historical and cultural celebrities: Sun Shenxing, a famous Donglin party member in the late Ming Dynasty, and his seventh grandson, Sun Xingyan, who was known as the "Wizard of the World" in the middle of the Qing Dynasty.

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