"Emperor Master", "The Only Banner Man Zhuangyuan", "The Last Zhuangyuan", which is stronger in Qing zhuangyuan calligraphy!
Those who have reached the peak of the ancient examination are called "Champions", and it is reasonable to be able to win the first place in the world, the article is shoveled, and the calligraphy is deep.
Today, some of the inscriptions of the Qing Dynasty Zhuangyuan are sorted out, among them are "Liu Chunlin, the last champion in the history of the Chinese Imperial Examination", "the only bannerman of the Qing Dynasty, Zhuangyuan Chongqi", "Zhang Zhiwan, the elder of the Four Dynasties", "The only six-yuan Yuanyuan Qiantang of the Qing Dynasty", "Sun Jia Nai, the Guangxu Emperor", and other calligraphy works, each of whom is an elite that can enter the annals of history in the history of the imperial examination. Let's feel the calligraphy works of "Yuanyuan" from the near and far order, and see which one is more worthy of your appreciation!
Liu Chunlin (1872-1944), Guangxu Thirty Years (1904) Champion, the last Champion in the history of Chinese imperial examinations, ZiRunqin, Shi Yun, a native of Cangzhou, Hebei Province. He was sent to Hosei University in Tokyo, Japan for further study, and served as the internal history of Yuan Shikai's presidential office.
Hong Jun (1839-1893), Tongzhi Seven Years (1868) Zhongzhuangyuan, Character Taoshi, No. Wenqing, a native of Suzhou, Jiangsu. Diplomat of the late Qing Dynasty. He served as a cabinet scholar, a left attendant of the military department, a minister of state affairs of the prime minister, and from 1889 to 1892, he was the minister of the Qing court to Russia, Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands.
Chongqi (1829-1900), Tongzhi 4th year (1865) champion. The only bannerman in the Qing Dynasty. Ziwen Shan, Arut clan, Manchurian yellow flag, tantric wenjie. In the late Qing Dynasty, Guangxu successively served as the official Shangshu and the Libu Shangshu.
Sun Jianai (1827-1909), Qing Xianfeng Ninth Year (1859) Zhuangyuan, Zi Xiechen, The Elderly Of Jingsheng, Rong Qing, And Yuanjing, Tan Wenzheng, a native of Shou County, Anhui. Guangxu Emperor Shi, Official Shangshu, the first Minister of Management and Academic Affairs of Kyoshi University, and later served as a scholar of Wenyuange University and a minister of academic affairs.
Zhang Zheng (1820-1875), Xianfeng 2nd year (1852) Zhuangyuan, zizhi zhi, number Cainan, Ningbo, Zhejiang Province.
He was a senior official who cultivated the Hanlin Academy, and was appointed as the head of the Supreme Academy.
Zhang Zhiwan (1811-1897), Daoguang Twenty-seventh Year (1847) Champion. Zi Qing, luan po, a native of Cangzhou, Hebei, was given taibao, Tan Wenda, and Zhang Zhidong's cousin. Late Qing Dynasty minister, elder of the four dynasties of Daoguang, Xianfeng, Tongzhi, and Guangxu.
Lin Hongnian (1804-1886), Daoguang Sixteenth Year (1836) Champion. Zibei Village, a native of Fuzhou, Fujian Province. He served as a political envoy in Yunnan and an inspector of Yunnan, and later returned to Fuzhou to serve as the president of the famous Zhengyi Academy.
Wang Mingxiang (1794~1840), Daoguang thirteen years (1833) yuan. The character Pei Heng, Langqu, a native of Pengze County, Jiangxi. He has successively served as a revisionist of Hanlin Academy, an examiner of the Shuntianxiang Examination, and an examiner of the Guangxi Township Examination.
Zhu Changyi (1784-1855), Daoguang 6th year (1826) champion. The character Jiqiu, the number Zhengfu, also known as Duoshan, Zhejiang Haiyan people. He was appointed to the Hanlin Academy, and was given to the officials in the middle of the affairs; in the later period, he engaged in the cause of education.
Lin Zhaotang (1786-1872), a Qing Dynasty Daoguang third year (1823) Zhongzhuangyuan, character Love Feng, trumpet Fu Nan, Tan Wengong, Guangdong Wuchuan people, appointed Hanlin Academy to repair; throughout his life engaged in education.
Qian Tang (1734 ~ 1799), Qianlong forty-sixth year (1781) Zhuangyuan, zi Zhenwei, Xiangfang, Xiangling, Jiangsu Suzhou people.
He is also one of the two "Six Yuan Champions" in Chinese history (namely, the county test, the government test, the hospital test, the township test, the meeting test, and the temple test are all the first places) (the other is the Huang Guan of the Ming Dynasty). He was awarded the title of Editor of the Hanlin Academy, and was appointed as a scholar of the Cabinet of Officials and a Waiter of the Ministry of Rites.