Who Han Wei is, many people may not know. Mention his uncle, everyone knows, his uncle is the great poet Li Shangyin. Li Shangyin once wrote a poem praising this nephew, "Tonghua Wanli Danshan Road, Young FengQing Yu Lao Fengsheng". Legend has it that Han Wei could write poetry at the age of ten, and if Han Wei's father was Lao Feng, then Han Wei's young phoenix's voice was even clearer and more moving. The implication is that Han Wei's literary attainment surpassed that of his father. Even Li Shangyin admires the talent, of course, it is worth understanding.
A native of Jingcheng, Han Wei was a 45-year-old jinshi and the first, who served in the shogunate in the middle of the river. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the political situation was chaotic, and contradictions between local moderation and the emperor often broke out. At that time, a major event occurred, "The Restoration of Emperor Zhaozong", Li Ye was the nineteenth emperor of the Tang Dynasty, known in history as Tang Zhaozong. In 888, the eunuch Yang Fugong supported Li Ye's ascension to the throne. Some people may have seen the problem, and it was really chaotic that the succession to the throne should be supported by eunuchs. Li Ye very much wanted to do something, but he was always subject to eunuchs and emissaries.
In 900, the eunuch staged a coup d'état and imprisoned Tang Zhaozong. In 901, Li Ye borrowed Zhu Wen's power and successfully restored the throne. During emperor Zhaozong's restoration, Han Wei always supported the emperor and was given the title of Zhongshu Sheren. Zhongshu Sheren could help the emperor draft edicts, participate in the discussion of confidential matters, and was the emperor's most trusted person. Holding this position requires not only high character, but also outstanding literary ability. Han Wei is a well-deserved candidate. According to historical records, Tang Zhaozong repeatedly wanted to promote Han Wei to be the prime minister, but Han Wei felt that he was alone and unable to confront the eunuch clique. Therefore, he repeatedly refused the appointment of the emperor.
Han Wei knew very well that the social contradictions of the Li Tang Dynasty were irreconcilable. He had limited ability and was afraid of delaying the revival of the Li Tang Dynasty. The emperor trusted him, and he also had the ability, so he became a "thorn in the eye" of many people. Zhu Wen was very jealous of Han Wei and framed him many times. Once Zhu Wen gave orders in the courtroom, only Han Wei sat still. This stabbed the honeycomb, and soon after Han Wei was demoted to Sima of Dengzhou and left Beijing to take up his post.
In 904, Zhu Wen killed Tang Zhaozong. He falsely preached the Holy Will and summoned Han Wei back to Beijing. Han Wei saw through Zhu Wen's plot and fled to Jiangxi, and then entered Fujian to avoid disaster. The eunuch sea was floating and tired, and Han Wei decided to live in seclusion in Fujian. He gave himself a nickname called "Yushan Woodman", and he collected firewood and read books every day. Later, he was buried in Fujian.
Throughout Han Wei's life, he has a positive and enterprising side, but also a discouraged escapist side. It's hard to tell whether his choices in his later years were right or wrong. The only thing that is certain is that he has pursued a leisurely and romantic life all his life.
He has a book of poems called "XiangYi Collection", and you can feel the thick fat powder by looking at this name. He has a sense of justice, he has a sense of responsibility, and at the same time he wants to enjoy life. Perhaps, he is the feudal literati in the conventional sense. It cannot be evaluated well or badly, and dialectical analysis is required.