Presumably, everyone knows Ji Xiaolan in "Iron Tooth Copper Tooth Ji Xiaolan", with a poisonous tongue and a quick wit, and always argues with Yan Dumb. But in fact, he and Ji Xiaolan have a very good relationship, just like a couple who have forgotten their friendship, reminding and helping each other in government affairs. Although the two have quarrels caused by political discord, they also have tacit cooperation with each other.
Ji Yun, Zi Xiaolan, Yi Zi Chun Fan, Late Shi Yun, Dao Number Guan Yi Dao Ren, Directly Subordinate to Xianxian People. A politician and writer of the Qing Dynasty, he was an official during the Qianlong period.
He served as the supervisor of zuo du yushi, bingbu, rebbe shangshu, and co-founding university Shijia Prince Taishou Guozi supervisor Zhishi, and served as the chief editor of the "Four Libraries of the Whole Book".
Ji Xiaolan participated in the scientific examination in the eighth year of Qianlong (1743) and won the first place, and then in the twelfth year of Qianlong (1747), he won the first place in the YingShun Tianfu Township Examination. In the nineteenth year of Qianlong (1754), Ji Xiaolan began his official career after being elected to the Hanlin Academy after passing the meeting examination and the temple examination.
Ji Xiaolan worked as an official in the Hanlin Academy for many years after passing the entrance examination, and from the equivalent of an intern to an intern, he has always been able to edit and repair the Seven Pins. At that time, the Hanlin Academy was a branch office of Erpin, and its functions were not much different from those of the central policy research office at the current ministerial level, and the editing was relatively similar to that of the current department-level researchers. The highest-ranking leader of the Hanlin Academy, the "Master of the Academy", is equivalent to the current director of the Central Policy Research Office. Although Ji Xiaolan started from the Hanlin Academy, he never held the position of a bachelor in charge of the academy, but instead he had once served as an official of the master of the academy.
Ji Xiaolan stayed in the Hanlin Academy for fourteen years before he finally had a substantial promotion.
In the thirty-third year of Qianlong (1768), the Qianlong Emperor believed that Ji Yun's learning was superior to others, and it was really a humiliation to let him become an official in other provinces, so he decided to keep Ji Xiaolan by his side. In April of the same year, Ji Xiaolan finally waited for the day when he was promoted, and he became a bachelor's attendant of the Hanlin Academy, and this official position was equivalent to that of the director of a policy research bureau of the Central Policy Research Office (at the level of the main office). As a result, good luck did not last long, and in June of the same year, according to the Records of Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty, Lu Jian, the political governor of Lianghuai, was dismissed from his post and investigated for embezzlement. Ji Xiaolan and Lu Jian were once in-laws, and Ji Xiaolan was eventually sent to Urumqi for giving him a message. It can be said that it has been a hard struggle for more than ten years, and it has been accidentally turned into a bubble.
Three years later, in the thirty-sixth year of Qianlong (1771), Ji Xiaolan returned to Beijing from Xinjiang and could only start from scratch, and Ji Xiaolan returned to his familiar position as editor of the Hanlin Academy. This time, Lucky finally stood by Ji Xiaolan's side, just in time for the Qianlong Emperor to order the beginning of the compilation of the Four Libraries.
In the thirty-eighth year of Qianlong (1773), Ji Xiaolan was appointed as the chief compiler of the Siku Quanshu, and later participated in the revision of the "Outline of the General Catalogue of the Siku Quanshu" and the "Rehe Zhi".
This compilation work was very successful, so in the following year, Ji Xiaolan received his first real promotion in the official arena, serving as a military attendant, that is, vice minister of national defense. Later, he successively served as a soldier's attendant, Zuo Du Yushi (director of the State Supervision Commission), a ceremonial department attendant, and a Shangshu (member of the PolitbuRo of the Central Committee and director of the Central Propaganda Department).
After decades of ups and downs in the official arena, things have changed, and Ji Xiaolan has also become one of the few elderly people in the DPRK who is highly respected.
At this time, it was no longer Qianlong who was in power, and the emperor at this time was already the Jiaqing Emperor. In the tenth year of Jiaqing (1805), Ji Xiaolan reached the peak of his life - Shangshu rebbe, a co-founder of the university, equivalent to a member of the Politburo of the Central Committee, the director of the Central Propaganda Department and the vice premier of the State Council. But the good times did not last long, and on February 14 of the same year, at the age of 82, Ji Yun died of illness in the capital. The Jiaqing Emperor personally wrote an inscription for him, "Sensitive and studious, and taught to be a politician", and it was precisely because of this inscription that Ji Xiaolan posthumously gave him the title of Wenda and was known as The Duke of Wenda.
Eunuch Hai's life has been up and down, and such an ending can also be regarded as a good ending. No matter what the history is, Ji Xiaolan's image has also left a deep impression on us on the screen, and the hilarious stories of him and Hezhen are still playing on TV, so that future generations will always remember that there was such a prominent figure in history.