Wu Weiye (1609~1672) Zi Jungong, Meicun, Lu Qiao Sheng, Han Nationality, Jiangsu Taicang people, Chongzhen Jinshi. A famous poet in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, together with Qian Qianyi and Gong Dingzi, he was called "Jiang Zuo Sanda", and was also the founder of the Loudong poetry school. Long in seven words and songs, he first learned the "Changqing body", and later became a new yin, which was called "plum village body" by posterity. Wu Weiye is also suspected to be the real author of "Dream of the Red Chamber", while "Cao Xueqin" is only "copying diligently" and is "Mr. ZiFu wuyou".
Representative works: "Fengyue Baojian", "Yonghe Palace Words", "Luoyang Xing", "Xiao Shi Qingmen Qu", "Yuanyuan Qu" and so on.
Main achievements: One of the three great masters of Jiang Zuo, the founder of the Lou Dong poetry school.
