Qian Zai (1708-1793), also known as Kun Yi (坤一), also known as 萚石, also known as Dagger Zun (匏尊), was a late Wansong resident and a hundred-picture old man, a native of Xiushui (present-day Jiaxing, Zhejiang), a Qing Dynasty official, poet, and calligrapher. In the seventeenth year of Qianlong, he entered the priesthood, changed to Shu Jishi, taught editing in the Sanguan, and later awarded the cabinet bachelor and ceremonial attendant, walked on the study, and was the general editor of the "Four Libraries and Complete Books", shandong xuezheng. The official was the second product, and the family was poor, and in his later years he sold paintings for a living. Gong Shiwen Jinghua, Good Ink Painting, You Gong Lanzhu, author of the "Shizhai Poetry Collection", is the representative poet of the Xiushui poetry school during the Qianjia period. Profound learning and clean character. Work poems, good at sketching. Its colored flowers, simple and detached, have Xu Wei and Chen Chun's will. The written orchid stone is natural and elegant, the orchid leaf is vertical and leaning, and the spirit is full of fun; the stone is made of flying white method, flowing vigorously, and there is no lag. The calligraphy is also beautiful and pleasant. In his later years, he painted to Shi Shi.
Knowledge: Ugly autumn in July with the hot river, written by Yin old Man that is, zheng. Brother Money Load.
