He Jingming: August 28 was a day to accommodate Ju

In recent times, flowers bloom and open a foreign land. Qiankun smiled together, and the wind and rain were like heavy sun. Who knows the twilight cicada, pity Qiu Shufang. It's a lot of fun, and it's a drunken church.

He Jingming (1483-1521) was a Chinese poet and a native of Xinyang. Eight-year-old Nobun, fifteen-year-old high school third, twenty-year-old middle school soldier.

He Jingming's appearance is short, he was very strong in his teens, there are few hairs on his head, he was very young in high school, and he was outstanding in appearance, and he was surrounded by water everywhere he went.

He Jingming is honest, light on fame and fortune, worried and angry, and dissatisfied with reality. After entering the imperial family, he initially became a Zhongshu Sheren (responsible for drafting edicts, etc.), and then sent an envoy to Yunnan for a year, and after returning to the dynasty, he was dissatisfied with the eunuch Liu Jin's power, that is, begged to return to his hometown. After four years, Liu Xian was reprimanded, and He Jingming reinstated the official Zhongshu Sheren. At the age of thirty-five, he served as a bureaucrat Wailang (an aide-de-camp under the bureaucracy), and was promoted to deputy envoy of Shaanxi Tixue (according to the deputy post of inspector in charge of academic politics), and Zhengde died of illness in the sixteenth year (1521) at the age of nine Chinese New Year's Eve.

He Jingming had a high literary status in the Ming Dynasty and was an important figure in the "First Seven Sons". He was ten years younger than Li Mengyang, and together with Li Mengyang he founded retro studies and influenced the Literary Circle of the Ming Dynasty for more than a hundred years. Later, because of the harsh criticism of Li Mengyang's poetry creation, the two turned against each other and denigrated each other. When Liu Jin was in power, Li Mengyang was convicted and imprisoned, and under the circumstance that everyone was in danger, He Jingming ran for righteousness, called for Li Mengyang, and wrote a letter bluntly saying that the emperor was "four improper", which shows He Jingming's gentlemanly elegance.