Li Xueshi (1874-1930 AD), also spelled Xibai, was a native of Wenchang Community, Atami Community, Tengchong City, Baoshan City, Yunnan Province. His ancestors were once subordinates of Li Dingguo, the King of the Southern Ming Dynasty, and after his defeat, he settled in Tengchong Xia Qi Luo (Tengyue Town, Atami Community Xia Qi Luo Group). Brother of Li Gen, the patriarch of the Republic of China. Tengyue (Tengchong) hyperplasia. He was the assistant deputy general of Shunyun (present-day Fengqing and Yunxian counties in Lincang City, Yunnan Province), the deputy general who commanded the Shunyun army to dispatch Weixi (present-day Weixi County, Diqing Prefecture, Yunnan Province), the commander of the first column of the advance army to aid Tibet, and the commissioner for the inspection and investigation of the Burmese border. Due to his order to inspect the border between Yunnan and Burma, he was miasma and suffered serious deafness in both ears, and later moved to Suzhou to live with Li Gen until his death. The government of the Republic of China awarded the Army Major General and was awarded the Dragon and Tiger Medal of the Second Class. He is the author of four volumes of "The Boundary record of Yunnan and Burma", one volume of drawings, four volumes of "Tiannan Essays", five volumes of "Luoshengshanguan Poetry Collection", one volume of "Luoshengshanguan Anthology", and four volumes of "Zhiping Yincao". He is the author of the five volumes of the "Tengchong Qingqi Li Clan Genealogy".
Li Xueshi studied at Tengchong Laifeng Academy in his early years, and when he was a little older, he followed his father to Burma to do business. During this period, witnessing the aggression and plunder of the British colonists, the decay and traitors of the Qing Dynasty, and the poverty and suffering of the people of all ethnic groups on the frontier, he was very indignant and abandoned business to resume school. He studied at Dali Xiyun College and Kunming Wuhua College. He once returned to his hometown to teach at the Shuiying Temple, signed by The Luosheng Mountain Hall, and called himself the Luosheng Mountain People. In the eighteenth year of Qing Guangxu (1892), Li Xueshi was an appendage of the Later Tengyue Hall School, and failed the three township examinations, and was disappointed in the imperial examination. In the thirty-third year of the Qing Dynasty (1907), he was introduced by Yang Zhenhong (a native of present-day Kunming, Yunnan Province, a member of the League) and joined the Chinese League. In the first year of the Qing Dynasty (1909), he was admitted to the Yunnan Wushu School, and after graduating, he was sent to Tengchong, where he served as a left sentry officer of the Fifth Battalion of the Western Defense Battalion of Tengyue Town, and defended Mingguang (present-day Mingguang Town, Tengchong City) and other passes. On the sixth day of September in the third year of the Qing Dynasty (1911 AD), Li Xueshi participated in the Tengyue Uprising launched by Zhang Wenguang (a native of Tengchong City, Baoshan City, Yunnan Province, a member of the League), and was the main backbone and outstanding commander of the rebel army. After the victory of the uprising, he was appointed by Zhang Wenguang as the commander of Nanlu, and led troops to Yongchang (present-day Longyang District, Baoshan City, Yunnan Province), Shunning (present-day Fengqing County, Lincang City, Yunnan Province), Keyun Prefecture (present-day Yun County, Lincang City, Yunnan Province), and Mianning (present-day Linxiang District, Lincang City, Yunnan Province). On September 16 of the same year, Tan Hongxun, the leader of the Shunning Brotherhood, gathered his crowd to capture the city of Shunning, pretended to meet the rebel army, and prepared to shoot and kill the rebel general when he handed over the military power on September 29. The rebels took the initiative and shot and killed Tan Hongxun. Zhang Wenguang appointed Li Xueshi as the prefect of Shunning Province, and concurrently as the deputy general of Shun and Yun Xie.
In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), the upper echelons of the Tibetans rebelled and captured Lhasa (Chengguan District, Lhasa City, Tibet Autonomous Region), Daoba (present-day Daocheng County, Ganzi Prefecture, Sichuan Province), and Balitang (present-day Batang County, Ganzi Prefecture, Sichuan Province) and other places successively annexed, and the Indian army took advantage of the gap to invade Jiangzi (Jiangzi County, Shigatse City, Tibet Autonomous Region), and the Tibetan governor Zhong Yingfei sent a telegram to beg for help. Cai Yi, the governor of Yunnan, ordered Yin Chengchen to lead his division to help. Li Xueshi appointed vice general WeiXi as the commander of the first column of the advance column of the Tibet Aid Army, lianke yanjing (present-day Shangyanjing Village, Naxi Township, Mangkang County, Changdu, Tibet Autonomous Region), Batang (present-day Batang County, Ganzi Prefecture, Sichuan Province), Litang (present-day Litang County, Ganzi Prefecture, Sichuan Province), and moved to Chaya (present-day Chaya County, Changdu, Tibet Autonomous Region), annihilating more than 1,800 enemy troops. The following year, he was ordered to withdraw his troops and return to his original post, and was awarded the rank of colonel of the army infantry, the third class Jiahe Medal. In the summer of the second year of the Republic of China (1913), the British army invaded Katama (Katama Town, Lushui City, Nujiang Prefecture, Yunnan Province), and Li Xueshi was appointed as the Commissioner for The Inspection and Survey of the Burmese Border. Li Xueshi went deep into the Miasma of Mengyang (present-day Mengyang, Kachin State, Burma), Mengmi (present-day Mengmi, Shan State, Burma), Mengding (present-day Mengding Town, Gengma County, Lincang City, Yunnan Province), Gengma (present-day Gengma County, Lincang City, Yunnan Province), Rolling River, Jiulong River, Lashi (present-day Shan State, Northern Myanmar), Mubang (present-day Xingwei, Shan State, Myanmar), and other miasma places on the Sino-Burmese border, carefully investigated and wrote four volumes of the "Survey of the Border between Yunnan and Burma" and 1 volume of drawings, detailing the mountains and rivers and terroirs of the border. At that time, it was a hot summer, miasma was rampant, only 2 of the 15 members of the attaché survived, and Li Xueshi also returned from a disease and was treated in Kunming. Bedridden for several years, deaf in both ears. In the fifth year of the Republic of China (1916), he served as a staff officer of the Colonel of the Yunnan Overseer's Office. In the eighth year of the Republic of China (1919), he served as a major general in the army and was awarded the second class Dragon and Tiger Medal. In the second year of the Republic of China (1920), he left his post and lived idly in Guangzhou, Shanghai, Kunming and other places, and then settled with Li Gengen in Qushi Jinglu, Suzhou (now southeast of Suzhou, Jiangsu Province), until his death in the nineteenth year of the Republic of China (1930).
Li Xueshi's poem inscribed on the stone carvings of the Cliffs of The Mountain of Panyan mountain in Wuzhong District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province: "Caoxi Ligong Pagoda, stone wall denggong platform." The platform is heavy under the public name, and the people come from the back of the horseshoe. An Zen fox crane, wash bowl Fu shrew energy. Seven two peaks continue, and the floating clouds take the second opening. Ding Di October, Deng shan tai zuo, Tengchong Li Xueshi"
Li Xueshi wrote a stone carving on Xiaowangshan In Wuzhong District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province: "Go to Xiaowangshan from the tomb of uncle Que Taijun: Fluttering finger vault, four wild green and yellow rice wind." The stream crosses the games, and the cemetery looks at the lush greenery. YangShan faintly flew pegasus, and the tea mill faintly fell into Saihong. There are also groups of peaks arching together, and the sunset is as red as the sun. Ding Di September Li Xueshi"
The tomb of Li Xueshi is located in Xiaowangshan Youshan, Wuzhong District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province (there are 24 directional nouns in feng shui: 卯 is due east, 酉 is due west, noon is due north, and zi is due south. The unitary mountain direction is to sit unitary to the 卯, that is, to sit west and face east, and the unitary direction of the mountain is the opposite). Li Xueshi's tombstone reads in the middle: "Tomb of Li Gongxibai, Vice Admiral of the Yunnan Weixi Association". The epitaph is directly engraved on both sides of the Chinese characters: "Gong Zhen xue poetry, Tengyue increases." He was the deputy general of the Shunyun Association, the deputy general of the Western Expedition who commanded the various armies of Shunyun, the captain of the first column of the advance army to aid Tibet, and the commissioner for the inspection and investigation of the Burmese border. He is the author of five volumes of the Collected Poems of LuoShengshanguan, one volume of the Collected Works, four volumes of The Zhiping Yincao, four volumes of the Records of the Boundaries of Yunnan and Burma, one volume of Figures, four volumes of Tiannan Essays, and five volumes of the Genealogy of the Li Clan of the Main Tengchong Qingqi. Born on the second day of the first month of February in the thirteenth year of Tongzhi, he died on the 27th day of september in the nineteenth year of the Republic of China, and was buried in Wu County. Wu County Zhang Yilu Shu Dan brother Li Gen, Gen Hu, brother Xue Zheng, male Zhaoxun, Zhaocao, Zhaofan, female Zhaoyingjian, the nineteenth year of the Republic of China Gengwu December"
"One Bud and One Leaf is for the Flag Gun" (Li Xueshi)
Fading grass next to the cold smoke ancient road. The Palace of the Vatican King has long been desolate. Autumn wind Mao shop chicken sound early, night rain mountain village guests think long.
Servant horseshoes step on frost and snow, and weaver weavers hand flag guns. During this time, the dust of labor is temporarily rested, and the spring buds of the finch tongue are carefully tasted.
"Zhenyi Cares for Mr. Jiang Renzhai" (Li Xueshi)
The peach blossoms outside the village are full of spring colors, and the willows at the head of the bridge are clear in the afternoon. Where are the honest officials of that year? Sanjin had heard the sound of praise.
"Red Clam River" (Li Xueshi)
I don't see Meng Mi's wild twilight frontier, and I give it to whom to take. And did not see the Imperial Monument on the side of the Jiajiu River, and did not ask the living people to take it and pounced.
"Tour to the Forbidden City of Burma" (Li Xueshi)
The grass in the city is thick, and the birds at the head of the city cry at night.
The harem people are gone, and the golden tungsten is sand and mud.
The traitors were starving, and the heroes of the river were miserable.
The watchtower has bells and police dogs, which lead to more ownerless chirping chickens.
"Xima" (Li Xueshi)
Xima Yuanwu Soil, Who Gave It to People? The people's hearts are only Han, and Providence is proud of Qin. Bloody deep mountain grass, flowers bloom in the old spring.
"Going to Burma via Nandian Camp Weiran from my father to stay in Huaiyin Spring Japan" (Li Xueshi)
Twenty years of catastrophe on the border city, how many boys died unknown. Every stormy night, the green sparkling birds mourn.
"Zhongxiao Temple" (Li Xueshi)
In the temple of return, the bright moon shines on the tall building. Shen Yi dreamed and was free of prozac.
"Yuan Long Ge" (Li Xueshi)
I have a crush on this, and I want to pass it on. After getting the name, come and divide the forest springs.
"Mid-Autumn Festival Climbing west mountain to play the moon song" (Li Xueshi)
Try to climb the dangerous nest and surprise the birds, and wish the long day to break the hong. Pick up the Yao grass that the immortals eat, and look down at the hidden palace of the dragon.
"Yunsheng Brother Yin Cao Old Man Pei Yao Tengyue Du Chaos Documentary Into School Reading One Seven Absolute Twelve Songs" (Li Xueshi)
The general has a hundred battles and a flower gate, and prepares his own military reserves and self-school tuns. A piece of paper can not be issued, counting a few Mu Jun'en.
"Crossing the Battlefield of Majia Village" (Li Xueshi)
The sky is cloudy and the ghosts are crying, and the cold fireflies are blue. The dragon river flows day and night, and the hatred is long with it.
"Self-Pity Poem" (Li Xueshi)
The young and luxurious overflowed with eight clouds, and the white head was trapped in dust. This body is suspected to be a plum bone, and it refuses to open until the cold.
"GaoLigong Mountain" (Li Xueshi)
Gaoligong cliffs are skyscrapers, and the road is dangerous and high. The soul broke the pedestrian ape roaring rain, and the heart was frightened and the poisonous bird threw it into the abyss.
Anxi's old fortress buried male ghosts, and the cuckoos cried out on the empty slope. Montessori has died who asked, Yu Liu said that the desert side.
"Wenbi Pagoda" Li Xueshi
Come to Fengshan mountain high in the sky, the tower height is on the top of the mountain.
On a sunny day, Lan Qi is as white as jade, and a brocade belt is wrapped around the mountainside.
Ask what year the tower was built, and if you want to go up, there is no way forward.
Li Xueshi's poem is inscribed on the stone carvings of The Cliff Cliff of Panyan Mountain in Wuzhong District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province
Li Xueshi wrote a stone carving on Xiaowangshan Cliff in Wuzhong District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province
Li Xueshi titled Xiaowangshan Moya Stone Carving in Wuzhong District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province: Yu Qinghuai
Li Xueshi titled Xiaowangshan Moya Stone Carving in Wuzhong District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province: Heavenly Fun
Li Xueshi's poem is about 4.5 kilometers southwest of the ancient city area of Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, about 4.5 kilometers above the Shihu Lake Scenic Area, above the mountain National Forest Park Cliff Carving: Kuangguan
Suzhou Wuzhong District Mudu Town National Forest Park Tianchi Mountain Cliff Carvings: Sixteen Years of the Republic of China, Kai Monk WeiJing, Tengchong Yujun, Yin Mingde to Travel, Li Xue Poetry Theme
Xiaowangshan, Wuzhong District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province - Tomb of Li Xueshi
Li Xueshi Epitaph (Xibai Li Xueshi Character)
Li Gen title Jiangsu Province Suzhou Wuzhong District Xiaowangshan Li Xueshi tomb Cliff stone carving: The Republic of China in January of the twentieth year of the burial of Xibai brother Right Ming old friend Yu Xiaowangshan. Lee Roots.
"Zhiping Yincao" - Li Xue's poems [Seventeen years of the Republic of China (1928), Li Gen engraved it, Zhang Binglin wrote the preface for it]
"Tengchong Qingqi Li Clan Genealogy" in two volumes - Li Gen, Li Xueshi originally written by Li Xuecheng continued to write
"Tengchong Qingqi Li Clan Genealogy" 20 years of the Republic of China (1931) lead print
Twenty-four mountains yin and yang