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Seven Words and Poems of the Book of Conduct
Qing Dynasty: Zhou Lianggong
Looking at the sunset in front of the idle green pavilion, the banana is weak and there are strong forests.
Non-guan alone love Shanzhi is good, after all, the temple in the city is not deep.
About the Author
Zhou Lianggong (1612-1672), the character Yuanliang, also has Tao'an, Minus Jai, Shu Zhai, Suitable Garden, Oak Garden and other nicknames, scholars call Mr. Oak Garden, Mr. Oak Garden, Mr. Oak Xia. Writer, seal engraver and collector in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. A native of Xiangfu District, Henan (present-day Kaifeng Xiangfu District, Henan),
Ming Chongzhen was a thirteen-year soldier, and served as the governor of Wei County, Shandong Province, and moved to Zhejiang Province to supervise the imperial history. After entering the Qing Dynasty, he served as a salt law road, a military preparation road, a political envoy, a left vice capital imperial history, and a right attendant of the Household Department. He was repeatedly impeached and sentenced to death, and was pardoned. In the first year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1662), it was restored to Qingzhou Haidao and Jiang'an Grain Storage Road. Zhou Lianggong was good at ancient Chinese, and the Eight Masters of the Tang Dynasty and song dynasties.
He experienced the ups and downs of the eunuch sea in his life, went to prison twice, was impeached and died, and was later pardoned. He loved painting and seal engraving, gong poetry, and wrote "Lai Gu Tang Collection" and "Reading Picture Records".
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