Zhu Yizun (1629–1709) was a Qing Dynasty poet, scholar, and bibliophile. The word Tin Mane, the number of bamboo, also known as The Driving Fang, the late number of the small long reed fisherman, also known as the chief of the Golden Wind Pavilion.
Zhu Yizun was a prominent eunuch in the past, but all of them were honest officials, young and poor, eager to learn, and poetry and wine.
In the fifteenth year of Chongzhen (1642), Zhu Yizun was fourteen years old. In February, the Qing army descended on Songshan, and the governor of Ming Jiliao, Hong Chengyu, and the Jinzhou defender Zu Dashou surrendered to Qing. Zhu Yizun's master Zhu Maowan said: "Hebei 'thieves', The Chinese and Korean friends, chaos will become a disaster, why should Shi Wenwei be? It is better to give up the ancients! Therefore, he abandoned the Eight Shares of Shiwen and awarded Yi Zun with the "Zuo Zhuan", "Chu Ci", and "Selected Writings". Therefore, Zhu Yizun was deeply educated and cultivated, which was very different from the time of the imperial examination.
In the seventeenth year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1678), he was fifty years old. The Qing court was the first to open the Erudite Hongzi Department and recruit famous scholars. Li Yong stubbornly refused to allow it until he drew his sword and stabbed himself. Gu Yanwu was elected and never went to the Beijing Division. Zhejiang lifted Up Lu Liuliang and did not go.
In the eighteenth year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1679), he was fifty-one years old. In March, the Erudite Hongxue Section will be tested. A total of 143 people took the exam, and the test questions were "Xuanjie YuhengFu" and the preface, "Provincial Cultivation Poems Five Words and Twenty Rhymes". Fifty people were admitted. Zhu Yizun, Yan Shengsun, Pan Qian, Li Yindu, Chen Weisong, Wang Wan, Tang Bin, Mao Qiling, Shi Yanzhang, You Tong, etc. were all admitted. Among them, Zhu, Yan, Pan and Li were selected as cloth clothes, which were called "four major cloth clothes". After admission, all four of them were awarded the Hanlin Academy for review and entered the History Museum to revise the "History of Ming".
Kangxi twenty years (1681) fifty-three years old. In October, the Qing army invaded Kunming, and the Rebellion of San Francisco was put to rest. The Qing court ordered the addition of eight members of the "Notes on the Living of japanese lecturers", and Zhu Yizun was one of them.
From then on, he became a Han Chinese who was deeply trusted by Kangxi and was closely related to the Manchu Qing nobles.
Every time Kangxi went down to Jiangnan, Zhu Yizun followed him to Wuxi to "welcome the driver". He is very close to nobles such as Naran.