Ruan Yuan (1764 ~ 1849)
Yuan Bo, also known as Yuntai, also known as the ancestor of Tang Lei, was named a pleasant old man in the evening. (Shi Wenda) Born in Yizheng, Yangzhou, Gaozong Qianlong was born in Shen Jia in the 29th year, and Xuanzong Daoguang died in Ji You in the 29th year, at the age of 86. At the age of 25, he became a scholar (54th year of Qianlong, 1789) and was appointed as Jishi Shu of imperial academy. Four years later, he was awarded editing. Appreciated by Emperor Gaozong, he was appointed as Zheng Xue in Shandong, Zheng Xue in Zhejiang and Jiaqing in Renzong for three years (1798), and returned to Beijing as the left assistant minister of the household department. During his tenure, he not only managed the military and political affairs, but also corrected the Zhejiang literati and sorted out books and articles. In the sixth year of Jiaqing (180 1), the Jingjing Economic Society was established in Hangzhou, and Wang Chang was hired to give the word seal and teach the Confucian classics to educate talents. Jiaqing lost his father for ten years, served in the Ministry of War, and served as the governor of Hunan and Zhejiang. Since then, he has served as governor of Jiangxi and governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. During his stay in Guangdong, he suggested banning opium and adopting a stricter policy towards British businessmen. In the 25th year of Jiaqing (1820), Xuehaitang Academy was founded in Guangdong. In the sixth year of Daoguang, he moved to Governor Yungui and was promoted to a college degree in Tijen Pavilion. In the eighteenth year of Daoguang (1838), he became an official, returned to Yangzhou to settle down, and successively added Prince Taibao and Taifu.
Ruan Yuan was an official all his life, but he never stopped writing and compiling. In his early years, he compiled a catalogue of epigraphy and calligraphy, namely "Essays on Shiqu" and "Records of Stones on Zuoshan Mountain". When he was studying politics in Zhejiang, he invited Zangyong brothers, He Yuanxi, Chen Zhan and other scholars to compile 1 16 volumes of Classic Compilation, which was published in the fifth year of Jiaqing (1800). The following year, the works of Zhejiang poets were published as 40-volume Xuan Lu in Zhejiang in the Early Qing Dynasty. The following year, he established Jingjingshe and published fourteen volumes of Jingjingshe Collection. During his father's death, he published the Collation of Thirteen Classics, collected the uncollected books of Sikuquanshu, and presented them in a catalogue. A few years later, it was written into the 59-volume Biography of People in the Domain, which is a special history of mathematicians in China astronomical calendar. Twenty-one years of Daoguang (18 16), Notes to Thirteen Classics was published in Song Dynasty. During the establishment of Xuehaitang, Xuehaitang Congke was published. Ruan also attaches great importance to the compilation of local chronicles. His famous works include Guangdong Tongzhi, Yunnan Tongzhi and Yangzhou Tujing. Among them, Yangzhou Tujing takes painting as the classics, which is a precedent. Ruan Yuan's anthology is a 57-volume classroom collection.