Brief introduction of Feng Pu

Feng Pu (1609- 169 1) was a minister in the early Qing dynasty. The word Kombo,No. Zhai Yi. Wen Yi, a native of Yidu (now Qingzhou, Shandong Province), was the grandson of Feng Yu VI. In the third year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1646), he was a scholar, first given editing and later served as assistant minister of the official department. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi, he was the minister of punishments, worshiped the scholar in Wenhua Hall, added a prince and a teacher, and died in Wen Yi. Wang Shizhen, Fang and more than a dozen others prefaced Jia Shan, praising his writing style, "Inheriting family learning, succeeding civilized men and becoming a great scholar". Feng Pu served as an examiner in the sixth year of Kangxi (1667) and the eighteenth year of Kangxi, which played an important role in the literary world in the early Qing Dynasty. Gao Feng praised Feng Pu for recommending talents in Jia Shan Tang Ji Xu.

Cool, like books, there are famous mountains and beautiful scenery at home, such as my garden, Wanliutang. There is a "Jiashan Hall" in the library, and there are many rare books in the library. It has compiled Jiashantang Bibliography 1 volume, and recorded more than 900 kinds of ancient books, including rhyming books, Buddhist books, medical books, Taoist books, miscellaneous notes, family engravings and so on. During the Qianlong period, Li Wenzao, a Shandong bibliophile, visited his library, obtained several exquisite bamboo slips, and borrowed and recorded many books. Liu Xihai, a Daoguang bibliophile in the Qing Dynasty, visited Yidu in the second and third years of Daoguang (1822 ~ 1823), climbed the "Jiashantang" and visited Guo Xiang's hometown, so the garden has become an abandoned well and garden. Published 15 kinds of engraved books, such as Shantang Ci Draft, Zongbo Legacy Draft, Ya Gui, Wen Nianpu, Wenming Gong Notes, Book of Songs, Wanliutang Chorus, etc. Most of them are self-books, including Poems of Jiashantang and Poems of Shantang.