Lu Runyu (140 1 ~ 1462), whose real name is Lu Deyun, is of good quality and named Meng An. Hua Ting people lived in Guangfulin in Ming Dynasty. He is knowledgeable, good at classics and history, and good at poetry. With Xia Xuan, Zhang Xun and others to form a poetry club, singing with each other. He established a museum in the countryside to teach students, and his reputation rose with it. He used to be a professor of Shen Zhouzhi, a painter of Wumen in Suzhou. After the child died of illness, it was renamed Meng An. Since then, he has devoted himself to the study of the Book of Changes, and once had a collection of poems, Meng An Ji. Fu Lin Xiao Chun, Rain in the Village, Jiu Feng Wai Cai, Chao Ba Qu, San Xiang Gui Lan, Lusha Nong Shu, Dragon Falling in the Pine Forest, Hengpu Gui Fan, Sailing at Night and Xiqiao are included in the Records of Songjiang Prefecture by Zheng De in Ming Dynasty.
Cao Shizhong
Cao Shizhong (1432— 152 1 year), formerly known as Cao Jie, was named Ding 'an. Hua Ting people lived in Guangfulin in Ming Dynasty. Brother Cao. Chenghua five years (1469), Jinshi. Entrusted by the Ministry of Punishment, he handled Langzhong, Yunnan Shu and other affairs in the Ministry of Punishment, and moved to Zhejiang Deputy Inspector and Zhejiang Deputy Maritime Ambassador. Famous poems include Little Red Cliff, Dry Mountain and Tomb of Mr. Jing Donghai. And there are Li Wan's Tang manuscripts, Li Wan's Tang Continued manuscripts, Li Wan's and Shen Zhou's poem "The Meeting of the Gods". In the sixth year of Hongzhi (1493), the stone tablet of "Rebuilding Zhao Pu Temple" was originally at the entrance of Songjiang District Archives Bureau and later hidden in Songjiang District Museum.
Chen Zilong
Chen Zilong (1608- 1647), a native of Minghuating, was born in Liezi, Renzhong and Maozhong. He lived in the west of Zhao Pu Temple and had a private house in Guangfulin. Rich in literary talent, poetry, ci, ancient prose and parallel prose are all excellent. In the tenth year of Chongzhen (1637), he was a scholar and became Huizhou Sima. And Xu Fuyuan's 504-volume Edited by Huang Ming Shi Jingwen compiled Xu Guangqi's Encyclopedia of Agricultural Administration into a book for publication. In the 13th year of Chongzhen (1640), he was an official in Shaoxing. In the second year of Qing Shunzhi (1645), the Qing soldiers went south to the south of the Yangtze River, and together with Xia, Shen Youlong and other leaders, they failed and died in the anti-Qing uprising. His works are very rich, including A Brief Introduction to Shi Wen (volume 1), Manuscripts of Zi Cao Yun Living in the Land, Manuscripts of Xiang Zhenge, Li Jiang Threshold Ci, Records of the Historians (volume 120) and Selected Poems of Huang Ming (volume/kloc-0).
Shen Youlong
Shen Youlong (? ~ 1645), the word Yun Sheng. A native of Huating County, Songjiang Prefecture, Ming Dynasty, lived in Wangxian Bridge. In the forty-fourth year of Wanli (16 16), he was a scholar, from the magistrate of Yinxian county to the right assistant minister, right consultant, military affairs governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, and governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. The axe king acceded to the throne, known as the Ministry of War. In the second year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1645), the Qing soldiers went down to the south of the Yangtze River. On the 10th day of June, Youlong led thousands of rebel troops to raise the banner to fight against Qing Dynasty and see the light of day again. He died in the fierce battle on August 3.