Dongxiange · Study bed mirror sill
[Author] Zhu Yizun? [Dynasty] Qing Dynasty
The study bed mirror sill is marked with connected slanted squares. It is customary to practice studying in distant mountains. The young woman holds the Jane at her waist, and the plain girl opens the picture, only then is she looking forward to it, and she realizes it in advance. When you are new, you don't have to climb the wall to get a glimpse of Song Yu. You can just get close to the corner of the spider silk screen. I was shocked when I saw it. I clicked on the sound of my clogs and clearly saw the green curtain being lowered. The lathe is lifted with the hand, and the tassel is looked at closely. Where can it be hidden? It is as hard to catch as possible. A brief introduction to Zhu Yizun, the author of "Dongxiange·Bookbed Mirror Threshold"
Zhu Yizun (1629～1709) was a poet, poet, scholar and bibliophile in the Qing Dynasty. His courtesy name is Xichen, his nickname is Zhuyuan, he is also known as Qufang, his late name is Xiaochanglu Fishing Master, and he is also known as Jinfengtingzhang. Han nationality, from Xiushui (now Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province). In the 18th year of Kangxi's reign (1679), the subject of Erxue Hongci was promoted, in addition to self-criticism. In the 22nd year (1683), he entered Zhinan Study Room. He once participated in the compilation of "History of the Ming Dynasty". He is well versed in classics and history, and poetry and Wang Shizhen are known as the two major schools in the north and south. With a clear and elegant style of writing, he is the founder of the Western Zhejiang Ci School and is known as Zhu Chen together with Chen Weisong. He was proficient in epigraphy, literature and history, and spared no effort in purchasing and collecting ancient books. He was one of the famous book collectors in the early Qing Dynasty.
Zhu Yizun's other works
○ Leaving Yongguan
○ Guidianqiu · Thinking about the past
○ High balcony · Bridge shadow and flowing rainbow