Zhu Zumou (1857-1931), a famous calligrapher, painter, poet, and scholar. The original name was Xiaogan, with the characters Huosheng and Xiaozang, one character Guwei and one character Guwei. It was also known as Yuyin, Qiangcun and Qiangcun. A native of Wuxing, Zhejiang. In the ninth year of Guangxu's reign (1883), he became a Jinshi and became the right minister of the Ministry of Rites. He took a leave of absence due to illness and returned to his apartment in Shanghai. Gong Yisheng is a master of modern Chinese poetry and has written extensively. The calligraphy is in harmony with the face, and the willows are in one furnace. Writing about characters and plum blossoms is a lot of fun. He died at the age of seventy-five. A poem about strong villages. (The above is based on "Records of Maple Garden Painting Friends" and "Yearbook of Famous Calligraphers and Painters on the Sea".) He is a very famous poet and author of the collection of poems "Qiangcun Yuefu" (jointly published with Kuang Zhouyi's "Huifeng Qinqu" as " Wuyin Ji"), "Qiangcun Ci", "The Remaining Draft of Qiangcun Ci", "Qiangcun Jiwai Ci", etc. The "Three Hundred Song Ci Poems" he selected and compiled is still one of the most authoritative anthologies of Song Ci. Zhu's careful editing followed the path pioneered by Wang Pengyun and expanded it. The Qiangcun Series collected 163 collections of poets from the Tang, Song, Jin and Yuan Dynasties, and searched for rare books from northern and southern bibliophiles for editing and editing. One of the most comprehensive collections of Ci Gardens I have ever seen. He also compiled 30 volumes of "Huzhou Ci Zheng" and 6 volumes of "Guochao Huzhou Ci Lu". Other engraved and unengraved manuscripts were compiled and published by Long Yusheng in 1933 as "Qiangcun's Posthumous Notes". These include 1 volume of "Yunyao Collection and Miscellaneous Songs", 1 volume of "Ci Gen", 13 volumes of "Canghai Yiyin Collection", etc.