Category: Culture/Art
Question description:
When was Liu Yong born and when did he die?
There were many things in his life Those deeds?
What essays and works have you written?
Analysis:
Liu Yong, courtesy name Chongru, named Shi'an, was born in Zhucheng, Shandong. He was born in the 50th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty. In the ninth year (1720), he died in the tenth year of Jiaqing (1805) at the age of eighty-five. He was posthumously named Jinshi in the sixteenth year of Qingzheng and Qianlong's reign (1751). He successively served as editor of the Hanlin Academy, Anhui Academic Affairs, Jiangning Prefect, Taiyuan Prefect, and Guangxi Examiner. .Jiangxi Salt Road, Water Transport Inspector, Hunan Governor, Official Secretary, Hedao Governor, Zhili Governor, Tirenge University Bachelor, Shangshufang Chief Master. He is also a poet and calligrapher. He has lt; lt; Shi'an Poetry Collection gt; gt;与lt;lt;Qing Ai Tang Tie gt; gt; Chuanshi
Looking at his life, he was resourceful and upright. After he was transferred back to the capital, he did not agree with the gentry but stayed on his own. He changed from being upright and upright to being funny and ambiguous. May be tit for tat with the powerful He Geng
Liu Tongxun (1699-1773), whose courtesy name was Yanqing and whose nickname was Erbu. In the second year of Yongzheng (AD 1724), he passed the Jinshi examination and entered the Hanlin Academy as a common scholar. He was smart, hard-working, and had an open official career. After that, his official career was prosperous. He served as the censor of Zuodu once and as the minister of the Ministry of punishment twice. In the 26th year of Qianlong's reign (AD 1761), he was appointed as a bachelor of Dongge University and was also in charge of the Ministry of Rites and the Ministry of War. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the cabinet academicians served as prime ministers and assistants, and Liu Tongxun actually became a very popular prime minister of the Qing Dynasty.
Throughout Liu Tongxun's life achievements, it roughly includes three aspects: culture, justice, and water conservancy. In terms of culture, Liu Tongxun served as the chief examiner of the Provincial and Township Examinations for five times, and the chief examiner of the Ministry of Rites Examination for Jinshi four times. He selected talents for the country; he served as the president of the National History Museum twice, and once as the president of the Sikuquanshu. He made many achievements. In terms of justice, he successively served as the Minister of the Ministry of Justice, the Censor of Zuodu, and the Minister of the Ministry of Justice, where he corrected lawlessness and purged corrupt officials. In terms of water conservancy projects, Liu Tongxun presided over the construction of seawalls in Jiangsu and Zhejiang and dredged canals. He went deep into the site, investigated and researched, determined the construction plan that was realistic, and started by eliminating accumulated shortcomings to speed up the progress of the project and improve the quality of the project with less cost and high efficiency. Liu Tongxun was dismissed from his post three times, but all three dismissals were near misses. The original cause was soon discovered and corrected. Not only was he reinstated, but he was also promoted as usual.
In the early morning of November in the thirty-eighth year of Qianlong (1773 AD), Liu Tongxun, who was over seventy years old, went to Donghua Gate to wait for the court on time. He suddenly fell ill and died in Chengyu. After Liu Tongxun passed away, Emperor Qianlong attended the funeral in person and lamented with tears; I have lost a leg. Liu Tongxun is worthy of being a true prime minister
Ji Yun (1724-1805) was born in Xianxian County (now part of Hebei Province) in the Qing Dynasty, with the courtesy name Xiao Lan, whose nickname is Chunfan, took the name Shiyun in his later years. During the Qianlong reign, he was a Jinshi, taught editing and editing, served as the chief examiner of the Shanxi Provincial Examination, the co-examiner of the Shuntian Provincial Examination, and the admiral of Fujian's academic affairs. He served as an official for more than fifty years and served successively as the magistrate of Duyun, Guizhou, cabinet bachelor, censor of Zuodu, minister of the Ministry of War, minister of the Ministry of Rites, and co-organizer of the university. He was given the posthumous title Wenda. He is very knowledgeable and is known as a Confucian scholar. During the Qianlong period, he served as the chief compiler of "Sikuquanshu". He was responsible for determining the style of the book, classifying the general headings, writing the order of categories, as well as the order of priority and the consideration of profits and losses. He also compiled the "Summary of the General Catalog of the Complete Collection of Four Books", which included public and private writings on classics and history, commenting on pros and cons, verifying similarities and differences, and analyzing origins. It became a masterpiece in Chinese bibliography. Although the "Summary" was written by many hands, it was written and revised by many of them. He is also the author of "Notes of Yuewei Thatched Cottage" and "Ji Wenda Official Document Collection".
It is impossible for Ji Xiaolan, a civil servant, to fight against powerful ministers and gentry. The TV show is artistically processed and inconsistent with history