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Qi Junzao (1July 79311-1866 10/October 22) was born in Pingshu Village, Shouyang County, Shanxi Province. The son of a poet. Jiaqing Jinshi from the official to the military affairs ministers, left for the suggestion, the Ministry of War, the Ministry of Industry, the Ministry of Ritual ministers, the Tijen Hall University, Prince Taibao. In the 19th year of Daoguang (1839), he went to Fujian to organize coastal defense and ban opium. Emperor Xianfeng acceded to the throne and had to reuse him. After that, I resigned. On the occasion of Xianfeng and Tongzhi, Chen Mi donated money to the sick people and urged them to stop. Six topics of current politics. In the first year of Tongzhi (1862), he worked in Hongde Hall to teach Tongzhi emperors to read. Died five years later. Posthumous title Wen Duan. The world is called "three emperors (Daoguang, Xianfeng, Tongzhi)", "four civil servants (Jiaqing, Daoguang, Xianfeng, Tongzhi)" and "Shouyang Guo Xiang".
Throughout his life, he was loyal, honest, straightforward, diligent and loving the people, and made outstanding achievements, which had an impact on North Korean politics. His calligraphy changed from small seal script to revitalization, and he studied under two kings, leaving Yan Liu and entering the valley. He is a well-known calligrapher in the middle and late Qing Dynasty, and he is known as "the best of the moment, the treasure of people" and "the first in regular script".
Qi Junzao was in charge of Daoxian poetry and calligraphy circles in Qing Dynasty for decades, which was expected by scholars. He advocated exegesis, understanding righteousness and reason, and reconciling academic disputes between Han and Song Dynasties. Advocating the Song Dynasty as a poem created a precedent for future generations to share the glory with poets in the Song Dynasty. His calligraphy, in particular, was a great master of calligraphy in the Qing Dynasty. His calligraphy is characterized by simplicity, elegance, profundity and uniqueness. Critics call it "extensive and profound" and are praised as "a temporary beauty, a treasure of people." In terms of his influence and position in the history of Shanxi calligraphy in Qing Dynasty, he was the first person after Fu Shan. His son, Qi Shichang, was the editor and editor of imperial academy, the minister of the Ministry of Industry, and was also in charge of the affairs of Shuntianfu prefect. His grandson, Qi Youmeng, was once a Tongzhi in Nanhe and a magistrate in Hubei, and his great-grandson Qi joined the China Producers' Party when he sneaked into War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression.