So, where Qin Gui came from, no one delves into it.
Even some people who don't exist have places to rob. The Monkey King, for example. For example, Meng Jiangnv. Like Liang Shanbo. Qin Gui is alone, and nobody cares. Not only is nobody in charge now, but nobody has been in charge since ancient times. Not only has nobody paid attention to it since ancient times, but even Qin Gui's father and grandfather have been ignored because of Qin Gui's evil.
Regarding Qin Gui's native place, there are several vague expressions in historical materials-
"The Biography of Qin Gui in Song Dynasty" said: "Qin Gui is from Jiangning." Jiangning mentioned here refers to Jiangning County.
In the Annals of the Yuan Dynasty, there was a biography of Qin Gui. The biography does not say Qin Gui's native place, but only says: "Zi Xiong, the word Chu Cai, lives in Liyang from Jiangning." Qin Gui's brother Qin Zi moved from Jiangning to Liyang. This can prove that Qin Gui is from Jiangning.
According to the Records of Zhongxing, Qin Gui is a "healthy man". Jiankang, called Jiankangfu in the Southern Song Dynasty, governs Jiangning, Shangyuan, Jurong, Liyang and Lishui. This means that Qin Gui is not sure that he is from Jiangning County, but can only say that he is from Jiankangfu.
In the Qing Dynasty, Jurong County Records said: "Qin Ju lived in the north of Baohua County ... now he is in Huashu Village at the foot of the mountain, where his great ancestors lived." Qin Ju, the great-grandson of Qin Gui. Some researchers believe that Qin Ju's ancestral home in Huashu Village can prove that Qin Gui is Jurong.
At present, it is generally believed that Qin Gui was born in Jiangning.
Qin Gui created a unique font: Song Ti, which we use every day now.
Qin Gui is a scholar, the official to the prime minister, pen and ink kung fu, not only can write beautiful articles, but also has a lot of research on how to write Chinese characters, and has great achievements-
The prime minister of Qin is busy with everything. When he examined the official documents and presented them to the emperor, he found that the fonts of official documents all over the country were chaotic and different sizes, and he was very unhappy. Therefore, I took time out of my busy schedule to learn the "thin gold calligraphy" written by Song Huizong Evonne, the father of the emperor at that time. On the basis of "thin gold body", a unique font was created. This font has neat strokes, neat arrangement, hanging text like lines and writing like beads. As soon as this new font appeared, Song Gaozong Zhao Gou Da Yue ordered the whole country to write official documents in this font.
According to the practice of calligraphy in China, a font is named after the surname of the founder or representative. Liu Gongquan's word is "Liu Ti". Yan Zhenqing's word is "Yan Ti". The font created by Qin Gui should be called "Qin Style". However, there is no so-called "Qin style" in China's calligraphy. Why? Because it is so evil, China people put forward the word "Qin style".
Are the words gone and the fonts gone? No, we use this font every day now, but we have changed the name and called it "Songti".
Qin Gui's calligraphy work "Deep Heart Post" reads: piling Qin Gui. In 2500 in China, there was only one named Piling, and that was Changzhou.
Come back and talk to Qin Gui-
Qin Gui actually talked about his hometown. But he didn't say it in Song style, but in standard Qin style.
One of Qin Gui's calligraphy works is still alive today, which is called "a heartfelt post" by the book circle.
Deep Heart Post was criticized by later generations as "Qin Gui's poem". This book was written in February1215 (A.D. 1 143 1 month) in Shaoxing, Song Dynasty. It is a text related to Buddhism, similar to chanting prayers. 12 15 twelfth lunar month, near the Spring Festival. This poem in the book is probably for myself, or for my subordinates as a Chinese New Year sacrifice.
Qin Gui's calligraphy style mainly originated from Cai Jing and occasionally Mi Fei, which belongs to the mainstream calligraphy style in Song Dynasty. However, Cai and Mi Zhu have nothing.
Forget the calligraphy and say the place of origin. Qin Gui said that he posted from the bottom of his heart.
He said this: "On December 15th, the 12th year of Shaoxing, Qin Gui wrote a letter to Piling. The frozen pen won't work. " Piling Qin Gui, freezing pen, unable to work, all told the Bodhisattva. I'm Qin Gui from Pirin, and today I wrote a poem for the Buddha. It was so cold that my writing brush froze and my writing was not neat. Please forgive the bodhisattva. "
According to the ancient custom, writing a place name in front of a name is to introduce one's native place, and writing it after a name is to write about the place. This book post, with the name "Piling" written in front of it, introduces one's native place. Therefore, Qin Gui is from piling.
Piling Qin Gui can be understood as:
Piling is the hometown of Qin Gui's grandfather or father.
In the history of China in 2500, there was only one place called "piling", which is now Changzhou. In other words, Qin Gui said he was from Changzhou.
There is a village called Qinxiang Village in Lijia Town, Wujin District. Some people say that this "Qin" comes from.
There is a village called Qinxiang Village in Lijia Town, Wujin District. According to folklore, the village's "Qin" comes from. In addition, the wicked woman Wang is also a girl from the neighboring village. When the villagers in Qinxiang Village were digging, they dug up many bricks and tiles of ancient mansions, which are said to be the relics of the Qin Gui family. This legend was provided by Sun Jie, a cultural cadre, and Li Jia of Wujin.
If there is such a legend, the word "piling Qin Gui" has found a footnote.
(This article is abridged. For readers who want to read the full text, please see Zhang Jianwei's blog in Changzhou, China. )
Changzhou! He said it himself.
Where is Qin Gui from?
Where is Qin Gui from?