Lin Bu (967- 1028), whose real name was later called He Jing and Han nationality, was born in Huangxian Village, Dali, Fenghua, and was a famous recluse poet in the Northern Song Dynasty.
When I was young, I was studious and familiar with hundreds of classics and history. The book is lonely and complacent, happy and indifferent, and does not seek glory and profit. When I grew up, I wandered between Jianghuai and later lived in seclusion in Hangzhou West Lake, and built a house in Gushan. I often travel around the temples in the West Lake by boat and return to monks and poets. Every time a guest comes, he tells the boy to fly the crane, and Lin Bu comes back by boat when he sees the crane.
Poetry is discarded and never remains. Tiansheng died in the sixth year (1028). His nephews Lin Zhang (Zhao San's doctor) and Lin Bin (at the order of Zhou) went to Hangzhou to perform the funeral. Song Renzong granted "peace and tranquility".
Lin Bu lived in seclusion in the lonely mountain of West Lake. He never became an official or married, preferring to grow plums and raise cranes. He calls himself "Mei Wife Crane" and "Mei Wife Crane".
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Lin Bu has never been an official, never been married, and has no children. He only likes to grow plums and raise cranes, calling himself "plum as a wife and crane as a son" and "plum as a wife and crane as a son".
As for planting plums in Gushan, Lin Bu, some scholars have verified that Lin Bu planted plums only once in Gushan's residence before his death, and it has always been like this, not 300 to 500 as people often say. See Gemee's Investigation of Plum Blossom Scenic Spot in Gushan, West Lake, and Zhejiang Social Sciences,No. 12, 2008; Discrimination of plum planting in Linbu Gushan, Journal of Nanjing Normal University, No.3, 20 10.