Jane; Empty without desire, text; There are five volumes of collected works handed down from generation to generation (Sui Shu Jing Ji Zhi is one volume). Under his advocacy, metaphysics was fully developed before the mid-Eastern Jin Dynasty. His calligraphy work "Celadon Post" is included in the post of Chunhua Pavilion.
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Jane; Without special achievements,
Text; Xiao Gang's literary thought was also representative at that time. He is against being blunt and straightforward, but also against being superficial and slow (A Letter to the King of Eastern Hunan), and actively puts forward that "you should be cautious before establishing a person, and debauchery after establishing an article" (The Book of Commandments for Officials), which echoes Xiao Yi's thought of "wavering in feelings". The anthology 100 volume is recorded in "Southern History" and "Jian Wendi Collection", and there are more than 600 other works. The existing works were compiled by Zhang Yan in Ming Dynasty as Collected Works of Liang Jian, and included 130 articles in Records of Han, Wei and Six Dynasties.
Xiaogang's writing career, apart from literature and metaphysics, is also good at medicine, including three volumes of Bath Sutra and ten volumes of Ruyi Fang, all of which have been lost. He is also interested in acrobatics, yin and yang and five elements.
Xiao Gang's writing career, in addition to the literary and metaphysical achievements mentioned above, shows more interest in miscellaneous arts, Yin and Yang and the Five Elements. Miscellaneous arts include Mamapu, Touhu Jing, Qipin and Ban Qi Shu, and the five elements include Guangming Fu, Yilin, Bathing Jing, Zao Jing and New Bai Ze Map. The Book of Changchun Righteousness and Lian Bi, the magic weapon, are both written by others. The ancient jade was written by Xiao Gang.
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