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Zheng Xie was born in 1693 and died in 1765. Xinghua, Jiangsu Outstanding painter, calligrapher and writer. Born in the thirty-second year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty. Father Li Zheng 'an is a private teacher in the county, teaching hundreds of students. Zheng Xie studied with his father since childhood. He likes reading history books and poems, learning and remembering all the books he has read. When I was a teenager, I went to school in Maojiawan, Zhou Zhen. Kangxi Xiucai and Yongzheng Renzi Nian (1732) went to Nanjing after having obtained an examination. In the first year of Qianlong, Chen Bing 1736 entered Beijing for the examination of the Ministry of Rites, and was a scholar. Qianlong seven years 1742 served as the order of Fan County, Shandong Province. Qianlong 11th year 1746 transferred to wei county county magistrate. Zheng Xie is an official and loves the people like a son. When he was appointed as the county magistrate of wei county, it coincided with a famine year. Regardless of others' obstruction, he opened a warehouse to borrow grain and asked the people to write IOUs, saving more than 10 thousand people. It also built large-scale construction, built pools and recruited hungry people to work and eat. That autumn, the harvest was bad. Zheng Xie burned the IOUs of the people; The people of wei county felt his kindness and built a ancestral temple for him. In Zheng Xie, civil justice has been handled fairly, and there has not been a single unjust case in the past two years. In the 13th year of Qianlong (1748), Qianlong toured Shandong and designated Zheng Xie as the history of calligraphy and painting. Zheng Xie himself carved a seal: "History of Painting and Calligraphy in Qianlong East". Mr Xu Beihong praised him as "one of the most outstanding figures in China in the past 300 years". Zheng Xie is an upright official. Later, he was dismissed for offending the gentry and lived in Yangzhou. He had nothing but Liao Liao's books, so he made a living by selling paintings. As one of the "Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou", his poems, books and paintings are called "Three Wonders" by the world. His poems were written by Tao Yuanming and Lu Fangweng. He painted bamboo on the east slope of Su Like. Zheng Xie's calligraphy is a combination of running script and cursive script, which is called "six and a half books" and later "Banqiao". His works include Banqiao Poetry Banknotes, Banqiao Ci Banknotes, Banqiao Letters, Banqiao Paintings, and Mr. Banqiao Printing Books.
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W shāzhùqùbùwéiguān Losing the black veil is not an official, and ná ngtuó xi ā oxiā oli's sleeves are cold. τ y τ zh and q τ ngshT uzú write and take a thin bamboo, and make a fishing rod on the Qiu Jiang together with f τ ngji ā ngshT ngzu yā n.
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Wusha: At that time, it was synonymous with being an official: pocket; The bag is rustling: it looks empty.
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The poet abandoned his jobs and stopped being an official. He bid farewell to the people of Wei County with empty pockets. He drew a thin bamboo and said it could be used as a fishing rod. I abandoned my black hat and stopped being an official. People wanted to keep me, so I drew a thin bamboo and said it could be used as a fishing rod on a deserted river.
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In the eighteenth year of Qianlong, there was a drought in Shandong. Zheng Banqiao, then the magistrate of Wei County, offended his boss by asking for relief for the hungry and decided to abandon his official position and return to his hometown. The gentry and people in Wei county left one after another to keep him. Zheng Banqiao drew a picture of bamboo as a gift. This poem is on the top, and the first sentence expresses the determination to abandon the official and not be an official; The second sentence is honest writing; The third and fourth sentences express the feeling of seclusion. Since the poet can't "be good at the world", he decides to "be good at the world"!