Yang Shen is an expert in calligraphy. According to Wang Shizhen's Ink Postscript of Famous Officials in China, Yang Shen is "famous for his erudition, and his books are also conceited by Xing Wu (Zhao Mengfu)". Zhu Changyi's poem "Fan Ba An" also said: "Calligraphy is superb, and there are still many engravings in southern Yunnan." His calligraphy theory is mainly found in Mo Chi's Zuo Lu, Shenggan Shupin and Fa Tie Shenpin.
Yang Shen (1488 65438+ February 8th [1]-65438+August 8th 0559), whose real name is Yuexi, was born in Sheng 'an, and was also known as Yi Shi, Bonanshan, Dongtian Yizhen, the history of defending southern Yunnan [2] and Jinmabi chicken veteran. Xindu, Sichuan (now Xindu District, Chengdu) people, Luling people. A famous writer in Ming Dynasty, the first of the three gifted scholars in Ming Dynasty, and the son of Yang Tinghe, a university student in Dongge.
In six years (15 1 1), Yang Shen was the top scholar, edited by imperial academy, and participated in the compilation of Records of Wu Zong. Wu walked out of Juyongguan, unwilling to remonstrate. Sejong succeeded to the throne and was later edited by Hanlin, who held an official position at the banquet. In the third year of Jiajing (1524), he was stationed in Yongchangwei, Yunnan Province because of his "great gift". He led the slaves to help quell the Wenchao rebellion in Anquan and Wudingfeng. Since then, he has traveled between Sichuan and Yunnan, but he still died in Yongchang. In the thirty-eighth year of Jiajing (1559), Yang Shen died in the garrison at the age of 72. Ming Taizu Mu Zong posthumously awarded Shao Qing as the satrap of Guanglu Temple, while Ming Xizong posthumously awarded him as "Wen Xian", known as "Yang Wen Xian".
Yang Shen has been in southern Yunnan for 30 years, reading widely. Later generations talked about the wealth of memorizing writing in Ming Dynasty, pushing Yang Shen as the first. He is also good at prose, ci and Sanqu, and has a wide range of ancient textual research works. His poems flourished in the Six Dynasties, adopted in the late Tang Dynasty, and became profound and successful, independent of the prevailing atmosphere at that time. There are more than 400 kinds of works, and later generations compiled Sheng An Ji.