in the 26th year of Guangxu (19), the Boxer Rebellion surrounded foreign embassies, and Dong Fuxiang Department shot and killed Japanese diplomats. Zhu Xiao Zang Shangshu opposed hatred and religion, and was convicted of offending the Western Empress Dowager. The following year, after the signing of the "Xin Chou Treaty", he was promoted to a bachelor's degree in cabinet with "loyalty to the country" and was promoted to assistant minister of the Ministry of Rites. In the autumn of that year, I went abroad to study politics in Guangdong. Due to disagreement with the governor, he retired due to illness and settled in Suzhou. Soon, he was hired as the supervisor of Jiangxi Law and Politics School. In the first year of Xuantong (199), he was the consultant minister of Bi Deyuan, but he was absent due to illness. After the Revolution of 1911, he lived in seclusion in Shanghai. Yuan Shikai wanted to be hired as a senior consultant, but he turned it down with a smile, but he paid a courtesy visit to the abolished emperor Puyi in Tianjin.
Zhu Xiaozang's early work poems are similar in style to Meng Jiao's, Huang Tingjian's and Chen Yan's "Dream Window in Poetry (Wu Wenying)", which can delight those who are satisfied with their bellies (Shi Yi Shi Shi Shi Hua). In the 22nd year of Guangxu (1896), Wang Pengyun established a Ci Society in Jingshi and invited him to join the Society, so that he could concentrate on Ci. I was influenced by Pengyun and taught a lot. He put all his ambitions learned in his life into his ci, which is quite relevant to current affairs. Such as "partridge day", "Nine days outside the door of Fengyi Village", "The voice is slow", "November 19 th, Xin Chou, what's the taste? Poems on fallen leaves show sympathy for the reformists, such as "Candle Shadows Shake Red", "Passing through Huang Gongdu in Late Spring", "Touching Fish", "Seeing off the Spring in Meizhou" and "Night Flying Magpie" and "Autumn Watch in Hong Kong", expressing sympathy for the reformists, feeling the experience of Emperor Guangxu's consort, expressing the feeling of being strong and scattered, and the sense of land loss. In his later years, although the ci realm became more lofty and simple, the content was mostly lonely feelings of the old people or wandering around the sea, except for occasional warlord scuffles. His ci took Wu Wenying's route, peeped at Zhou Bangyan, and reached out to everyone in the Song Dynasty, breaking the prejudice of Zhejiang School and Changzhou School, and "exploring alone" (Chen Sanli's Epitaph of Zhu Gong, the right assistant of Doctor Guanglu's Ritual Department) became his own. He is also proficient in meter and pays attention to the examination of sound, and is known as the "doctor of law". Therefore, it was respected as a "master" by people at that time, and even regarded as the "temple army" of thousands of ci writers from Tang and Song Dynasties to modern times. Wang Guowei called it the "extreme principle" of "the words of scholars" ("the words of the world"). He is the author of three volumes of Ci collection "Strong Village Language Industry" and one volume of poetry collection "Strong Village Abandonment".
collation of Zhu Xiao and Zang You Jing. Following Wang Pengyun's path and expanding it, the Qiangcun Series has collected 163 special collections of Ci writers from Tang, Song, Jin and Yuan Dynasties, and sought for rare books from northern and southern bibliophiles to be collated, which is one of the large-scale collections of the relatively perfect Ci garden seen so far. He also compiled 3 volumes of Huzhou Ci Zheng and 6 volumes of Huzhou Ci Lu of the State Dynasty. Other engraved and uncut manuscripts were compiled by Long Yusheng in 1933 and published as Qiangcun's suicide note. Among them, there are 1 volume of Yunyao Collection Miscellaneous Songs, 1 volume of Ci, and 13 volumes of The Tales of the Sea.