Luye Weng is honest and clean, has a law instruction and a good book, so he is valued by the gentry. There are words in the city, which must be passed on by Luye Weng and quoted from each other. Often, the monuments in other states are written by Tokuno Weng. ?
Guizi said: Yu Shao heard that there was a book cloud written by Li Yuanshou at the east gate of the city. However, I don't know Yuan Shou and Yuan Shou Shu, and I haven't read them. His son began to write hidden words and asked for the rest. Writing a husband's book is a matter for scholars, but it is the end. No one can compare with the ancients nowadays. In this city, people like Luye Weng, this is enough!
Translation: Luye Weng, surnamed Li, named Yuan Shou. I have been proficient in calligraphy since I was a child. I have written all kinds of classic and small-scale "Four Books", and my calligraphy is particularly exquisite. King Sanyuan toured the south of the Yangtze River and saw Luye's calligraphy. He likes it very much and calls him Mr. Li. Let him stay on the boat. When he is free, let him recite famous books and listen to him carefully. He once wrote a book for Gu, and the emperor said his calligraphy was very good.
Luye Weng is honest. He teaches his children the law, but he is good at reading because it is a gentleman's attention. If there is something in the city, it must be pushed and pulled by Luye Weng. Often there are many monuments written by Luye Weng in other states.
Go back and say: I rarely heard that there are good books by Li Yuanshou at the east gate of the city. However, I don't know Yuan Shou and Yuan Shou Shu, and I haven't seen him. His son began to take out the hidden words and discuss the requirements with me. Those books at school are all over. Now people can't contact the ancients. The image of Chinese in the city is Lu Yeweng, which is also valuable!
Gui Youguang (150765438+1October 6th-15765438+February 7th) is known as "Mr. Zhenchuan". Han nationality, from Xuanhuali, Kunshan County, Suzhou (now Kunshan City, Jiangsu Province). Prose writers and officials in the mid-Ming Dynasty.
In the 19th year of Jiajing (1540), Gui Youguang was promoted to the imperial examination, and then took the exam, ranking first from the bottom eight times. He moved to Anting River in Jiading, where he studied and gave lectures and had many apprentices. In the thirty-third year of Jiajing (1554), when the Japanese made an insurrection, Gui Youguang went to the city to prepare for defense and wrote the Proposal for Defending the Japanese. In the forty-fourth year of Jiajing (1565), Gui Youguang, who was nearly 60 years old, was a scholar. Later, it was called "Hui Taipu" because of its official positions such as Changxing magistrate, Shunde judge and Nanjing Taipu Temple Cheng. He once stayed in the cabinet system and participated in the compilation of the Record of Sejong. Qin Long five years (157 1), Gui Youguang died at the age of 66.
Gui Youguang admired the ancient prose of Tang and Song Dynasties, and his prose style was simple and sincere. He is a representative writer of "Tang and Song School" in Ming Dynasty, and is called "Ouyang Xiu today". Later generations praised his prose as "plain language first" Together with Wang, they are called "the three masters of Jiajing". He is the author of Collection of Mr. Zhenchuan and Records of Water Conservancy in Sanwu.
Gui Youguang's life works are numerous and rich, involving all parts of the subset of classics and history, but his main achievement lies in prose creation. After Gui Youguang's death, his son Ning arranged some of his posthumous works and carved them in Kunshan. Many words were changed. His grandson and Qian searched for the posthumous works, carefully sorted them out and compiled them into 40 volumes, but failed to carve them all.
During the reign of Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, Gui Zhuang, the great-great grandson, supplemented some of his posthumous works and, with the help of Dong and others, carved The Complete Works of Mr. Zhenchuan, with a total of 30 volumes, 10 and 40 volumes. It contains 774 essays of various genres and 1 13 poems.
At present, there are four series of 40 volumes of Collected Works of Mr. Zhenchuan, which are photocopied according to the publication of Changshu in Ming Dynasty.
Gui Youguang also wrote four volumes of Water Conservancy Records of the Three Wu Dynasties, The Book of Changes, Letters from Various Scholars and Articles Guide. Imperial Classics Collection and World Works Collection consist of two volumes. 20 15, The Complete Works of Gui Youguang was published by Shanghai People's Publishing House.