Zha Sheng: a calligrapher of the Qing Dynasty, courtesy name Zhongwei (1650-1707), a native of Haoshengshan, Haining, Zhejiang Province. A Jinshi of Kangxi who once served in the imperial court. He is the author of "Danyantang Collection" and so on.
Zha Wenhui: A native of Xiuning in the Southern Tang Dynasty. Li Yu, the master of the Empress, serves as an official to the deputy envoy to the Privy Council. He made great achievements during his campaign against King Yanzheng of Pingjianzhou, so he was promoted to the title of Liuhou of Jianzhou. At that time, Wu Yue's army occupied Fuzhou, and Wen Hui led his army to conquer Fuzhou. After entering the city, he pacified the people, but unfortunately he was caught in an ambush and captured. Later he was sent back and became Minister of the Ministry of Industry. Wen Hui's three generations were all officials. His son Yuan Fang was the observation judge of Jianzhou, and his grandson Zha Dao was the minister of Longtuge of Song Zhenzong.
Zha Yihuang: A celebrity of the Zha family at the turn of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The story about Zha Yihuang is recorded in "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" and "Gu Sheng Xue Lian", which is roughly about his magical friendship with General Wu Liuqi. In "The Deer and the Cauldron", Jin Yong developed it into a vivid and interesting plot. Pu Liuxian said that Mr. Yihuang "gives generously without asking about his name. He is a true chivalrous and fierce ancient husband!" "Gu Sheng" said that he is "talented and charming, and his style is unrestrained. It is often said that he is full of eyes and cannot be rewarded; at home and abroad Wonderful heroes can't be found unless they are found in the dust." From these descriptions, we can imagine Zha Yihuang's style.
Zha Shibiao: a famous calligrapher and painter in the Qing Dynasty. A native of Xiuning, Anhui Province, he has lived in Yangzhou for a long time and is good at painting landscapes. Together with Sun Yi, Wang Yunduan, Seng Hongren and other calligraphers and painters, he is known as the "Four Haiyang Masters". His calligraphy is superb and captivating. "Yizhou Shuangji" ranks his running script among the best.
Zha Shenxing: Qing Dynasty poet, named Silian (1650-1727), courtesy name Xia Chong, from Haining, Zhejiang. The poets of the Song Dynasty often expressed their feelings about travel and made good use of line drawing techniques. There is "Jingye Tang Ji".