Zhang Zhao's Personal Achievements

Zhang Zhao, formerly known as Mo, was named Tian and Changqing, and was named Jingnan, Wu Chuang and. A native of Fulou County, Songjiang, Qing Dynasty, lived in the west of Xiuye Bridge. Gifted and intelligent, he understands the teachings of Shi, and his poems are bold and open to Zen. I can write poetry, be good at drawing, have a good grasp of rhythm and have a good appreciation ability, especially calligraphy. 19 years old, Jinshi, an official of the Ministry of Justice, participated in the compilation of the Qing Code and the Great Unification Annals. In the 13th year of Yongzheng (1735), he served as prime minister and minister of Miao affairs, went to Yunnan, was disintegrated due to "reactive power", was dismissed from his post, and was ordered to walk in Wuyingdian book repair office. In the seventh year of Qianlong (1742), he was promoted to be the minister of punishments, and he knew the law well and revised some reasonable criminal laws. After six years in Qianlong (174 1 year), he was ordered to work with Zhuang to find out the source Committee of Falulu justice and continue the later "Falulu Justice". Later, he presided over the compilation of palace dramas for Pingbu, including zaju "The Promise of the Moon" and "99 Daqing". He also produced the legendary "Persuading Goodness and Golden Branches" and "Shengping Baoyu Raft", each with 240 pieces, which was moved by the imperial court and set a precedent for "uniting Taiwan for this purpose". Xing Yu, a drama researcher, commented on Zhang Zhao's drama creation: "There is no doubt that he is the founder of China series." . "In fact, the influence of" Persuading Good Golden Branches "and" Shengping Baoyu Raft "on Kunqu Opera, Peking Opera and various local operas is far greater than people's imagination." "If Zhang Zhao hadn't written these two 240-volume series, the Wukong Opera (Monkey Opera) we saw by Yang Xiaolou, Zheng Changtai, Gai Jiaotian and Zhang Yipeng wouldn't be so brilliant." After nine years of Qianlong (1744), he was ordered to identify the ancient paintings and calligraphy collected by the imperial court with Liang and others, and put them into Shiqu Baodi (44 volumes), and presided over the compilation of Secret Hall and Zhu Lin (24 volumes).