Who were the semi-idle laymen in Qing Dynasty?

Zhang Dai, a Buddhist in Diean (writer in late Ming and early Qing Dynasty)

Meixi laity-Qian Yong (writer of Ming and Qing Dynasties)

Liu Quan laity-Pu Songling (writer in Qing Dynasty)

Shinoka Jushi Zhenlin (a writer in Qing Dynasty)

Hong (a writer and scholar in Qing Dynasty)

Famous Mountain and Vulgar —— Zhao Ziyong (writer in Qing Dynasty)

Song Wan lay man-Qian Zai (poet and painter in Qing Dynasty)

Banqiao laity-Zheng Banqiao (painter and writer in Qing Dynasty)

Cao Xueqin, a Buddhist in the Western Qin Dynasty (a writer in the Qing Dynasty)

Yuan Mei, a layman in the Garden (writer of Qing Dynasty)

Taiyan layman-Zhang

Yong Zhengdi, a vulgar person, a bright layman.

Shinoka Jushi Zhenlin (a writer in Qing Dynasty)

Tian Ping layman-Zhang Zhao (calligrapher of Qing Dynasty)

Hong (a writer and scholar in Qing Dynasty)

The layman among reeds guards the people (painter in Qing Dynasty)

Qiao Shan's layman and Guan Bai's layman-Zhang Ying (painter in Qing Dynasty)

Wu Xizai (seal engraver in Qing Dynasty)

Weng Tonghe, a peaceful Buddhist (a scholar of Xianfeng for six years, an influential politician in modern history)

Yang, a Buddhist in the late Qing Dynasty, was a Buddhist in Renshan.

Zhang Zhidong (one of the representatives of Westernization School in Qing Dynasty)

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