Wang Weizhen, formerly known as Yingchu, was named Xi Qing, Lianxi and Lianxi, a well-known Iraqi and a native of Tianjin. Date of birth and death is unknown. In the tenth year of Xianfeng (1860), he was a scholar and served as an assistant envoy of the official department, in charge of the suggestions, complaints and accusations of textbooks and subjects in various provinces. Tongzhi eleven years (1872), as the representative of Empress Dowager Cixi. His works are good at poetry and prose, and he is good at calligraphy. He studied calligraphy from Ou Yangxun, and used the methods of Mi Fei and Dong Qichang to write freely and freely. He is the author of Lianxi Poetry and Fu Collection.
Wang Weizhen once wrote a quatrain for the burning Buddha stupa in Tongzhou District, Beijing: "Clouds and waters are in the autumn of Luhe, and the stupa is full of old flowers. After the new rain, a tower shadow recognizes Tongzhou. "
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