Uncle Ge Qiusheng [Qing Zeng] hangs a cloud in the lent: "Books are often stacked like green hills, and lights are like red beans." The language is extremely fresh. Qingshan sentence was written by Qiu Sheng, and Hongdou sentence was said by Xu Diansheng. Uncle Yao Gufen also gave Qiu Sheng a sentence: "A famous man has a blue shirt for a thousand days, so he has two red bean lamps." The last sentence is extravagant, and the next sentence is affectionate.
[Trial Instructions]
1, Ge Qiusheng: Qingge Qingzeng, word,No. Qiusheng,No. Yinguan.
2. Uncle: Uncle.
3. Xu Diansheng: Xu Naipu (1787- 1866), a native of Yunnan and a Taoist. Qiantang, Zhejiang (now Hangzhou) people. Bibliographer and calligrapher in Qing Dynasty. In the twenty-fifth year of Jiaqing (1820), he won the second place and was awarded the post of editor-in-chief. In the 23rd year of Daoguang (1843), Shang Shu of the Ministry of War and the Ministry of Civil Affairs was the Prince of Taibao. Jia Shu is numerous and good at collating. His books are included in Mo Youzhi's Preface to Pavilion, Fu Zengxiang's Catalogue and Luo Zhenchang's Rare Books. The library is called "Kanxizhai", and the books are printed with "Collection of Xu's Canon Weng" and "Guan Yi Taoist". Kun Li once compiled a bibliography of 1 volume for it, which was not published. In China Bibliography, Liang recorded Xu's bibliography (1), and Liang Muzhen kept a copy. Calligraphy works, ke. He is the author of "Suixi Zhai Ji".
4. Yao Gufen: Yao Yixian,No. Gu Fen, Ren and Zhu Sheng. See Chapter 72 of Volume I for details.