Su Shunqin, a native of Sichuan with beautiful words, is better than Kaifengfu. Su Shunqin was born in an official family, and his grandfather's name was Su Yijian. He was an important official of North Korea in Song Taizong's time and was once an official. His father, Su Jian, was a transshipment ambassador for Hedong. Because of Su Shunqin's background, his childhood was very painful. He had to study classics all day to prepare for his future fame.
At the same time, Su Shunqin also had a strong interest in ancient prose. Not only did he often start writing, but he also advocated ancient prose with his friends, which was not in line with the trend at that time, so Su Shunqin was hindered by many obstacles and finally failed. But in the future, Ouyang Xiu also launched the ancient prose movement, and achieved certain success.
When Su Shunqin was 22 years old, his father arranged for him to fill the position of Zhailang in the ancestral temple by virtue of his official position. Although he is not a big official, he is enough to make countless people envy him. In A.D. 1034, 34-year-old Su Shunqin was admitted to Jinshi. Although not as good as Wen Tianxiang who was admitted to Jinshi at the age of 20, Su Shunqin is still very young among Jinshi. After all, there are not a few people admitted to Jinshi after half a year.
Su Shunqin was awarded the title of county magistrate after he was admitted to high school. After working at the grassroots level for several years, he was promoted to Dali as a judge. At that time, Su Shunqin admired Fan Zhongyan very much and was promoted to the army by Fan Zhongyan. Soon, there was a famine among the people. Su Shunqin was very angry, but there was nothing he could do. In addition to grief and indignation, Su Shunqin wrote "Feeling South of the City as an Forever Uncle", which is realistic in full text. Because of the long space, I won't do much narration here. Interested friends may wish to have a look at it themselves.
Later, Su Shunqin was framed, and it was like falling into the clouds. A little disheartened, he left Kaifeng and came to Suzhou. After some travel, he began to settle here and built Canglang Pavilion. After the Canglang Pavilion was completed, Su Shunqin wrote "A Trip to Canglang Pavilion in the Qing Dynasty" to express his comfort at this moment. In fact, Su Shunqin's relegation is not only the ups and downs of his official career, but also the rise of the literary world. After he was demoted, he wrote many excellent poems full of new ideas and beautiful language, such as Summer Leisure and Summer Meaning.
Later generations also think that Su Shunqin's best work is poetry, which, together with Mei, the originator of the Song Dynasty, is called "Samui", which shows its position in the Song Dynasty.
In A.D. 1048, Su Shunqin was renamed as the long history of Huzhou by the imperial court, which was related to Fan Zhongyan's comeback and the operation of his family. Regrettably, Su Shunqin died of illness on the way to his post at the age of 4 1 year.