In view of the fact that the chronology of Gao Yingqian and his poems is divided into Song Dynasty and Qing Dynasty, and the theory of Song Dynasty is doubtful, late and unfounded, which is not enough to be accepted, the author will focus on the review Turn to the Qing Dynasty. Although, like the Song Dynasty, there is still no record of Gao Yingqian's uncle's family in the historical and biographical works about the Qing people, local chronicles and even poetry collections such as Xu Shichang's "Wan Qingyi Poetry Collection", the author has found it in a plain Some discoveries were made in the inscription "Xiao Xinggong's Heavy Engraving of Stone Fish" ⑩ inscribed by the Qing Dynasty in Baiheliang, which is famous for its high hydrological value. Xiao's records say: Fujiang stone fish, engraved on the bottom of the waves, are now in good health and have been said to be a great event for thousands of years. In the spring of Yichou in Kangxi, the five waters fell and the fish came back. Two days ago, when I went to see it with others, it looked like a Pisces leaping hiddenly in a lotus. Because the cover peeled off over time, its shape was almost indistinct, so the stone workers were ordered to carve it out and replace it, so that it would not be lost and passed down, and in order to hope for a prosperous and prosperous future. At that time, I was traveling with Du Tongchunhui Sichuan, the Yunjian of the old Guizhou order, Yunheng Yuan Gong, the king of the Siming Dynasty who was in charge of the state, Tianheng Pupu and He Qianwenqi of Jiangwu, Xiling Gaoyingqian's uncle, Liu Zhiyi Sixian and Wenke Xizhong, who were from the county. The brief inscription in the Records of the Han Family of Mu Yao Jiang Xiao Xing Gongwei of Fuzhou not only contains clear chronological information: "Spring of Yichou, Kangxi Year 24, 1685", but also clearly records "Uncle Gao Yingqian, a native of Xiling" He is one of the "time travelers". For the sake of caution, the author also searched for relevant materials about several people other than Gao who were traveling with him at that time as recorded in the inscription, and hereby list the obtained ones below as supporting evidence: 1. Volume 3 of "The Unification of the Qing Dynasty" "Dongchuan Prefecture? Famous Officials" of the 75th century: "Xiao Xinggong, a native of Nancheng in this dynasty, was appointed as the governor of Dongchuan Prefecture in the 41st year of Kangxi's reign. He was diligent in political affairs and reorganizing the place. Since the land of Dongchuan was empty and difficult to defend, he was intercepted at the east gate. Build the earth city and retreat about thirty feet to defend it." (written by He Shen and others, "Sikuquanshu", Volume 483, page 65) 2. "Sichuan General Chronicles" Volume 31 "Huang Qingzhi". Officials" contains: Xiao Xinggong was a Jiangxi official. He was appointed as the magistrate of Fuzhou in the 19th and 23rd years of Kangxi. In the 21st year of Kangxi, he was appointed as the magistrate of Zhongzhou. In the 30th year of Kangxi, he was appointed as the magistrate of Chongqing Prefecture. Also, Du Tongchun, paid tribute to Jiangnan. In the fifth year of Kangxi's reign, he was appointed as the magistrate of Qianjiang County (note: it was under the jurisdiction of Youyang Prefecture at that time, and was under the jurisdiction of Chongqing Prefecture together with Fuzhou and Zhongzhou). (Compiled by Huang Tinggui, Zhang Jinsheng and others, "Sikuquanshu", Volume 560 of the History Department, pp. 666, 669-671) 3. The first volume of Tongzhi's "Fuzhou Chronicles" "Appendix Old Chronicles Compiled Surnames": Kangxi Gengzi ( Note: It should be "Gui Hai" (see the next article for details). Liu Zhiyi, He Shenyu, Wen Ke, Chen Mingshi, Xia Daoshuo and Xiang Youchi were the compilers of the year. Volume 5 "Zhiguan Zhi·Guochao Zhiguan·Zhizhou" : Xiao Xinggong, a native of Jiangxi, took office in the 19th year of Kangxi's reign. He rebuilt the academy and repaired the official offices; Volume 5 of "Zhiguan Zhi·Guochao Zhiguan·Limu": Wang Yunheng, an official, was from Zhejiang. (Compiled by Lu Shaoyi and Wang Yingyuan, "Collection of Chinese Local Chronicles·Sichuan Prefecture and County Chronicles", Volume 46, Bashu Publishing House, 1992, engraving of the ninth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty <1870>, pages 481, 502, 508) 4. "Fuling County of the Republic of China" The "Preface to the Old Preface" of Volume 27 of "Continuing to Revise Fuzhou Chronicles" contains: "The preface to Liu Zhiyi, a native of the state, was continued to be revised in the Guihai year of Kangxi (note: 22nd year, 1683)", and the preface to Wen Ke, a Zhouren, was continued to be revised in the Guihai year of Kangxi 》. (Compiled by Wang Jianqing and Shi Jiyun, "Collection of Chinese Local Chronicles·Sichuan Prefecture and County Chronicles", Volume 47, Bashu Publishing House, 1992, Printed Edition of the 17th Year of the Republic of China <1928>, pp. 193-194) 5. Extensions of the inscriptions on the inscriptions of Baiheliang in Fuling The picture "Xiao Xinggong (Viewing) Stone Fish": "There is a stone fish in the heart of Fujiang River. If you see the fish in early spring, you can predict the abundance. One of the eight scenic spots in the state says 'stone fish means a good harvest', that is where it is. Jiazi In the first month of spring, Zhu Shixiong, the governor of Zhongzhou, came here on his way back from Bayu. His uncle, Zhu Yugong, was a junior disciple of Linzhen. He was an official in Fu for the first time. Yu Yin brought his wine cup with him to continue his old trip. When he saw the stone fish coming back, he knew that it was a new year. He held up his wine cup and said to each other, "The most important thing about a country is its people, and the most important thing for the people is food. And having enough food is also about happiness." I am more than a year old, so my trip was not only for sightseeing, but also for the enjoyment of the people. So I remember that on the 29th day of the first month of Jiazichun in the 23rd year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, we traveled together to Zhizhongzhou. "Three things are inscribed by Xiao Xinggong, Shang Yu of Han Dynasty and Yinpu Zhou of Cixi, Zhejiang Province" ⑿ Based on the above, it is enough to conclude that Gao Yingqian was actually from the Qing Dynasty, and his poem "Viewing Stone Fish in Baiheliang" should also be from the Qing Dynasty. It was assigned to "Kangxi Yichou" when he was traveling with the Xiao family. In summary, Gao Yingqian's "Viewing Stone Fish in Baiheliang" has been published for a long time since the late Qing Dynasty. The erroneous views on Song poetry should be clarified.
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