Character's life: In the 26th year of Kangxi (1687), at the age of 24, he took the rural examination, won the first prize in Xie Yuan, and was hired to edit Guizhou Tongzhi. In the thirty-third year of Kangxi (1694), at the age of 3/kloc-0, Jinshi was changed to Jishi Shu, imperial academy, and was appraised by the library. Forty-one years (1702), worked in imperial academy and participated in the revision of the imperial academy Table. In forty-four years (1705), he served as the examiner in Zhejiang Province, and after returning to Beijing, he served as Zhan Shifu to praise the good and was in charge of the admonition of the attendants. Fifty-one years (17 12), undergraduate study, teaching in the school. The following year, Jin Zhan became an official, participated in the compilation of Kangxi Dictionary, served as editor, and ranked third. That year, he was ordered to worship Yuling and Ming Tombs and visit Jiangsu and Zhejiang on the spot.
Literary achievement: Zhou Qiwei's life achievement lies in his poetry creation. There are four collections of poems, the first of which is called Hui Qing Shan Fang's Collection of Poems, and later it is called Jia Yuxuan's Collection of Poems and Yanshan Dust Collection, and then it is called Cecilia Yip's Collection of Poems, which contains hundreds of poems. It was published several times and passed down from generation to generation. First in Kyoto, it was called "Kitamoto", then in Suzhou, it was called "Nanben", three times in Guiyang and Xie Tingxun, and four times in Dushan, Mo Youzhi. His poems are not accumulated, but unique, emphasizing verve, advocating "few poems, not meticulous" and "unknown", which boils down to expressing temperament. Known as an outstanding poet in the early Qing Dynasty. The Draft of Qing History evaluates his poetic talent, especially his dedication to Su Shi, Yuan Haowen and Gao Qi. Guizhou inherited its territory from the Ming dynasty, and poets in the Qing dynasty took the seven tails as the crown.