Wang Anqing’s ancient poems with pinyin are arranged as follows:
Wang Anān Qing qìng
The green qīng mountains shān under the xià green bì flowing liú, the river jiāng trees shù Yin yǐn Shu shūzhou zhōu.
Thousands of miles away, the sails are light and the sails are wide, and the water is clear and the buildings are clear.
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Hu Zuanzong (1480-1560 AD), Han nationality, had the courtesy name Xiaosi and Shifu; his nickname was Kequan, also known as Niaoshushanren. A native of Qin'an, Qinzhou (today's water), Gongchang Prefecture, Shaanxi Province in the Ming Dynasty.
His father and ancestors were famous in Longyou for their Tongjing and Jingmao poems for two generations, and he was once the county magistrate. Kequan studied in Sichuan with his younger brother Zhengzong when he was a boy. At the age of 22, he passed the Xi'an Provincial Examination and was recommended to the capital to enter the Imperial Academy. He was successively known by famous scholars and poets of the Ming Dynasty.
In the third year of Zhengde of Emperor Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty (1508), he became a Jinshi and served as a reviewer of the Hanlin Academy. After 1510 AD, he served as the judge of Jiading Prefecture, the prefect of Anqing and Suzhou, and the governor of Shandong and Henan, traveling all over the Yangtze River and the Central Plains.
Hu Zuanzong was an official who cared about the people and was a courteous scholar. He was responsible for Fusui'an and his integrity. He was famous throughout the country. In 1534 AD, he resigned from office and returned home, and then opened a pavilion to write books. There are 14 books handed down to the world, including "Collection of Birds and Rats Mountain People", "Anqing Prefecture Chronicles", "Suzhou Prefecture Chronicles" and "Qinzhou Chronicles".
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Hu Zuanzong was also a calligrapher. There are now "Hai Calm Waves" in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province, "Golden Sound and Jade Vibration" in Qufu Confucius Temple, and "Yu Zhen" in Tianshui Fuxi Temple. "Heaven and Earth are accurate" plaque.
During the Zhengde and Jiajing reigns of the Ming Dynasty, the Qian Qizi, the Wumen School, and the Tang School were all in power. Hu Zuanzong rose to prominence in Longyou with his realistic poetry, which attracted the attention of the literary world at that time and had a profound impact on later generations.