Wang Jipei

Wang Jipei

Wang Jipei (1751-1819), a calligrapher in Qing Dynasty, was born in Xiaoshan, Zhejiang Province. He was the fourth son of Wang Huizu, a bibliophile. He was a Jinshi in 1805 and the head of the official department.

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Because he was indifferent to officialdom, he asked for leave to return home. He devoted himself to studying Classics and history, searching for books and collating books. He continued to complete his father's three histories of Liao, Jin and Yuan Dynasties and nine histories of Yuan Dynasty. His collations were also refined and included in Hu Hai Lou series. There are three volumes of corpse, which are more detailed than those compiled by sun Xingyan. His father built a house around the blue mountain. He was also very happy with it. He was friendly with Chen Chunli, a book collector in Tongli. Every time he got a rare book, he showed it by citing it. To celebrate Chen Chun's father's birthday, he once held the school edition Liezi Zhangzhu as a gift. Every time Chen Chun published a new book, he hired Wang to publish it. The Qian Fu Lun Jian was published by Chen Chun. After the 58th year of Emperor Qianlong (1793), he separated from his younger brother Wang Jihao and took charge of the books he collected. Wang Huizu said, "pei'er still knows and admires learning, and the key is in charge. Pei'er goes out and listens to him, but he can't pay someone who doesn't know how to handle it." His collection of books like to collect the classics department, Jibu books, younger brother

Wang Jihao,

The owner of Xiaoshan also likes to collect books, books and books, which are collected in "zhuanmeitang". The book collection is printed with "Wang's collection around Bishan house in Xiaoshan", and is composed of "textual research on the book system of Zhou Dynasty", "Yan tie Lun Jian Shi", etc.

Chinese PinYin : Wang Ji Pei