Wu Festival

Wu Festival

Wu Jie was born in the middle of Ming Dynasty. He was named Xingjin and named Zhupo. He was born in the last year of Hongwu (29th or 30th year) and died in July of the 17th year of Chenghua (1481 A.D.). Xuande five years (AD 1430) Jinshi. At the end of the official life, he was the Minister of the temple. Section for the article, the pen on, as many as thousands of words, eloquent, especially in poetry. His works include five volumes of Wu Zhupo's anthology and twenty-eight volumes of Poetry (both of which are the general catalogue of Siku).

The following is the original record of 217 records in the actual record of emperor Xianzong of Ming Dynasty: "thrifty, thrifty, thrifty, born in Anfu county, Jiangxi Province, was selected as a scholar of Imperial Academy by Xuande and Gengshu, and was awarded the title of editor rank man to be promoted to minister. In order to taste the jiuying temple in Nanjing, it was added to the record of Xuanying temple's promotion to the position of vice president. Since then, he became a Shaoqing of Taichang and a Bachelor of Arts. When Shu Cheng entered the temple, he was a minister and an official as before, but his mother gave him funeral clothes. After thanking him for his kindness, he begged to become an official for more than seventy years. He had to stay at home for more than ten years and died at the age of eighty-five. The obituary sent officials to offer sacrifices and funerals. The festival was easy, honest and trustworthy. He was just as famous as his classmate Liu Qiu when he was in charge of the spring and autumn school in the early days of his life. He also joined the Imperial Academy to study the spring and autumn school. There were many scholars who were in charge of the festival, especially those who were in charge of it. After inheriting Chen Jingzong, he was strict with his master, and was very generous. It's easy to be restrained, but it's easy to be accepted by scholars. For a long time, it's easy to be relaxed, but it's hard to respect Zongyun. "

Chinese PinYin : Wu Jie