Li Shu
Li Shu
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Li Shu, 1148-1180, was born in Danzhou (now Danling County, Meishan City, Sichuan Province) of Southern Song Dynasty.
The third son of Li Tao, brother Li Bi. Li Tao praised Liu Xuanhua of the Tang Dynasty, saying that "Liu Xuanhua was worthy of the three hundred years of the Tang Dynasty". He admired the virtuous and square subjects, which made Li Xun and Li Shu study this subject successfully. In the fourth year of Chunxi reign of emperor Xiaozong (1177), he was responsible for the imperial examination of Song Dynasty, and finally became a minister (Volume 66 of the collection of Zhou Wenzhong and the tablet of Li Tao). He died in 1180, the seventh year of Chunxi. See Volume 75 of Song Shu Wen Ji Cun, volume 388 of song history, biography of Li Tao. related works poems of the whole Song Dynasty include Li Shu's poem entitled "the seclusion of a real man named Huangfu in qingxu'an".
On the seclusion of Huangfu in Qingxu Temple
The light of treasure and ink is separated from spring, and it is aloof and tranquil. Li CI Han Dian from the fun, begging Kanglu free body. The story of Huang Wu was once a retinue, and the story of Bai Yi is still reminiscent of Zhishan people. I'm afraid of emptiness. I'll have a dream in front of me. There's no talent under the pillar.
Chinese PinYin : Li Shu
Li Shu
