Li Shifen

Li Shifen

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(1821-1885) yizuo (1821-1883), Yu Xian, was born in Zhongzhou, Chongqing. During the reign of Daoguang (1821-1850), he paid tribute to Pengze County and moved to Linchuan. After leaving office, he lived in Shanghai for more than 20 years. He is good at calligraphy and has been in the Jin and Tang Dynasties. Sixty five years old, sixty-three years old. The thin Pavilion poetry, Tianbu Lou line notes. Yizhou calligraphy and painting record. Li Hongyi in Zhongjiang and Li Rong in Jianzhou are known as "Three Li in Shu".

Li Shifen (1821-1885) was a calligrapher, poet and calligrapher in Qing Dynasty. Word heavy uncle, No. taro fairy, No. 2 love Shanren, regret more Taoist. Zhongzhou (now Zhongxian County, Chongqing) people. Daoguang 29 years (1849) pull Gongsheng, Tongzhi at the beginning of Pengze County Magistrate, then moved to Linchuan in Jiangxi (now Fuzhou), political voice. Zeng Guofan attached great importance to poetry and prose. At that time, he was known as "Three Li in Shu" with Li Hongyi in Zhongjiang and Li Rong in Jianzhou. He was fond of collecting books. When he was appointed as Peng Ze Ling, he carried ten thousand volumes of books with him. After resigning his official post, he lived in Shanghai, where he gathered books and worked hard. He is also arrogant and has no eyes. He is proud of his wealth of books. Zhongzhou Li's collection of books is composed of three volumes of Zhuangzi in Song Dynasty and seven volumes of Zhao Songxue in Yuan Dynasty. There are more than 40000 popular books, such as "gengdu Shanfang", "Tianshou Pavilion" and "egalitarian Pavilion". The book collection is printed with "Zhongzhou Li Yu Xian's book seal", "gengdu Shanfang collection", "Li Yu Xian's personal book", "Yu Xian's appreciation of calligraphy and painting seal", "Zhongzhou Li's equal Pavilion collection", etc. After retiring, he lived in Shanghai for more than 20 years. He wrote poems and grasses in Tianshou Pavilion and notes on Tianbu Lou.

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