Wang Shisun

Wang Shisun

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1. (? - 186 o) in the order of law, rongtuo, Niuhai, Qiantang (now Hangzhou). Candidate for the chief of Zhan Shifu. Every time Fei danxu visited Hangzhou, he would visit Wang Xiaomi's Zhonghan home. He was deeply influenced by his grandchildren, and his landscape and characters were all wonderful. Three chapters of Hangzhou Prefecture Poems

2. Wang Shisun (1804-1843) was a calligrapher in Qing Dynasty. He was born in Qiantang, Zhejiang Province (now Hangzhou). As a family of book collectors, the collection of books began with great grandfather Wang Xian, who built the library "Zhenqi hall"; great Uncle Wang Ruchi, who submitted books during the reign of Emperor Qianlong, was granted a book "Peiwen Yunfu"; great grandfather Wang Lu and father Wang Chen were famous for their collection of books for a time. Wang yuansun, the eldest brother, can also keep books for generations. He also has a good collection, including 64 volumes of Sui Shu (song Edition) and 11 volumes of Nan man Lu (Huidong manuscript). These two kinds of books have not been recorded in Wang's Zhenqi Tang bibliography. Shisun had a book collection bookkeeping for his book collection, which is called Wangyou village book collection bookkeeping. Hong Ye, a scholar of the Republic of China, once wrote a copy of bawangyou village's book collection, which made a lot of textual research and Research on his family's book collection and historical materials. son

Wang Zeng

He was also a magistrate of Shaoyang, Xiangtan and Qingtian counties in Hunan Province. He also liked to buy books. He is the author of daoyizhai poem. After Wang yuansun's death, according to his family's collection of old books, Qing Zun Ji was compiled and engraved in the 19th year of Daoguang (1839). The home engravings such as jiexiansheng's poetry manuscript and songshengchi's poetry are all old books collected by the family. Brother

Wang maisun

(1806-1851), i.e. i.si, Shaohong, guyiqinyin, Daoguang, xianfengjian, revised the concise catalogue of Zhenqi hall, which was edited by Chen Huan. Wang Zengwei and Wang Zengxue, the fourth younger brother, cleaned up the broken books after the Hangzhou war in 1864. The four volumes of zhenqitang bibliography, published by the Oriental society in 1927, are the basic concise catalogue.

Chinese PinYin : Wang Shi Sun