Shen Hong
Shen Hong
Shen Hong, whose birth and death are unknown. The word linqiu, one for linqiu, one for Huian, one for Huian, Zhejiang Jiashan people, one for Songjiang Huating (now belongs to Shanghai) people. Chongzhen 16 years (1643) Jinshi, head of the Ministry of official punishment. He hanged himself when he died in Ming Dynasty. Later, he was a monk named Hongjian. He has four volumes of Yi Xian.
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Shen Hong was born just five months ago, and his father died. Song's mother is only 23 years old. She insists on keeping the festival and raises her son by herself. When Shen Hong was three or four years old, he could recite the filial piety taught by his mother. At the age of 6, he often copied the words left by his father. He often held his mother and cried bitterly because of his feelings. People call him a filial son. In 1629, when his mother died of illness, he stroked the coffin and wept. Since then, Shishu stayed at the side of the tomb for four years, and all the villagers were moved. In the sixth year of Chongzhen (1633), after Shen Hong was elected, he made a statement for his mother about the festival of hardship. It was recorded in the annals of Songjiang Prefecture, and he was honored by his grace to build the festival square. Shen Hong's name of filial piety is also recorded in Fengjing chronicles, such as Shen Xianglong's preface in Lou County: "Shen jinshihong praised his filial piety.". Shen Hong's filial piety also led to an anecdote. According to the record of "renewing Fengjing Xiaozhi", Shen Hong once sought hundreds of poems and essays for Jie mu, but they were stolen. He sobbed on the road for seven days and refused to leave. One day soon, the old monk of Sheshan Temple got up in the morning and saw a book on the offering table, with a note on it: "please send it to Shen Xiaozi.". It turned out that the thief was also influenced by Shen Hong's filial piety, so Shen's poems were recovered. After Shen Hongzhong became a scholar, he was in charge of the official Xingbu. But soon he resigned and returned to his hometown, intending to return home to bury his relatives and then perform his duties for the imperial court. After the death of Ming Dynasty, he was so sad that he fled to Buddhism and said, "my Lord, I can't ask for death. I can only wish you a happy ending or I can calm my ears." So he went to Xueqiao Zen master Zhiran, changed his name to Hongjian, and moved to Qingguo temple in Dongshan, Kuaiji. Later, he died of illness.
List of works
Shen Hong's works include Yixian, Dongshan Yicao, huaixiexian poetry anthology and xuechu poetry manuscript, among which Yixian is collected by Suzhou Library, and jiangchengzi is another word
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Village residence is a collection of poems of Ming Dynasty.
Existing works of Ci
Jiangchengzi village residence
Long dike, thin willow, hidden rainbow bridge, playing Sheng and Xiao, accompanying fishermen and woodcutters. Drunk leaning on maple forest, hanging poetry on his back. Shi Juan is just in time for the rise of autumn water. It's near the ancient ferry and it's light. The setting sun sets in the west, the window is dark, the sound of geese is high, and the sound of flute is far away. The green mat is cool, and the swallow leaves its nest in the drizzle. On the other side of the river, bonlights are used for solitary boat berthing, liquor selling and short door knocking.
Chinese PinYin : Shen Hong
Shen Hong
