Wang Zhaoyuan

Wang Zhaoyuan

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Wang Zhaoyuan (1763-1851) had the word Ruiyu. Female. Fushan County (now Hebei village of Yantai Development Zone) people. Female poets and exegetists in the late Qing Dynasty. Born in a scholarly family.

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Wang Zhaoyuan (1763-1851) had the word Ruiyu. Female. Fushan County (now Hebei village of Yantai Development Zone) people. Female poets and exegetists in the late Qing Dynasty. Born in a scholarly family. He has been reading classics and poems since he was 15 years old.

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In 1788 (the 53rd year of Qianlong's reign), he married Qixia Hao Yixing. He shared the same ideals and often sang in poems. She is open-minded, studious and persistent, and often encourages herself with the poem "I will be a schoolgirl in my life and live up to the people in Wuyi lane". According to his mother's will, he made a supplementary note for the biography of Lienv. After the completion of the manuscript, the husband revised it into 8 volumes of supplement notes to the biography of Lienv. In 1783 (the 48th year of Emperor Qianlong), she re annotated the obscure parts of Zhu Xi's annotation of the book of songs. In 1803 (the eighth year of Jiaqing), he reorganized the old manuscript, studied and revised it together with his husband, and wrote their new interpretation of the book of songs in the form of answering questions. Seven volumes of Shi Wen came out. In 1799 (the fourth year of Jiaqing), Hao Yi became a Jinshi in the middle of her journey and was appointed the head of the household department in Jiangnan. She went to Beijing with her husband. She had extensive contacts with literati and scholars at that time, and was respected. She once wrote a poem for Ruan yuan, the Minister of the Ministry of Commerce, that is, "to be as famous as before, to be established by the public, and to have books in the room is the mother's stay.". During his stay in Beijing, his husband once stopped writing Er Ya Yi Shu because of illness. On the one hand, she cared for her husband, on the other hand, she helped to make up the book. Hao Yixing often said that there are many "Zhaoyuan theory" in his works. After Hao died in 1825 (the fifth year of Daoguang), Wang Zhaoyuan returned to his hometown and arranged his husband's works. He has written supplementary notes to the biographies of lienvzhuan, correction to the biographies of liexianzhuan, Mengshu, Guizhong Wencun of shaishutang, pajing Xiaoji, etc. He died in 1851 (the first year of Xianfeng).

Chinese PinYin : Wang Zhao Yuan