Gu Qifeng

Gu Qifeng

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Gu Qifeng, born in Jiangning (now Nanjing), is the second son of Gu Guofu. Wanli 38 years (1610) Jinshi. He was filial and talented. He once participated in the revision of his brother Gu Qiyuan's collection of poems and essays, the collection of langzhen cottage.

Life

Gu Qifeng, a Ru Shao, the second son of Gu Guofu, was born in Jiangning (now Nanjing) of Yingtian Prefecture. Wanli 37 years (1609) in the township. In 1610, he became a Jinshi in the 38th year of Wanli. He was not only a Dali judge, but also a filial friend and a brother like his father. He also had a lot of talent and learning. Gu Qiyuan's collection of poems and essays, the collection of langzhen Caotang, was edited by him. In the fourth year of Tianqi (1624), Gu Qifeng came to Xiangyang to supervise the education of the whole province.

family

Gu Qiyuan, the eldest brother, is a hermit in dunyuan. He was born in Tanhua. He is a Jinshi family and calligrapher in Ming Dynasty. He was indifferent. The imperial court had ordered him to be an official seven times. They all politely declined and hid in dunyuan to concentrate on learning. Sikuquanshu called him "more learned than other scholars", Jinling tongzhuan praised him as "elegant and elegant", Huang Zongxi praised him as "erudite", Qian Qianyi recorded him as "a collection of poems and essays, a hundred volumes of tiredness". Gu Qiyuan wrote many works in his life, such as the collection of langzhen Caotang, the essays of Xuetang, the manuscripts of dunyuan, the records of zha'an RI, etc.

Chinese PinYin : Gu Qi Feng