Dunrui

Dunrui

Dunrui (living around 1522 A.D.) was born in Zhuozhou in Ming Dynasty. The year of birth and death is not known, but the emperor Shizong of Ming Dynasty lived around the beginning of Jiajing.

Dun Rui, who was less famous for his poems, was known as "Zhuo county has a talent and a stone, and eight sharp fighters". Dengzhengde six years (AD 1511) Jinshi. He was the magistrate of Gaochun County in Jiangsu Province. In his old age, he lived in huaiyushan, chanting self adaptation. His five character poems are especially elegant. His works include two volumes of Ou Ting Chang Gu Ji, two volumes of former collection, two volumes of other collection, one volume of sequel, two volumes of Yu Xiao Ji, and one volume of DUNSHI. The general catalogue of Siku has been handed down to the world. Because of his belief in Buddhism, there are many poems about temples, such as Yunju temple, Yantou temple, ciguang temple, tantuo temple, Xichan temple, chunri suchangyang temple, Shiqiao Qingquan temple and visiting elder Abbot in the new year, among which Shiqiao Qingquan temple is the most elegant one. < br > green is all over Tingzhou village, green waves are printed with small bridge marks, and spring flows everywhere Grass, Jiangnan Jiangbei soul.

Chinese PinYin : Dun Rui