Gao geng'en

Gao geng'en

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Gao geng'en (1841-1917), a native of Beitang (now Tanggu District of Tianjin), was born in Xiting. In 1876, Bingzi was a Jinshi of Enke, who was changed into a scholar of the Imperial Academy. In 1876, he was appointed as an editor. Later, he was appointed as the assistant of the National Museum of history. He was appointed to study politics in Sichuan Province. He was appointed as the official examiner of Hunan Province. He was appointed as the assistant of the National Museum of history. He was appointed as the official of Taoism. In the 26th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu (1900), he visited sipingjing and tasted the value of Hongde hall.

Gao Geng en is knowledgeable, good at poetry and books, especially couplets. When he was an official in Beijing, the villagers came to Beijing for business, and he had a lot of financial support. They often use calligraphy and painting to help poor villagers. After returning to his hometown in his old age, he moved to Lutai Town, Ninghe, where he lived in a thatched cottage and coarse food. When he was a student of politics in Sichuan, he was a student of Hunan. Later, some of them became important military generals in the Republic of China. When they passed by Lutai, they had to see their teachers and give gifts. Gao Geng en refused all of them. He was willing to be indifferent and entertained himself with poems and books.

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