Wei Li

Wei Li

Wei Li, born in 1628 and died in 1693, is a Chinese character named Hegong. Ningdu County, Jiangxi Province. Wei Xi's younger brother. He is a writer, poet, hermit and one of the nine sons of Yitang.

Life of the characters

He was born in November of the second year of emperor Sizong of Ming Dynasty and died in October of the 34th year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty. I'm a little blunt, and I've learned from brother Xi. Xi discipline is very strict, often beaten, no complaints, instead said: "brother solid love me." In his late twenties, he was more diligent and self-motivated, so he was as famous as his second brothers Ji Rui and Xi, and was called Mr. Ji Zi.

Generous nature, heavy rannuo, work poetry, like any difficult thing. When he was depressed and failed to succeed, he abandoned his life and traveled all over the country. In his 50th year, he returned from a tiresome tour. He built five houses on the top of zuogan mountain of Cuiwei peak. He built five houses and called them "Wulu" because of his own name. At that time, his uncle and uncle died one after another. Yitang and shaoting had been empty for a long time. All the sons scattered in other places. They lived alone for 17 years with their wives and children.

List of works

He wrote sixteen volumes of Wei Jizi's collection of poems and essays. It has been published in the first biography of Wenyuan, a draft of Qing history, a dictionary of Chinese writers, a dictionary of Chinese names, and a brief introduction to poets of the state.

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