Shi Kui

Shi Kui

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Shi Kui (1661-1713), who was born in Liyang, Jiangsu Province, was a poet of Qing Dynasty. He was born in 1661. In the 20th year of Kangxi, Xinyou (1681) was elected, and in the 21st year of Kangxi (1682), he was a Jinshi. In the imperial examination, he was a second-class official. He selected a good scholar and was appointed editor. In the 24th year of Kangxi (1685), he was the same examiner in the imperial examination. In the 28th year of Kangxi (1689), he was an official in charge of daily life. In the 38th year of Kangxi (1699), he took the post of Zhejiang examiners of jimaoke rural examination. Many of the examiners selected were talented people, such as Shen Jinsi (later in the Capital Constitution) and cha Sili (later in the servant lecture). In 1710, he was appointed as the editor of Kangxi dictionary, ranking second among the 27 editors. In April of the 50th year of Kangxi reign (1711), the government of zhanshifu was appointed as the official of Jingyan, and the government of zhanshifu and zhanshifu were removed. In 1716, Kangxi dictionary was compiled and published. It collected 47035 words, which is very convenient for later scholars. In 1713, he died at the age of 53.

"Liyang county annals" Volume 13 said that "his life study of the heart Lian min school, self-esteem, life-long do not see rash words, for the world Confucian school." He was a filial friend, his father died, and he supervised his younger brothers to study diligently. There is a son, Shi Yizhi.

Literary achievements

Kui first came out of Wang Shizhen's gate, and his ci had its roots. The imperial court made many of them. He also works in calligraphy, especially in poetry. Shen Deqian's Guochao poetry anthology called his poems "full of meaning and rhyme, without any idle words, which was also called samadhi by Tang Xianzhi. The pavilion does not involve social activities, the forest does not enter the cold and thin, and the foot targets poetry. The 97 volume of Jiangsu Shizheng quoted rungu as saying: "Gong Zhan is in the pavilion. He is a great hand in compiling ancient rites and works. Hubiji was written by the retinue in the north; zhangtaiji was written by Dianshi Liangzhe; guantaoji was written by Fenli Hegong; fuxuji was written by jigaonanhai. " Today's collection of Fu Xu is a volume, but others are lost. In addition, a volume of Peihu collection is recorded in Liyang county annals, and a complete collection of Shigong Zhan is recorded in 194 Jiangnan general annals.

Selected Poems

[wanghuishan, Wuxi]

The sky is half set on the nine peaks, and the sun is setting. The tourists are tourists, and the ships carry a lot of water. Gaoshi house by the stream, people sing under the moon. So that we can take advantage of the woodcutter's wind to pick and protect the load.

Step on Hejian Bridge

The door is closed, the mountain is high, and the moon rises. Take clothes, walk on the rock and look down on the trees. frost yellow, dark trees, white ground, little shadow. The lake is far away and the nest crane is near. When the ape crows late, it is more urgent; when the tiger tracks, it is less cold. Return to the cold spring Pavilion and wait for the dawn.

[Tomb of Lin Chushi]

The clothes on the four walls are not covered with dust, and the tea classics and wine spectrum are still old. There is no manuscript of Fengchan in Maoling. From the beginning of the letter to the old alcohol.

[Zhuolu road looks to the West Mountain]

the red rain cleans the autumn smoke, and the dark color is craggy before the sunset. In July, I returned to pengliyan early, and a mountain crossed Taihang sky. He has been out of the river and lake, holding the heart of the sun is still at the edge of the Xiaohan. The cloud trees in Jimen are still there.

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