Yu Zi, formerly known as Wang Xilin, was born in Hexian County, Anhui Province. Party member, CPC. 1954 graduated from the normal class of Nanjing Military Region, majoring in Chinese. 1950 enlisted, served as a student of the Education Corps of the Songhu Garrison Command, a cultural teacher of the Shanghai Public Security Corps of the People's Liberation Army, an investigator of the Propaganda Department of the Political Department of the Nanjing Military Region, a general secretary of the Shanghai Bile Middle School League, a Chinese teacher, and a literary editor and deputy editor of the Shanghai Children's Publishing House. Published works 65438 to 0947. 65438-0985 Join the Chinese Writers Association.
Yuzitan and Taitai are destroyed. At the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, the Lu people were "forty-nine years younger than Confucius" ("Confucius' Family Remarks Seventy-two Disciples"). Because of his ugly appearance and figure, Confucius thought he had no future. Therefore, Yu Zi studied hard, never participated in aristocratic entertainment, and even integrated theory with practice. When he gave lectures in Nandu Yangtze River, more than 300 people followed him. When things spread from Chu to Confucius, Confucius regretted it, saying, "Judge a person by his appearance, and lose a hair" (Biography of Historical Records and Zhong Ni).
In Qiu Meng, the phrase "Dan Tai ruined the treasure, and the son was poor in words" is another of his selected stories. Wu Du-fu, the fifth edition of Selected Works, quoted Gan Bao's Searching for the Gods as saying: "A surname crossed the river with a feather-suddenly a storm broke out and two dragons caught the boat. Yu Zi bravely cut the dragon, but the waves stopped. After landing, he jumped into the river and returned to the river. Yu Zi destroyed the wall and left. "
His name is Gong, and he is a traveler of Zheng State (official name). He once helped Gong shoot Zheng, a famous politician and diplomat in Zheng State. Its tomb is located in Jinyuan Village, east of Tongxu County, Henan Province 1.5km. In the fifty-fifth year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (17 16), Yu Zi Temple was built in the north of the tomb, and Li Weixian, the magistrate of Tongxu County, wrote an article on the stone. Hou Zhi county magistrate Wang Yingpei wrote a book for his shrine.