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It is generally believed that the author of Shi Shuo is Liu Yiqing, king of Linchuan in Southern Dynasties and Song Dynasty. I'm not sure whether this was written by Liu Yiqing himself. But at least it was compiled under his leadership, that's for sure. Of course, his guiding ideology runs through it.

Yiqing Liu

brief introduction

(403—about 443), born in Pengcheng (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu), was a writer in the Southern Song Dynasty. The imperial clan of the Song Dynasty attacked King Linchuan and made him the secretariat of Jingzhou. Eight years in politics, good results. Later, he was appointed as Jiangzhou Secretariat. After a year in office, Wen Di was angered by his sympathy for Wang Yikang, a disgraced official, and was transferred back to Beijing as the secretariat, governor and blessing officer of Nanjing. Soon, Yuan Jia abdicated due to illness and died in Jiankang (now Nanjing) in 2 1 year. Liu Yiqing was gifted since childhood and loved literature. Besides Shi Shuo Xin Yu, there is also a strange novel You Ming Road.

all one's life

Liu Yiqing, the nephew of Emperor Wu of Liu Song, is outstanding among emperors and highly valued.

[1] 15-30 During the quiet and cloudy period, Liu Yiqing rose to the peak at the age of 15. Among them, he served as secretary supervisor, in charge of books and works throughout the country, and had the opportunity to contact and exhibit royal classics, which laid a good foundation for the compilation of Shi Shuo Xin Yu. At the age of seven, he was promoted to Zuopiao Club, a senior minister [equivalent to the Deputy Prime Minister]. He was a very popular minister, but his uncle Liu Yu opened it first. Therefore, Liu Yiqing is also afraid of an accident. At the age of 29, he begged for mercy and was relieved of his position as Zuo Piao.

[2] Liu Yiqing, who was 30-37 years old during the Jingzhou period, served as the secretariat of Jingzhou, with considerable achievements. Jingzhou is an important town in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, where it has lived a stable life for eight years.

[3] During the Jiangnan period, Liu Yiqing served as the secretariat of Jiangzhou and Zhou Nan from 37 to 42. At the age of 38, he began to compile Shi Shuo Xin Yu, and had frequent contacts with literati and monks at that time. He died of illness in the capital at the age of 42. Liu Yiqing is a scholar and politician who is "pure in nature, lacking in lust and loving literary significance". Although he held an important position all his life, his achievements were lacking. Apart from his lack of enthusiasm, the most important reason is that he is unwilling to get involved in the power struggle between Liu and Song.

Shi Shuo Xin Yu

A pure nature, lack of lust, love literary significance. It is suitable to gather scholars and writers from far and near. At that time, famous scribes such as Yuan Shu, Lu Zhan, He Changyu, Bao Zhao and others were treated with his courtesy. Shi Shuo Xin Yu has eight volumes, three volumes and thirty-six volumes. Shi Shuo Xin Yu may have been polished by him and other scholars, and it is a collection of local novels. This book records anecdotes from the Han and Wei Dynasties to the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Although it is a few words, the content is very rich, which widely reflects the lifestyle, mental outlook and atmosphere of speaking freely and celebrating the birthday of the gentry in this period. This book has a far-reaching influence on the development of later note novels, and there are countless works written after imitating this book, which are self-contained in ancient novels. Many stories in the book have become the materials of later dramas and novels, or the allusions commonly used in later poems, and have an important position in the history of China literature. Mr. Lu Xun called them "textbooks for celebrities". Shi Shuo Xin Yu was originally eight volumes, but now it is made into three volumes, which are divided into 36 subjects, such as morality, speech, politics, literature, founder, magnanimity, knowledge and appreciation, mainly recording the speeches of Jin scholars. Mr. Lu Xun once pointed out: "This argument originated from the discussion in the Han Dynasty. At the end of Han Dynasty, politics was dark. Generally speaking, celebrities talk about politics. At first, they were very influential in society. Later, he was jealous by the rulers and was gradually killed. Kong Rong and Mi Fei, for example, were both killed by Cao Cao, so at the end of the Jin Dynasty, they dared not talk about politics and turned to Hyunri. If you don't talk about political affairs, it will become the so-called clarification. However, such celebrities were still very influential in the society at that time. If you can't talk about it, it seems that you are not qualified to be a celebrity. The book Shi Shuo can almost be regarded as a textbook for celebrities. "

Liu Yiqing (403-444), born in Pengcheng (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu), was a writer in the Southern Song Dynasty. Song Wudi's nephew, Emperor Wu of Song, the second son of King Liu Daochang, inherited his uncle Liu Daogui and Linchuan Wang, and made him a servant. When Emperor Wendi was in power, he was appointed as a regular servant and secretary supervisor, and moved to Danyang Yin to assist the national generals. Later, Shang Shu left the servant to shoot, and added the order of secretariat, making it the secretariat of Jingzhou, and then transferred it to the secretariat of Nanzhou, and added the third department of complex instrument. After returning to Beijing due to illness, 4 1 year-old died of illness in Kangwang.

A pure nature, lack of lust, love literary significance. It is suitable to gather scholars and writers from far and near. At that time, famous scribes such as Yuan Shu, Lu Zhan, He Changyu, Bao Zhao and others were treated with his courtesy. Shi Shuo Xin Yu has eight volumes and this book has three volumes. Shi Shuo Xin Yu may have been compiled and polished by him and other scholars. This book records anecdotes from the Han and Wei Dynasties to the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Although it is a few words, the content is very rich, which widely reflects the lifestyle, mental outlook and atmosphere of speaking freely and celebrating the birthday of the gentry in this period. This book has a far-reaching influence on the development of later note novels, and there are countless works written after imitating this book, which are self-contained in ancient novels. Many stories in the book have become the material of later dramas and novels, or the common allusions of later poems, which have an important position in the history of China literature.