Alias: Shi 'an

Nationality: Ming Dynasty

Ethnic group: Han nationality

Main achievements: Chenghua/KLOC-won the top prize in 0/7 years, and was proficient in etiquette, spring and autumn, and Yi. Wang Shouren, the son of a famous poet in Ming Dynasty.

Representative works: Longshan manuscript, Yuannan Caotang manuscript, etc.

In the eleventh year of orthodoxy (1446), Wang Hua was born in a wealthy family in Yuyao. He has been very clever since he was a child. When he first learned to speak, his father taught him to read poems, and he could recite them by ear at will. I will never forget my reading as I get older. In the 11th year of Chenghua (1475), Zhang Shimin, a scholar in Songjiang, took an examination of his essay, greatly praised it and won the first prize, which was widely expected. Therefore, Wang Hua is famous far and wide, and everyone's families are scrambling to hire him as their children's teacher. At that time, Liang Ning, Zhejiang Zuobuzheng, invited Wang Hua to teach in Qiyang, his hometown. There are thousands of books in Jia Ning. After the teaching, Wang Hua stayed at home and studied behind closed doors. In the sixteenth year of Chenghua (1480), Wang Hua ended the teaching of Qiyang and returned to his hometown to take the provincial examination. In the sixth year of Tianshun (1462), Wang Huazhong was a scholar. Although Wang Hua's achievements have always been among the best in official studies, he was once tested by Liang Ning, the political envoy at that time, and tied for the first place with his good friend Xie Qian, but he came last after several provincial examinations.

In the 11th year of Chenghua (1475), due to his profound knowledge, Wang Hua was promoted to be an exam-free Confucian scholar. In the sixteenth year of Chenghua (1480), Wang Hua won the second place in Zhejiang in the rural examination. At first, Wang Hua should be the first. Because I wore white when thanking the examiner, I was considered indecent by the examiner and fell to the second place. In the seventeenth year of Chenghua (148 1), Wang Hua, who will take the exam, ranked 33rd, and was his good friend Xie Qian, the examiner in The Book of Rites. Palace examination Wang Hua was awarded the champion, champion and champion.