Pinyin: Lu You

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Date of birth and death:1125—1210.

Native place: Yin Shan, Yuezhou (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang).

Character brief introduction: Southern Song Dynasty official, great poet. There are few literary titles. Emperor Gaozong was one of the best emperors in Shaoxing in 24 years and was deposed by Qin Gui. Xiaozong acceded to the throne, served as editor of the Privy Council, and was given a Jinshi background. Starting from six years, Dalu was sentenced to Kuizhou, which was disintegrated because he was an official in Sichuan and became an official in Jiangxi's regular tea and salt business. In sixteen years, Luyou Trunk Road served as a doctor of rites, and then disintegrated and lived in seclusion for more than ten years. In the second year, Ningzong Jiatai called Filial Piety and Guangzong, taking Mo Bao Pavilion as the official. Gong Shi, Ci and prose are also good at historiography. Most of his poems are gloomy and frustrated, and most of his works are grateful. Together with You Mao, Yang Wanli and Fan Chengda, they are called the four great masters after Nandu. There are Poems of Jiannan, Collected Works of Weinan, Book of Southern Tang Dynasty, Notes of Old Xue 'an, etc. The stone statue of Luyou in Chengdu was painted by Wang Zhizuo, carved by Lu and Li, secretaries of calligraphy and poetry, and carved in the winter of the twenty-second year of Qing Daoguang. Xi An Luyou Stone Statue is a parallel secretary copied by Yang Jun, carved on October 17th, 14th year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty. Lu You's Nine Days and One Sunny Day in chun yin was written by Qian Huian, a painter in the late Qing Dynasty. Lu You's head portrait is taken from 194 1 Lu's genealogy in Daizhuang, Wujin, Jiangsu. Lu You's portrait was taken from Ren Xiong's painting in Qing Dynasty, praised by the tomb and carved by Cai. In the sixth year of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty, the lotus pond in Wang Yang, Xiaoshan was engraved with the statue of the sage in Yuenei. Lu You's bust was taken from Gu Yuan's Qing Dynasty, and the ten-year edition of Gu Sheng Lue by Qing Daoguang.