Liu Guo (1 154 ~ 1206), a writer in the Southern Song Dynasty, was renamed as a Taoist priest in Longzhou. A native of Taihe (now Taihe County, Jiangxi Province), Jizhou grew up in Luling (now Ji 'an, Jiangxi Province) and died in Kunshan, Jiangsu Province. His grave is still there today. Four unsuccessful attempts, wandering in the rivers and lakes, naked. He was appreciated by Lu You and Xin Qiji, and made friends with Chen Jia and York. The style of ci is similar to Xin Qiji's, expressing his ambition to resist gold. He, Liu Kezhuang and Liu Chenweng are also called "New School March 6th", and Liu Xianlun is also called "Luling Buer 1st". There are Longzhou Collection, Longzhou Ci and Longzhou Taoist Poetry in the Golden Haired Jiguan Pavilion in Ming Dynasty.