Wanshu [Alive around 1692 AD] was born in Yixing, Jiangsu Province. The year of his birth and death is unknown, but he was alive around the time of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. Skilled in lyrics and music. The Grand Sima Wu Xingzuo was the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. He loved his talent and extended it to the shogunate, where he made all the proposals. In his free time, he composed music. As soon as he finished the manuscript, he ordered his actors to perform for the sake of wine. In the end, he failed to meet his talent, and he ended up depressed. There are more than 20 kinds of music written by Shu, but only 16 of his drama titles can be found today. There are eight kinds of dramas, including Coral Pearl, Dance in Colorful Clothes, Miao Guxian, Making Money, Burning Books, Blaming the East Wind, San Mao An and Yushan Banquet. The eight kinds of legends are the romantic stick, the empty blue stone, the eight prayers, the Jinchen sail, the ten string beads, the ten thousand gold urn, the golden phoenix and the Zi Qi Jian. In "Qu Lu", three types of romantic sticks, empty bluestones and nianbafan are engraved together into one volume, which is called Yongshuangyan Three Types, which is relatively famous. He also used the names of the old pictures in the Ci Pu to create twenty volumes of Ci Rhymes. He also wrote Duixuyuanji, Xiangdanci and Xuanji Brocade, which have been passed down to the world. Wanshu (1630-1688), also known as Hongyou, also known as Huanong, also known as Shanweng or Shannong, was born in Yixing, Changzhou Prefecture (now Yixing County, Jiangsu Province) in the Ming Dynasty. The nephew of late Ming opera writer Wu Bing. During the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, he studied in Beijing as a supervisor, but returned without getting an official position. During the Kangxi period, he served as an aide to the shogunate of Wu Xingzuo, the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. He wrote all memorials and composed plays for Wu actors to perform in his spare time. A famous poet, lyricist and drama writer in the early Qing Dynasty. In the late Ming Dynasty, he suffered an accident when he was young. After that, his family was poor and he wandered around for a long time, traveling in Shanxi and Shaanxi. In the early Qing Dynasty, he was quick in thinking, knowledgeable, and good at writing lyrics and music. He was not only a lyricist, but also a famous opera writer. During the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1661), he studied in Beijing as a supervisor, but returned without getting an official position. In the 18th year of Kangxi's reign (1679), Wu Xingzuo, the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, was invited to serve as a staff member of the shogunate because of his love for his talents. He wrote all the memorials and took the time to compose lyrics and music. Whenever a new piece of music was composed, the Wu family performers performed the music. Sing and perform to the beat to entertain Governor Wu Xingzuo and his family. He is extremely talented, diligent in writing, and has made extraordinary achievements in lyrics and music. The play "Three Songs of Embracing Two Beauties" tells the story of a talented man marrying two beautiful women at the same time. "Nian Ba ??Fan" tells the story of the marriage of Yu Ke, Zhu Fengche, and Ruan Xiabian. The plot is quite tortuous, with 28 twists and turns. "The Romantic Stick" tells the story of Jing Ruicao, a scholar, who encountered various entanglements when he met a beauty in his hometown, and eventually married Xie Linfeng and Ni Ju. On the night of flowers and candles, the two women accused Jing of being unkind and ordered the maid to beat him with a stick. "Kong Qingshi" writes that Zhong Qing got into a dispute because of his family's possession of "Kong Qingshi", a good eye medicine, and later married Shanran, the princess's daughter, and Ju Shuxian, the loyal minister's daughter. Wan Shu is good at music, careful in composition, rich in literary talent, and good at humor. The plot of the play is full of twists and turns, relying on misunderstandings and coincidences. Dedicated to portraying characters, such as Jing Ruicao's madness, Xie Linfeng's elegance, Ni Juren's sincerity, Lian Po's enthusiasm, and Nengwen's mediocrity in "The Merry Stick" are more prominent. "Kong Qingshi" runs through the struggle between loyalties and traitors, and "Nian Ba ??Fan" criticizes false Taoism, but all three dramas focus on "supporting two beauties" and beautify polygamy. In addition, he has done a lot of research on the rhythm of Ci, and compiled 20 volumes of "Ci Rhythm", which corrected many errors in the old Ci Pu, compared Tang, Song, and Yuan Ci, and set it as a standard. He collected 660 types of Ci, including correct and There are 1,180 different types. In the twenty-seventh year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1688), he finally failed to recognize his talent, became depressed and fell ill due to overwork, and bid farewell to Wu Xingzuo and returned to his hometown. Unfortunately, he died of illness during a trip to Jiangzhou in Guangxi at the age of only 58. There are more than 20 kinds of operas left behind, and only three legendary ones are left: "Feng Liu Bang", "Empty Blue Stone", and "Nian Ba ??Fan", which are collectively engraved as "Three Kinds of Songs to Support Double Beauty"; collections of poems and essays "Duixu Garden Collection", "Hua Nong Ji" has also been lost, and only "Xuan Ji Brocade" and "Xiang Dan Ci" have been handed down to the world. Couplet of Rhythm of Ten Thousand Trees The reeds, irises and leaves are all over the lake, and the lake is full of moonlight and the stream is full of fishermen. There is only a summary of the good times of Yanling, (Part 1) and no map of Tang Xian's visit to the wise. (Bottom of the chin couplet) Books, chickens and dogs accompany the virtuous boat, (Part 1 of the neck couplet) Oars and oars accompany the evening sun. (Part 2 of the Neck Couplet) I want to chat and chant at an angle in the afternoon, and I will draw a gourd in the same way. ——The palindrome couplet of the gourd poem "Qilu·Fisher Father's Ci" This graphic poem "The Fisherman's Ci" is a gourd-shaped palindrome poem, selected from "Xuanji Brocade". "Xuan Ji Brocade" written by Wan Shu, contains 60 pictures of various shapes such as mirror, rhombus, and stele shapes, and more than 290 poems, lyrics, and songs can be read. The pictures and texts are exquisite and lovely, and the reading method is complex and changeable. Called fine product. This poem can be integrated into a seven-rhyme "Fisher Father's Ci". It actually has only 48 characters. The last character of each sentence is the first character of the next sentence. The last character of the eighth sentence is the first character of the first sentence. Read Come and be thought-provoking.

The poem outlines a beautiful picture of a gentle breeze, rippling lake waves, green irises, fluttering reed flowers, idle boats, and fishermen fishing. Especially the last sentence, "Yong Cheng draws a gourd in the same way", is even more interesting and unique. In the evening, I stood at my leisure door and watched, boating on the carp beach in the river. My mood is long and my words are bitter. (Part 1) My toes move too much and my eyes are filled with tears. (Part 2 of the chin couplet) With the hurricane, the lights are dim, (Part 1 of the neck couplet) The moon is bright and the scissors are cold when cutting clothes. (Part 2 of Neck Couplet) Where are the people in the thousand-layered mountains? The fragrant golden furnace is left behind in dreams at night. ——Borrow half-word reading of the first six words of each sentence in the poem couplet "Seven Rhythms· Heavy Knotted Window Picture One", borrow half-words and read them word for word. For example, the first sentence is "Standing at the idle door in the evening to watch", with the emphasis on "late" Under "日" and "Xian", the emphasis is on "door", and under "伀", the emphasis is on "standing". The second sentence has the same style. For sentences three to four, read half the word first and then the whole word, such as "The mood is long and the words are bitter." So the first line goes from top to bottom. The second row is from bottom to top. The three couplets are in the same first line, and the last couplet is in the second line. There are birds and magpies in the stone forest, and gold coins are burned in the water. The wanderer who is foolish and suspicious is worried and anxious. (Part 1 of the chin couplet) He hears divination and lies by word of mouth. (Bottom couplet) The feather fan and the wheel are like pink, (Neck couplet top) The wood, peach, jade and rose girls are like clouds. (Part 2 of the Neck Couplet) Although the flowers and grass are in a beautiful environment, the brocade, silk and red colors belong to Min Nianjun. ——The half-word reading of the poem couplet from "Qilu·Largely Knotted Window Picture No. 2" has the first half and then the whole as the first couplet, also going down. Therefore, "Stones in the Forest, Birds and Magpies" start from the bottom. And up. Chariots and horses rush toward each other, and white clouds fill the mountains. The water is shining brightly and the spring sails are far away. (Part 1 of the couplet) The sun's shadow is crystal clear at dawn. (Part 2 of the couplet on the chin) The Leilei stone edge divides the garden area, (Part 1 of the couplet on the neck) The dense trees are not visible on the tower. (Part 2 of the Neck Couplet) The new bamboo poles stand tall against the silver pond, and the fish shoots and bamboo shoots are also beautiful. ——Bamboo-tube-shaped poem couplet "Seven Rhythms·Section High" Appendix 1: Quatrain Poetry of Ten Thousand Trees It's cold at the left side of the Yinfeng River, and the plum blossoms are blooming in the west and the lights are shining brightly. The snow is still frozen on the right side of the Yangsheng eaves, and the iron cavalry Ding Dong breaks the ice. I believe that the journey is boring now, but I actually regard the remaining snow as a flower. There is a guest who can't sleep but hugs his nose, and the empty window is heavily scratched in order to burn out the light. ——Tai Chi Tu’s poem “One of Two of the Seven Wonders: Growing Up to the Guest’s Heart” —Tai Chi Tu’s “Two of the Two Poems of the Seven Wonders: Growing to the Guest’s Heart” The parasol bridge is painted on the parasol on the moon, and I lean on the makeup building to watch the evening tide. The hairpin skin is as fine as the snow royal hairpin, how could it be more pitiful than before. The willows and willows are now like arches. I don’t know where to send the orchid beams. Cobalt and hairpins are used as money for sending books. ——The poem "Qijue·Lian Bian with wooden characters" by Wu Zazu Poetry Picture ①——The poem "Qi Jue·Lian Bian with gold characters" by Wu Zazu Poetry Picture