the tale of zan

You might want to ask about the Record of Hairpins. Zanzhong Lu was an ancient romance novel written by Cece Qinghan. The story took place during the reign of Emperor Yizong of the Tang Dynasty. The famous female detective Huang Zixia went from a talented woman who solved cases to a wanted criminal who poisoned her family overnight. Huang Zixia fled to the capital alone to seek justice, on the way met Kui Wang Li Shubai. Li Shubai had agreed to help her investigate the murder case in her family, and she wanted to investigate the mystery surrounding Li Shubai as a eunuch in the Prince's mansion. In this process, there were many mysterious elements such as the blood-eating little red fish, Agashnie, and the mysterious talisman that had followed Li Shubai for many years. There was also the character Zhou Ziqin in the novel. He was the son of Zhou Xiang, the assistant minister of the Ministry of Revenue. He was kind, talkative, and cheerful. From the framed criminal to the eunuch of the Kui King's mansion, Huang Zixia finally cleared her name and became the Kui Princess Consort through investigation. The book also described the social customs of the Tang Dynasty in her eyes. With the investigation of various unimaginable and pending cases, the truth was enough to overturn the entire Tang Dynasty. The original work is equally wonderful. Hurry up and click on the link below to read the original work of "Zanzhong Record".

Ni Zan's deeds related to gardens were mainly reflected in Lion Forest. Lion Grove was founded in 1342 and was originally a temple garden. In 1373, when Ni Zan passed through Suzhou, he was invited by the host of Lion Forest, Ruhai, to participate in its construction and write poems and paintings, creating the Lion Forest Painting. This painting was of great significance to Lion Grove. It made Lion Grove famous and attracted many scholars to come and write poems and paint to promote it. The painting contained a variety of landscape elements, such as six short pine trees on both sides of the road, two cypress trees, old plum trees, neatly arranged houses, a bamboo forest behind them, and a complex rockery in the center (this was the characteristic of Lion Forest that Ni Zan wanted to highlight. The stone mountains surrounded each other to form a circle of stone mountains, with a Zen nest in the middle). From this painting, one could see the basic shape and layout of the stacked stones when the lion forest was first built. Ni Zan was best at landscape paintings and rarely depicted real gardens. People rarely appeared in landscape paintings, but there were rare figures in Lion Forest Painting. Some people judged that the figure in the painting was most likely painted by Zhao Yuan (formerly known as Zhao Shanchang), who had collaborated with Ni Zan to create this painting. This was because from the postscript,"I discussed with Zhao Shanchang," it could be seen that this was created after the two of them discussed it, combining their pen, ink, and interest. The Legend of Lin Yi is equally exciting, and everyone is welcome to read it!

Wang Zan's pronunciation was wáng zàn. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

Ni Zan's "Jing Ji Xuan Poetry" is his authentic calligraphy in small regular script, which is now stored in the Palace Museum. This was Ni Zan's self-written work. The content of the book was in three parts, including "Praise to the Little Statue of the Bosheng Family","Four Rhymes of Ancient Seal Poetry", and "Seven Quatrains". This work was made by Ni Zan when he was 71 years old, two years before his death. The strokes were exquisite and there was no sluggishness. The knots were slightly flat, tight inside and relaxed outside. When the brush was put away, the brush was steady and the gnomon was prominent. It had a very strong official script style in the simplicity and strength. This scroll was vertically mounted, which meant that it was written in a vertical vertical style. However, it was mounted in the shape of a hand-rolled banner, retaining the characteristics of the Xuanhe style of the Song Dynasty. There were many seals on the works, such as "Cloud Gate Mountain House" and "Tuxing Father", which were also recorded in Wang Shiyuan's "Luyun Tower Painting and Calligraphy Record". The seal characters "Jing Ji Xuan" and "Jing Ji Xuan Poetry" were written by Zhang Shen. The Legend of Lin Yi is equally exciting, and everyone is welcome to read it!

Ni Zan, also known as Yunlin, was a painter and poet of the Yuan Dynasty. He was also known as Huan Xiazi, Scholar Ru Huan, Scholar Jing Ming, Nunnery Master Wu Zhu, Surging Waves Man Shi, Jing Man Min, Qu Quan Sou, Immortal Xiao Xian, etc. Ni Zan was born in Meidituo Village, Wuxi, Changzhou, Jiangnan Province (now Meili Town, Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province). His birth date was either 1301 or 1306. Dong Yuan, his master of landscape painting, used Jing Hao's and Guan Tong's brush techniques to create "broken belt and chapped" to paint mountains and stones. His style had a great influence on the ink landscape paintings of literati in Ming and Qing Dynasties. His calligraphy started from ancient official script and took the two kings as the master. Together with Huang Gongwang, Wu Zhen and Wang Meng, he was called the "Four Schools of Yuan Dynasty". His existing works included "Qingyi Pavilion Collection","Ni Zan Bamboo Branch Painting Scroll","Ni Zan Lin Ting Yuan Xiu Painting Scroll","Ni Zan Ancient Wood Bamboo Painting Scroll" and so on. The Legend of Lin Yi is equally exciting, and everyone is welcome to read it!