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Since ancient times, the Jiangnan area has given people a sense of wealth and prosperity, and is known for its outstanding people and beautiful scenery.

The four most famous talents of Jiangnan were the best among the people in the Ming Dynasty and were treated like the moon surrounded by stars.

But in fact, the official careers of these four people were extremely bumpy, especially Tang Bohu, who was the most miserable.

Most people's understanding of him is limited to the suave image he portrayed in film and television dramas, so many people believe that the real Tang Bohu in history was not that person.

He should be famous and wealthy, so that he can live up to the reputation of a talented and romantic man.

But all the splendor and beauty are like passing clouds, and these titles and praises are only temporary. When he was young, he had a life of luxury and happiness.

"Tang Yin was born in Wuquli, Wuxian, Suzhou Prefecture, in a merchant family in the sixth year of Ming Chenghua."

"Tang Yin was very smart when he was young. Although Tang Guangde was a businessman, he hoped that Tang Yin could pass the imperial examination and bring honor to the family."

"Therefore, in the 14th year of Chenghua, Tang Yin was sent to a private school."

"During his studies, Tang Yin met his good friend Liu Jiaxu."

"Liu Jiayu's family has a long history of learning. His father Liu Chang was a Jinshi graduate who had compiled the history of the Song and Yuan dynasties. Influenced by him, Liu Jiayu also loves literature and history."

"After Tang Yin and Liu Jiawei became friends, Liu Jiawei often guided him to read some literature and history books, which cultivated Tang Yin's interest in ancient literature and history."

"Due to their shared interest in ancient Chinese literature, Tang Yin met Zhu Yunming, Wen Zhengming and other good friends."

"Under their introduction and guidance, Tang Yin began to emerge in the Wuzhong literary world and frequently participated in literary gatherings at the time."

"Later, Tang Yin passed the boy's exam and entered Suzhou Prefecture School."

"But Tang Yin was not enthusiastic about the imperial examinations. He was still obsessed with studying ancient Chinese literature and was infected with some of the unruly habits of some celebrities."

"For example, he would have water fights with his friends in the Panchi of the prefectural school, sometimes he would drink without restraint, and even go to brothels."

"Therefore, he did not achieve good results in the monthly and annual examinations of the provincial school."

"He did not obtain the qualifications of a stipend student or an additional student, and was just an ordinary supplementary student."

"In the first year of the Hongzhi reign, Tang Yin married Xu Tingrui's second daughter, Xu."

"In the fourth year of Hongzhi, Liu Jiaxu passed away, and Tang Yin was extremely sad."

"He spent several months compiling a collection of essays for his friend, naming it 'Liu Jiayu's Posthumous Works'."

"When Tang Yin was about 25 years old, his parents, wife, and sister died one after another, which hit Tang Yin hard and made him lose interest in fame and success."

"Later, Zhu Yunming did not want to see Tang Yin continue to be depressed, so he advised Tang Yin to put his career first."

"Tang Yin followed Zhu Yunming's advice and decided to study hard for a year to take the imperial examination."

"Although Tang Yin did not like the imperial examination essays, he did have a high level of attainment in eight-part essays."

"In the eleventh year of the Hongzhi reign, Tang Yin participated in the provincial examination in Yingtian Prefecture and won first place."

"Tang Yin was very proud of himself at this time. In a poem written in response to Liang Chu, the chief examiner of the provincial examination, he expressed his wish and determination to achieve good results in the next year's joint and palace examinations."

"Liang Chu attached great importance to Tang Yin's article. After returning to Beijing, he presented it to Grand Secretary Cheng Minzheng for review. Cheng Minzheng also admired Tang Yin."

"On his way to Beijing to take the imperial examination, Tang Yin met Xu Jing, a candidate from Jiangyin, and the two got along very well."

"After Tang Yin arrived in Beijing, he visited Liang Chu and Cheng Minzheng, the chief examiner of this examination, one after another."

Li Shishi: Tang Bohu was not rich or famous, and the words he wrote in his later years revealed his tragic life.

Tang Bohu was born into a scholarly family in Suzhou. He was smart and talented since childhood.

He showed amazing talent in poetry, calligraphy and painting.

Tang Bohu's artistic talent is not only reflected in his works, but also in his love of life and pursuit of beauty.

He once ranked among the top in the imperial examination, but due to family changes and some unfortunate events, his official career did not go as he wished.

Tang Bohu did not sink into despair because of this. Instead, he chose to make a living by painting and created a large number of popular works.

His landscape paintings and flower-and-bird paintings are famous for their freshness, refinement and unique brushwork, and have become one of the representatives of Ming Dynasty literati paintings.

Tang Bohu's love stories are often passed down by later generations, especially the legend of his lover Zhu Zhishan.

Tang Bohu fell in love with the beautiful prostitute Qiu Shui, but they could not be together because of their different status.

This tragic love story filled his later creations with thoughts and insights about love, and many of his poems and paintings were permeated with his yearning for beautiful love.

His poem "I want to go home with the wind, but I am afraid of the jade buildings and jade palaces" expresses his profound thinking on the contradiction between ideal and reality.

Tang Bohu's emotional world is complex and rich, which not only makes him a romantic artist, but also makes him leave a deep mark in history.

He is often portrayed as a suave and talented man, representing the romantic sentiment of talented men and beautiful women.

Tang Bohu is not only a romantic and talented man, his artistic achievements and thoughts on life are also worthy of our exploration and reflection.

The philosophy and love of life contained in his works have inspired generations of people to pursue their dreams and ideals.

Tang Bohu's legendary life is not only a story about talent and romance, but also a story about pursuit and persistence.

His artistic works and emotional experiences allow us to see a multifaceted character, and while appreciating art, we can also feel the resonance from the depths of our soul.

No matter how turbulent life is, only by sticking to your passion and pursuing your ideals can you leave your own mark in the long river of history.

"After the examination in the 12th year of Hongzhi, on February 27, Zhonghua Xuan, a member of the Ministry of Revenue, reported that the chief examiner Cheng Minzheng accepted bribes from Xu Jing and Tang Yin and leaked the examination questions to them."

"Then Grand Secretary Li Dongyang was ordered to investigate the matter. Li Dongyang's investigation showed that there was no substantiation."

"Emperor Hongzhi also ordered the Royal Guards to arrest Xu Jing, Tang Yin, and Hua Xuan and put them in jail to investigate the matter."

"During the interrogation by the Royal Guards, Xu Jing and Hua Xuan each had their own story."

"Cheng Minzheng repeatedly petitioned to resign and take responsibility, but Emperor Hongzhi refused."

"But later, during the joint trial by the three judicial officials and the Jinyiwei in the imperial court, Xu Jing changed his testimony and said that Cheng Minzheng had indeed accepted his bribes."

"Lin Tingyu, the chief examiner of the Engineering Department, then listed six major doubts about Cheng Minzheng's examination of the papers as a co-examiner, and suggested that Xu Jing, Tang Yin, and Hua Xuan be released and no further questioning be done, and that Cheng Minzheng be dismissed and returned home."

"After much consideration, Emperor Hongzhi finally closed the case in June."

"Xu Jing and Tang Yin paid money to redeem their sins and were demoted to serve as clerks. Cheng Minzheng retired and Hua Xuan was demoted to another position."

"After the imperial examination bribery case, Wu Kuan, an official from Wu in Beijing, felt sorry for Tang Yin's talent and asked his colleagues to assign Tang Yin as a clerk to the Zhejiang Provincial Government and to take care of him."

"But Tang Yin was unwilling to be an official. After paying the money to atone his sins, he chose to return home."

"After returning home, Tang Yin's second wife turned against him."

"After divorcing his wife, Tang Yin was in a very low mood."

"In addition, he was tortured in prison and his health was not good. Later, Wenlin, who treated Tang Yin like a father and a friend, passed away."

"Coupled with the rumors surrounding the bribery case, Tang Yin was exhausted both physically and mentally and fell ill in bed."

"During his recuperation, Tang Yin spent his days drinking and reading."

"In order to escape the shadow of the imperial examination bribery case, he sought the way to liberation from the Buddhist scriptures."

"Since his sins had exhausted his family's wealth and he had no hope of passing the imperial examination again, he decided to make a living by painting and calligraphy."

"Then his paintings became more famous, and his financial situation gradually improved."

"Coupled with his frustration at failing the imperial examination and the fickleness of human nature, he became even more unruly and indulged himself in sensual pleasures."

"But his willful behavior caused dissatisfaction among his younger brother Tang Shen, who separated from him."

"His good friend Wen Zhengming also wrote to criticize and advise him, but Tang Yin continued to do what he wanted and expressed his dissatisfaction in his "Reply to Wen Zhengming"."

"After separating from his brother, Tang Yin rarely returned home to live."

"Sometimes he stayed in a Buddhist temple, and sometimes he stayed with a good friend in another county."

"As time went on, he came up with the idea of ​​building a farmhouse."

"Taohuawu, not far from his home, was originally the villa of Zhang Yu, a famous official in the Northern Song Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, it had become a vegetable field and flower garden."

Liu Rushi: Tang Bohu's classic poems hide the joys and sorrows of life.

Tang Bohu was extremely intelligent and talented since childhood.

When he was young, he was famous for his talent.

It is widely respected, especially in literary circles.

However, Tang Bohu's life was not all smooth sailing.

When he was 16, his father passed away, and family changes forced him to face the hardships of life.

Despite this, Tang Bohu still studied hard, determined to pass the imperial examinations and become an outstanding official.

Tang Bohu's talent attracted the favor of many women, especially his love story, which is talked about by later generations.

He once fell in love with a woman named Qiuxiang, but due to the difference in their family background and social status, the two were unable to get married.

This love tragedy made Tang Bohu feel deeply lost, and also became an important source of inspiration for his later works.

In his poems and paintings, one can often see profound depictions of love.

Whether it is the tenderness in "Warm Spring Breeze Under the Peach Blossom Fan" or the romance in "Spring Scenery in the South of the Yangtze River is Like a Dream", they all show his yearning for beautiful love and his regret for losing it. Tang Bohu not only suffered setbacks in love, but his artistic achievements were equally brilliant.

As one of the four great talents in Jiangnan, his paintings are famous for flowers, birds, landscapes, and figures, and he is particularly good at flower and bird paintings.

Tang Bohu's painting style is fresh and refined, with bright colors, full of vitality and vigor.

His "Peach Blossom Fan" is even hailed as the pinnacle of Ming Dynasty literati painting.

In this painting, Tang Bohu uses delicate brushstrokes and vivid colors.

The perfect combination of the tenderness of peach blossoms and the breath of spring demonstrates his profound understanding of nature and unique artistic style.

Tang Bohu is not only an artist, but also a cultural symbol.

Tang Bohu's romantic affairs and image as a talented scholar are still praised by people today and have become a part of popular culture.

The story of Tang Bohu is not only a journey of personal struggle, but also a microcosm of an era.

He used his talent and hard work to interpret the true meaning of talent.

Although his life was full of twists and turns and disappointments, he always insisted on pursuing his dreams and eventually created a legend.

In this impetuous era, we may be able to gain inspiration from Tang Bohu's story.

No matter how difficult life is, talent and hard work will always pave a bright path for us.

I hope that every person who pursues his or her dreams can be as brave as Tang Bohu, pursuing his or her ideals and creating his or her own legendary life.

"Tang Yin liked Taohuawu very much and decided to build a new home here."

"He named his new residence Taohua An, and in March of the eighteenth year of the Hongzhi reign, he also composed the famous poem "Taohua An Song" for his new residence."

"In the second half of the 18th year of the Hongzhi reign, Tang Yin went on a long journey and visited Shexian County in southern Anhui, Xiuning, Xianyou in Fujian, and Tiantai Mountain in Zhejiang."

"It was around the spring of the second year of the Zhengde reign that Taohua Temple was completed and we moved into the new house."

"He invited Shen Zhou, Zhu Yunming, Huang Yun and other good friends to a small gathering, and wrote "Taohua An with Zhu Yunming, Huang Yun and Shen Zhou Fu" to record the situation at that time."

"By the end of the third year of Zhengde, the construction work in Taohua Temple was basically completed, and it became the main place for his creation."

"At this time, Tang Yin's life was relatively stable. In addition to making a living from calligraphy and painting, he occasionally accepted disciples and gave lessons. He also often met with new and old friends for banquets and poetry."

"In the autumn of the ninth year of the Zhengde reign, Tang Yin was invited by Ning Wang Zhu Chenhao to go to Nanchang."

"On his way to Nanchang, he visited Mount Lu, wrote a poem called "Mount Lu" to commemorate it, and also painted a picture called "Kuanglu Picture"."

"After Tang Yin arrived in Nanchang, King Ning treated him very well. In addition to discussing poetry and painting, the two also participated in some social activities and sightseeing."

"On the one hand, Prince Ning pretended to be respectful and courteous, but on the other hand, he was recruiting soldiers and hoarding food and fodder in preparation for a rebellion."

"When Tang Yin discovered Prince Ning's intention to rebel, he immediately pretended to be crazy and stupid so that Prince Ning would let him leave Nanchang."

"Different from the route he took, he chose to go from Jiangxi to Hangzhou via the Fuchun River in Anhui, and then return to Suzhou via the canal."

"In the middle of March in the tenth year of the Zhengde reign, Tang Yin returned to Taohua An."

"After returning to Suzhou, Tang Yin closed his door to visitors for a while, during which he passed the time drinking, writing poetry and painting. After a period of rest, he began to interact with people normally."

"On June 14, the 14th year of the Zhengde reign, Prince Ning started a rebellion. When Tang Yin heard the news, he was terrified, fearing that someone would mistake him for Prince Ning's accomplice."

"On July 26 of the same year, Prince Ning was captured alive by Wang Shouren, and Tang Yin managed to escape."

"After Prince Ning was executed, although Tang Yin was not implicated, his reputation was greatly affected."

"His life has become much worse than before, and he wants to sell more paintings to supplement his family income."

"But the result was not satisfactory, and his later years were very miserable and he was plagued by illness."

"In April of the second year of the Jiajing reign, he painted the "Portrait of Mr. Zhong" in the hope of warding off evil and avoiding disaster."

"On the second day of December of the same year, Tang Yin died of illness, leaving behind a final poem."

"Life in the world will end, and death in the underworld is fine."

"The world of the living and the underworld are similar. Just think of it as drifting in a foreign land."

Chen Yuanyuan: Tang Bohu made a living by painting erotic pictures and writing erotic poems. His life was miserable and not romantic.

Tang Bohu was a famous poet, calligrapher and painter, especially known for his achievements in painting and poetry.

He was extremely talented and not only made outstanding contributions in art, but also left a profound mark in the field of literature.

Tang Bohu's life is full of legends, and his stories are still being passed down by later generations.

Tang Bohu was born into a scholarly family in Suzhou. His father, Tang Shisheng, was a minor official, and his mother was a virtuous woman.

Tang Bohu was extremely intelligent and talented since childhood, and he showed a particular interest in poetry and painting.

He received a good education at home and showed outstanding talent at an early age.

At the age of ten, he could compose poetry, and at the age of fourteen, he could paint, becoming a well-known child prodigy at the time.

However, Tang Bohu's academic journey was not smooth.

When he was young, he took the imperial examinations many times, but failed for various reasons.

However, this did not hinder his pursuit of art.

On the contrary, this experience made him more determined in his ideals and determined to pursue poetry and painting in life.

Tang Bohu suffered repeated setbacks in his official career, especially after he took the imperial examination.

Because the test paper was maliciously tampered with, his reputation was damaged and his official career was hindered.

This incident dealt him a heavy blow, but he did not give up his artistic pursuits.

Instead, he chose to live in seclusion and concentrate on painting and poetry.

During his seclusion, Tang Bohu's artistic talent was fully developed.

He has a unique painting style and is particularly good at painting flowers and birds, landscapes and figures.

His works are not only exquisite in technique, but also full of strong personal style, often incorporating his own emotions and thoughts.

Tang Bohu's paintings caused a great response in the art world at that time, and many dignitaries asked him to paint for them.

At the same time, Tang Bohu's poetry creation also reached a new peak.

His poetry is fresh and unworldly, and his content mostly describes natural scenery and expresses personal emotions, often revealing his thoughts on life and his yearning for freedom.

His poems were quite influential among the literati in the Ming Dynasty and became classics passed down to later generations.

In his later life, Tang Bohu established Taohua An, which was an important place for his creation.

Taohua An is not only the place where he paints and writes, but also a symbol of his pursuit of freedom and dreams.

Tang Bohu made many like-minded friends in Taohua An.

People often get together to recite poems, paint and exchange artistic experiences.

Tang Bohu's love story is equally fascinating, and the love legend between him and Qiu Shui, a beautiful woman from Suzhou, is widely circulated.

Legend has it that in order to pursue Qiu Shui, Tang Bohu worked as a tutor in Qiu Shui's home, and during that time the two got to know each other and fell in love.

However, due to family obstruction and social pressure, this relationship did not have a happy ending.

Despite this, Tang Bohu's love story has become the subject of poetry and prose by later generations of literati, adding to the legendary color of his life.

Tang Bohu's artistic style is unique, and his paintings combine tradition and innovation.

It has both the delicacy of the Song and Yuan dynasties and the boldness of the Ming dynasty.

His flower and bird paintings are brightly colored and boldly composed, showing a vivid vitality.

His landscape paintings often express a tranquil mood, giving people peace of mind.

In calligraphy, Tang Bohu's running script and cursive script also have high artistic value.

His calligraphy works are vigorous and unique in style, and are often regarded as models for later calligraphers to learn from.

Tang Bohu's artistic achievement lies not only in his personal skills, but also in his influence on later artists.

His style and thoughts had a profound influence on many painters and poets in the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Tang Bohu occupies an important position in history. He is not only a representative of Ming Dynasty literati, but also one of the symbols of Chinese traditional culture.

As time goes by, Tang Bohu's works are known to more and more people.

His poems and paintings have been widely circulated and become an important part of culture.

Tang Bohu's life is full of legends and tragedies. With his outstanding talent and indomitable spirit, he left a profound footprint on the road of art.

Whether in poetry or painting, he showed extraordinary talent and became an important figure in history that cannot be ignored.

His story inspires future generations to pursue their dreams and face life's challenges bravely.

Tang Bohu is not only a historical figure, but also a cultural symbol, symbolizing the profoundness of traditional culture and the infinite possibilities of art. (End of this chapter)