The four good men in the eyes of the first talented woman in the late Qing Dynasty unfortunately all had wives.

Speaking of the first talented woman in the late Qing Dynasty, friends should think of Qiu Jin, who is willing to spend a lot of money to buy a treasure knife and exchange mink and fur for wine. As everyone knows, there is a strange girl who was also called "Erxia" with Qiu Jin at that time. She is Lv Bicheng, whose hometown is in Mo Wen, and spring is always melodious. Lv Bicheng, 1883, was born in the late Qing Dynasty. She was famous for her poems in her early years and later became famous all over the world. She is known as "the last poetess in the last three hundred years", which caused a great sensation in the literary world and even the whole society in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. She was a leader for a while. As the saying goes, "The crimson curtain is admired, and Lv Bicheng is pushed everywhere". In addition to her achievements in poetry, Lv Bicheng is also a pioneer of women's education, an advocate of feminist movement, the first female writer and editor in China's journalism history, the first female headmaster in China's education history and the first businesswoman in China's economic history. Unfortunately, such an excellent woman as Lv Bicheng never married and died alone. Why? In an interview, she gave the answer: There are not many men who can boast in this life, Liang Rengong has a wife for a long time, Ji Wang is younger for the New Year, and Wang Rongbao is not bad, with a wife. Rose Zhang Gong once crusaded for Zhuang, and his poems were solid and beautiful, which did not confuse beards for many years. "Lv Bicheng's favorite person is Liang Qichao, a university scholar. Unfortunately, Liang Qichao has been taken down. Lv Bicheng also appreciates Wang Jingwei's talent, but he is about the same age as Lv Bicheng, and he is not Lv Bicheng's type in age, because the early death of his father made Lv Bicheng have a little daddy complex. Liang Qichao and Wang Jingwei are well-known historical figures, so I won't go into details here, but it is necessary to introduce in detail the other two good people who were lucky enough to draw with them. Let me talk about Wang Rongbao first. Wang Rongbao was a famous figure in the late Qing Dynasty. He is not only good at poetry, but also good at calligraphy. Wang Rongbao has also made some achievements in politics. He is a member of the House of Representatives and a right-wing member of the Ministry of Civil Affairs. The most noteworthy thing is his diplomatic career. He has successively served as ambassador to Belgium and ambassador to Japan, which can be described as "traveling all over the West and returning home with clothes on". Wang Rong keeps a good habit of keeping a diary. His many years' work and life records have been compiled into Wang Rongbao Diary, which is a valuable material for studying the history of the late Qing Dynasty. Let's talk about Zhu Zhenzhuang, a lumberjack and matchmaker, and Rose Zhang is his public official. Rose Zhang is a famous industrialist, educator and politician who is known as the "top scholar in the late Qing Dynasty". It can be seen that Zhu Zhenzhuang is by no means comparable to ordinary people. In fact, Zhu Zhenzhuang's name is Zhu Zongyuan, and Zhenzhuang is his epigraph. Zhu Zongyuan, 1875, born in Shaoxing, Zhejiang. He was a poet, calligrapher and bibliophile in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. In the 29th year of Guangxu (1903), Zhu Zongyuan was a juren. He used to be a magistrate or magistrate in Zhili (now Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region) and Hubei. Influenced by revolutionary ideas, he joined the China League led by Sun Yat-sen and the "Southern Society" founded by Liu Yazi and others, and devoted himself to the cause of democratic revolution. After the founding of the Republic of China, Zhu Zongyuan successively served as secretary of the State Water Resources Bureau, secretary of the Zhejiang Governor's Office and director of the telegraph bureau. Zhu Zongyuan loves reading, so he can be called a bookworm. He bought as many as 15000 books, both ancient books and modern books, with a large number of ancient and modern celebrity calligraphy and painting. 1929, Zhu Zongyuan's books caught fire in his apartment in Hangzhou, and a large number of rare books were reduced to ashes in the blink of an eye. Zhu Zongyuan was saddened and regretted it, and all turned white overnight. Zhu Zongyuan worked hard all his life and achieved fruitful results, such as Poems of Dazhige, Poems of Sick Buildings, Poems of My Idle Hall, Calligraphy Notes, Introduction to China's Calligraphy, Modern People in Mangrove Room, Calligraphy Signs and so on. The men admired by Lv Bicheng, the first talented woman in the late Qing Dynasty, were all well-known literati at that time, because her purpose was not assets and family background, but literary status, and this was because she had some savings at hand and didn't worry about food and clothing, so she entertained herself with literature! " Lv Bicheng's confident and proud confession reminds me of Fan Bingbing's words-I don't need to marry a giant, I am a giant myself! 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