Yan Song (1480-1565) is only in the middle, with the names Mian'an, Jiexi, Fenyi, etc., Han nationality, from Fenyi County, Xinyu City, Jiangxi Province. He was an important power minister in the Ming Dynasty. He was good at dictating the state for 20 years. He graduated from the official department and wrote to the official department. He was a master of the palace, a young master and a prince and a grand master, a young master, and a great master of the Huagai Temple. He was one of the famous power ministers in Chinese history. Yan Song was an official who was good at flattering, stealing power at the expense of profits, and vigorously eliminating differences. He also swallowed military salaries, relaxed border guards, recruited power and bribes, and engaged in corruption, which intensified the social contradictions at that time. In his later years, he was estranged from the Emperor of Ming Shizong, raided his family and

Yan Song was born in the 16th year of Chenghua (1480) in Fenyi County, Yuanzhou Prefecture, Ming Dynasty. In the 11th year of Hongzhi, he was in the rural examination. In the 18th year of Hongzhi of Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty (1505), he was in the middle of the second class of Jinshi. He was transferred to the Hanlin Academy and was awarded the title of editor of the Hanlin Academy. He was promoted to Ding Youguili. He built Qianshan Hall at the foot of his hometown mountain and studied in seclusion for 8 years. He wrote "Qianshan Hall Collection" and also compiled "Zhengde Yuan Thirty Fu Annals". Wuzong's poems and poems were pure and his reputation became more and more famous. In the 11th year of Zhengde of the Ming Dynasty (1516), March 25, spring thunder rumbled and spring rain were like notes. Yan Song, who was 37 years old. After ending his eight years of "reclusive" life from Ding You, he responded to the imperial edict and returned to Beijing, returned to court and resumed his official position, and taught in the palace's calligraphy hall. In the 16th year of Zhengde, he served as an attendant at the Nanjing Hanlin Academy. In the fourth year of Jiajing, he was transferred back to Beijing and promoted to the Imperial College of Wine Sacrifice. In the seventh year of Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty (1528), he was ordered to pay homage to Xianling. When he returned, he spoke of auspicious signs, which made Emperor Shizong happy. He was moved to the left assistant minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, promoted to the minister of the Ministry of Rites of Nanjing, and was transferred to the minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs two years later. In the 15th year of Jiajing (1536), he came to the capital to celebrate the Wanshou Festival. At that time, the court was discussing the revision of Song history, so he stayed in Beijing with the title of Minister of Rites and Scholar of the Hanlin Academy to preside over the matter. He was good at following the emperor's wishes and worshipped Qing Ci, gained favor and was added to the title of Prince Taibao. In the twenty-first year (1542), he was awarded the Grand Scholar of Wuying Hall. After entering Zhiwenyuan Pavilion, he was still in charge of the Ministry of Rites. Later, he resolved the affairs of the ministry and went directly to Xiyuan. The scholar-officials looked at him and held their breath, the unworthy people rushed to his door, and there were an endless stream of bribers. Kill others to achieve their own selfish interests, and vigorously eliminate differences.

However, what is unknown is that when he was young, he was once an upright person.

Note: Shanhaiguan's "the first pass in the world" came from his handwriting. According to legend, the three words "Liubiju" were written by him, and the book "Qianshantang Collection" was 40 volumes.