370 years ago today, on January 19th, 1655 (December 12th, 1654 in the lunar calendar), Nalan Xingde, a Chinese poet in Qing Dynasty, was born. Nalan Xingde (1655-1685): formerly known as Chengde, whose courtesy name is Rongruo, whose name is Lengjia Mountain People, Zhenghuang Banner, Manchuria, is a famous poet in the early Qing Dynasty. Born January 19, 1655. He is the eldest son of Mingzhu, a bachelor of Hall of Martial Valor University. Young and intelligent, all-round in civil and military. In the fifteenth year of Kangxi (1676), at the age of 22, he won the seventh place in the second palace examination, and was given a Jinshi birth. Awarded the third class guard, followed by the first class, and the military attache was the third class. Although Nalan Xingde's life is short, he has a lot of works: twenty volumes of Tongzhitang Collection (including one volume of fu, four volumes of poems, three volumes of preface to classics, two volumes of essays, and four volumes of Miscellaneous Knowledge of Lushui Pavilion), Ci Lin Zhenglue; Eighty volumes of Dayi Ji Yi Cui Yan and thirty-eight volumes of Chen's Book of Rites; Compiled and selected books such as The First Collection of Recent Ci, Quatrains of Famous Artists, and Selected Poems of the Tang Dynasty. Moreover, most of these are completed by his pommel horse retinue, and his pen power is amazing. Nalan Xingde's main achievement lies in his words. There are 349 poems in existence, which are published as Side Hat and Drinking Water, and later called Nalan Ci. Their style is fresh and meaningful, and their sadness is stubborn, and they have the legacy of the Southern Tang Dynasty. Wang Guowei commented: "Since the Northern Song Dynasty, only one person".