On this day, 340 years ago, July 1, 1685 (May 30, 1685, the Qing Dynasty poet Nalan Xingde died of illness. Photo: Naran Xingde Naran Xingde (1655 - 1685), Yehenara, also known as Rongruo, was a native of the Zhenghuang Banner of Manchuria. His original name was Chengde, and his name was changed to Xingde to avoid the name of Prince Bao Cheng. A year later, the Prince changed his name to Yinreng, so Nalan restored his original name to Naran Chengde. It is called Linga Shanren. A famous poet in the Qing Dynasty. His father was a grand scholar of Wuying Hall and a powerful minister of the Kangxi Dynasty. His mother, Aisin Giorro, was the fifth daughter of British Prince Aziger and the first-class imperial wife. His family, the Nalan family, belonged to Zhenghuang Banner and was one of the eight most prominent surnames of the Manchu people in the early Qing Dynasty, known as the "Yehenara family" by later generations. Naran Xingde's great-grandfather was Jinshitai, leader of the Jurchen Yehe tribe. Jinshitai's sister Meng Gu married Nurhachi as his concubine and gave birth to Prince Huangji. He has read extensively poetry and books since he was a child, and has studied both civil and military affairs. At the age of seventeen, he entered the Imperial College. He was appreciated by Xu Wenyuan, the wine minister, and recommended to Xu Qianxue, a bachelor of the cabinet. At the age of eighteen, he participated in the Shuntian Prefecture Rural Examination and selected candidates in the exam. At the age of 19, he participated in the exam and became a tribute scholar. In the twelfth year of Kangxi, he missed the palace examination due to illness. In the 15th year of Kangxi's reign, he made up the palace examination and finished seventh in the second class. He was given a Jinshi background. I worship Xu Qianxue as a teacher. In the past two years, he presided over the compilation of a compilation of Confucianism-"Tongzhitang Jingjie", which was deeply appreciated by the emperor and laid the foundation for future development. His poems win with "truth": the scenes are lifelike and vivid. The style of poetry is "beautiful and graceful, sad and stubborn, high-quality and far-reaching, and unique." He is the author of "Tongzhi Tang Ji","Side Hat Ji","Drinking Water Ci", etc. In the late spring of the 24th year of Kangxi (1685), Nalan Xingde was sick and gathered with his friends. He was drunk, chanted and sighed three times, and later fell ill. Seven days later, he died on May 30, the 24th year of Kangxi (July 1, 1685 AD). He was only thirty years old (one in thirty years old).