Xie Jin

"Jie Jin" is a long historical novel based on the Ming Dynasty talent Jie Jin. Xie Jin (1369-1415), courtesy name Dashen and Jinkun, nicknamed Chunyu and Xiyi, was born in Jishui, Jiangxi. Minister and writer of the Ming Dynasty. Xie Jin was a child prodigy. He was able to recite poetry at the age of five and poetry at the age of seven. He was known as a child prodigy. His articles are elegant, powerful and ancient. His poetry is prolific and his calligraphy in small regular script is exquisite. Together with Xu Wei and Yang Shen, he was known as the three greatest talents of the Ming Dynasty. This book comprehensively interprets and understands Jin's ups and downs and legendary life, creating an image of a talented official who is loyal to the emperor, patriotic, and protects the people and the country. During his twenty-five years as an official, he was loyal to the country's morality, promoted righteousness, and sympathized with the weak. As a civil servant, he was quite chivalrous and tender-hearted. Finally, he became a bachelor of Youchunfang University. The novel is based on the creative technique of "being true to the major aspects and unrestrained in the small aspects", and analyzes the mental journey of this rare talented official in China's feudal society from a literary perspective.