Poems of Mr. Shitong

One roll. Written by Li Huaimin of the Qing Dynasty. According to the "Mr. Shitong's Epitaph": "Mr. Xianwen's name was Huaimin, his name was Shitong, and he was from Gaomi, Shandong. The third generation of the Li family, the son of the imperial censor Li Yuanzhi, was famous for his official achievements, while Huaimin and his two brothers were famous for their poetry. When Huaimin was a child, He was fond of poetry, and was talented and intelligent. He often socialized with friends and famous people, and sang and sang for entertainment. However, due to repeated unsuccessful attempts, he concentrated on poetry. In his later years, he was good at painting, and those who were successful would write poems by themselves. "Huai Min once wrote several volumes of poems, most of which have not been handed down to the world. This poem is in one volume, selected and edited by Tongli Shanzhao and edited by Wang Ning. It is divided into "Shitong Caotang Collection", "Autumn Festival Collection", "Zhonghu Collection", "Huxuan Collection", "Guanhai Collection" (top, middle and bottom), "Dongzhai Collection", "Yunmei Collection", "Huanshan Collection" (top and bottom), and compiled a total of 388 poems. Attached is the epitaph of Mr. Shitong. There is an edition published in the twelfth year of Guangxu's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1886). The sixteen-volume version of "Mr. Shitong's Poetry Notes" includes a series of "Mr. Li Shisan's Poems Notes" published in the twelfth year of Guangxu's reign (1886).