Xiang Ziyi (yīn) (1085-1152), courtesy name Bogong and Xianglin Jushi, was born in Linjiang (now Qingjiang County, Jiangxi Province). In the third year of Zhe Zong's Yuanfu reign (1100), he supplemented his official position with Yin. During the reign of Emperor Huizong's Xuanhe period, he served as deputy transit envoy to the capital and deputy shipping envoy. Gaozong Jianyan was appointed as the shipping envoy to the Jianghuai River. Su and Li Gang were good, Li Gang was dismissed as prime minister, and Zi Yan was also dismissed. After learning about Tanzhou, the following year Jin soldiers surrounded Tanzhou, and Ziyi led the army and civilians to hold on for eight days. In Shaoxing, he was a minister of the Ministry of Household Affairs and knew Pingjiang Prefecture. Because he opposed Qin Hui's peace proposal, he was dismissed from his post and lived in Linjiang. His poems were bounded by the southern crossing. The style of the early period was gorgeous. After the southern crossing, many of his poems were about sadness and concern for the country. There are two volumes of "Wine Bian Ci".
