Tang Yan's personal information

Tang Yin (1470- 1523) was born in Chenghua, Ming Xianzong for six years. He was born in Yinri, silver moon, hence his name Tang Yin. His real name was Bohu, No.6 Ruju, the owner of Taohua Temple, and he was born in Wuxian (now Suzhou, Jiangsu). Born into a merchant family, his father Tang Guangde and his mother Qiu were smart since childhood. When he was in his twenties, his family suffered a change. His parents, wife and sister died one after another, and his family came down. At the suggestion of his good friend Zhu Yunming, he closed himself to the outside world and devoted himself to his studies. At the age of 29, she took the Yingtianfu public examination and won the first prize of "Xie Yuan". At the age of 30, I went to Beijing to try, but I was accused of being an official for cheating in the examination room. From then on, I decided to make progress and make a living by selling paintings. Nine years (15 14), at the invitation of Ning Wang Zhu, he went to Nanchang for more than half a year. Later, when he realized that King Ning was up to something, he pretended to be crazy and ran away. Life was hard in his later years and he died at the age of 54. He is cynical, brilliant and famous for his poems. He, Zhu Yunming, Wen Zhiming and Xu Zhenqing are also called "Four Talents in the South of the Yangtze River", and his painting name is even more famous. He, Shen Zhou, Wen Zhiming and Chou Ying are also called "four sons of Wu Men".

He is good at landscapes, figures, flowers and birds. His landscape paintings were studied by Chen Zhou in his early years, and then by Li Tang and Liu Songnian. He painted mountains and rivers with a small axe, majestic and steep, but with fine brushwork, dense layout and elegant and handsome style. Figure paintings are mostly ladies and historical stories, inheriting the tradition of the Tang Dynasty, with clear lines, gorgeous and elegant colors, beautiful posture and accurate modeling; He is also a freehand brushwork figure, and his pen is concise and interesting. His flower-and-bird paintings are freehand and elegant. In addition to painting, Tang Yin also engaged in calligraphy, learning from Zhao Mengfu, and his calligraphy style was fantastic and handsome. There are some paintings that have been handed down from generation to generation, such as Riding a Donkey to Home, Singing in the Mountain Road, Mingming, Uncle Wang's Palace Prostitute, Li Duanduanju, Autumn Wind and Fan, and Qiuci Cuan.

Tang Yin is also very accomplished in literature. Palace poetry is full of travel, painting and sentimental works, which can not only express the wild and detached state of mind, but also express the indifference to the world. Slang and slang are used in poetry, which is easy to understand and simple in meaning. He wrote the Collection of Six Confucian Laymen, and the Qing Dynasty compiled the Complete Works of Six Confucian Laymen.