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1, Xiang Tuo Tuo: A child prodigy, a saint at the age of seven.

Jianghu life: I was once worshipped as a teacher by Confucius, the Great Sage. "Holy Amethyst" records: "In the past, Zhongni studied in Xiang Tuo, was an ancient sage and was diligent in learning." Confucius was honored as a saint in later generations, so this little Xiang Tuo was also honored as a "saint". Main story: Xiang Tuo, Confucius (Zhong Ni).

2. Ganluo:/kloc-the life of a child prodigy at the age of 0/2: 12 was named Shangqing by the king of Qin. Because the rank of prime minister was similar to that of Shangqing at that time, people inferred that Ganluo was the prime minister of 12 years old.

Main deeds: Sima Qian, the Taishi Duke, made a biography of Gan Mao in Historical Records (7 1), and gave a detailed account of Ganluo's 12-year worship in the spring and autumn period.

3. Cao Chong: The life of a prodigy in Jianghu: the son of Cao Cao, Cao Chong was gifted since childhood. When he was five or six years old, his intelligence was similar to that of an adult. Cao Chong's life story was recorded in the annals of the Three Kingdoms by Chen Shou of the Three Kingdoms. There are allusions to Cao Chong scales in history.

4. The life of Luo, who can write poetry at the age of seven: Luo (about 626-684), a poet in the Tang Dynasty, was born in Yiwu, Wuzhou (now Zhejiang), and his father was ordered by Bochang County, Qingzhou. The king, together with Yang Jiong and Lu, is called "the four outstanding figures in the early Tang Dynasty". At the age of seven, Luo was able to write poetry and was known as a "child prodigy". Main deeds: vivid and realistic poem "Ode to Goose"

5. Wang Bo: The life of a child prodigy who died young: Wang Bo, Zi Zi 'an, was born in Longmen, Jiangzhou (now Hejin County, Shanxi Province) and was one of the four outstanding figures in the early Tang Dynasty. Wang Bo was smart and studious since childhood, which was recognized by people at that time. Too often Liu Bo called him a prodigy. In the first year of Linde, Tang Gaozong (664), Wang Bo wrote to Liu Xiangdao, the right minister, and said in the letter, "Therefore, those who are generous to the monarch are angry with their hearts and ears", and asked Liu Xiangdao to recommend them. Liu was recommended to North Korea, and was awarded the post of North Korea Sanlang at Linde's request for a term of three years (666). At this time, Wang Bocai 14 years old was still a teenager.

Wang Bo believes that Preface to Wang Teng-ting's Banquet in Yan Dou is the most touching story in the history of China literature. Wang Bo was a very talented poet in the early Tang Dynasty, but he was only 27 years old.

6. Fang Zhongyong: The Jianghu life of a child prodigy: Fang Zhongyong, a native of Jinxi, Jiangxi Province in the Northern Song Dynasty, made a living by farming for generations. He was gifted at an early age, but he became a great man when he grew up.

Main deeds: Wang Anshi's masterpiece "On" in Song Dynasty tells the story of disappearing from a child prodigy. 7. Xia Wanchun: 14-year-old child prodigy fighting against the Qing Dynasty, "knowing the Five Classics at the age of five and being able to write poetry at the age of seven", 14-year-old fighting against the Qing Dynasty with his father. After his father was martyred, he and Chen Zilong continued to oppose the Qing Dynasty and were defeated and captured. There are books such as Mother in Prison, Yu Fantang Collection, Internal History Collection, Southern Crown Grass, Record of Survivors, etc.

Jianghu Life: 163 1 year-1647, originally from Huiji, Zhejiang, was born in Songjiang. China was a prodigy poet in the late Ming Dynasty.

8. Ji Xiaolan: Humorous child prodigy, The Collection of Si Ku Quan Shu is a collection of ancient books for 3,000 years, with simple and clear arguments and elegant rhetoric, which is convincing.

Ji Xiaolan was brilliant since he was a child and was known as a "child prodigy". In the 12th year of Qing Qianlong (1747), he was awarded the title of Xie Yuan by provincial examination. In the 19th year of Qing Qianlong (1754), he entered imperial academy and was appointed as "Jishi Shu". 1768, he was sent to Urumqi, Xinjiang, because he tipped off his in-laws Lu Jianzeng and was involved in the case of salt policy deficit. He actively communicated with local people along the way and wrote many works, which were later compiled into a book, namely the famous Reading Notes of Wei Caotang.