Back to People Library About Saved people

Writing about this person? Request a free fact check →

Zhao Fan

Unknown authorUnknown author · Public domain(via Wikimedia Commons)

Zhao Fan

Report an error

Zhao Fan (February 7, 1851 - September 26, 1927), also known as Yuecun, also known as Jie'an, also known as Jiaoxian, and his late name was Old Man Shi. Bai nationality, a native of Beizhai, Xianghu Village, Jianchuan County, Yunnan Province, is a modern Chinese scholar, poet and calligrapher. In 1875 (the first year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty), he was elected as a member of the imperial examination. He once served as an official in Zhitai, Sichuan, and as an envoy to South Sichuan Province. He died of illness in his residence in Kunming on September 26, 1927, at the age of 76.

Category
Scholars
Nationality
Qing Dynasty
Born
1851-01-01
Died
1927-09-26
Wikidata
Q699435
Occupations poet
Aliases JieanShichanShichanlaorenXianghucunsheXianghujingsheXiaoouboguanYuanxianYuecunZhao FanJie'anXianghu CottageXianghu JingsheXianghu CottageYuanxianKoonamikanYuecunYuecunShi ChanOld man Shi ChanYuan XianZhao FanZhao Fan

Biographies and related books

Interviews and talks Search links

These links open searches on third-party platforms, where you can find interviews, talks and documentaries.

Book search Search links

Sources

Updated: . Profiles and summaries are compiled from public sources. Consult the original sources for detailed facts. Editorial process and corrections

Wikidata profile: Q699435 Wikipedia article: Zhao Fan Zhao Fan Wikidata · wikidata