Jin Ji Shui

Jin Jishui (1916-1987), Yi Nian, Yi Nian, Ai Xinjue Luo clan, descendant of the Qing royal family, Prince Rui. Literary writer. In his early years, he served as the chief priest of the family memorial ceremony for Prince Rui. Later, he became poor because his uncle's clan Zhongyuan and his father's clan Zhongming squandered the family property. After the death of the clan member Zhongyuan, he was appointed Prince Rui according to the law due to the early death of his father, the clan clan member Zhongming. However, he refused the invitation of Puyi of Manchukuo to ascend the throne and the temptation of Manchukuo and the Japanese army, and insisted on living in Beijing. He has written "Records of Life in the Prince's Mansion", "Si Chess", "Little Taoyuan", and "Such a View of the Pavilion Poems and Poems".