陳繼儒
chén​jì​rú

Chen Jiru

  • created reference approved 陈继儒/陳繼儒 → 董其昌 (see) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    陈继儒 / 陳繼儒 chén​jì​rú

    董其昌 dǒng​qí​chāng

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  • created sense approved 陈继儒/陳繼儒 · chén​jì​rú · Chen Jiru — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    陈继儒 / 陳繼儒

    chén​jì​rú

    Chen Jiru

    Chen Jiru (1558–1639), a Ming dynasty literatus, calligrapher, and painter from Huating (modern-day Songjiang, Shanghai). Known by the pseudonym Meigong, he excelled in landscape and ink-and-wash flower painting, notably plum blossoms and bamboo. He was a contemporary of [[董其昌|董其昌|dong3 qi2 chang1]] and is famous for his essays and short prose collections.

    陈 (literal) → 陈/陳 · chén · Chen 继 (literal) → 继/繼 · jì · surname 儒 (literal) → 儒 · rú · surname

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