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Liu Yinyun: "The breeze is bright and the moon is bright, so I think mystery."
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Liu Yin: Liu Wei, long word, Pei Guoxiang (now northwest of Suixi, Anhui). Korean descendants, son-in-law. Good talkers, especially Lao Zi and Zhuangzi, are friendly with Wang Xizhi and highly valued by Wang Dao. Si Tuleideng left the positions of Chang Shi, Shi Zhong and Danyang Yin successively, so later people called him "Liu Yin". For the sake of political integrity, he has made many friends, political foresight and understanding of people. He was called "Yonghe Celebrity" in The Biography of Who, and was honored as one of the Eight Gentlemen in Wei and Jin Dynasties in Yao Hui in Tang Dynasty. At the age of 36, he died in Danyang Yinren and was given to a former general. Sun Chuo, a famous scholar, wrote an obituary for him, calling him "a man who lives in an official position but has no official position, and has nothing to do with his business", which was a famous saying at that time.
Du Xuan: Zi, a native of New City North of Gaoyang, Jin (now west of xushui county, Hebei). Little-known prodigy, good at writing, is also known as a literary school with Sun Chuo, and is a representative figure of metaphysical poetry in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. He has been an official all his life and likes to travel around. He often attended banquets and chants with Liu Yi and Wang Xizhi, and was good at analyzing Hyunri. He is also one of the leaders of the speaker. One set died today.