袁宏

Yuán Hóng
proper noun

Meanings

  1. 1 Yuan Hong (328–376), Eastern Jin historian and writer, author of the Annals of the Later Han

Examples

HSK 7-9
Yuán Hóng shì Dōngjìn de shǐxuéjiā.
Yuan Hong was a historian of the Eastern Jin.
HSK 7-9
Yuán Hóng xiě de 《 Hòuhànjì 》 shì yánjiū Dōnghàn lìshǐ de zhòngyào shǐshū.
Yuan Hong's Annals of the Later Han is an important source for the history of the Eastern Han.

Tips

history
As a poor young man he worked on the grain boats. One night at 牛渚 on the Yangtze he was reciting his own poems on history when the general 谢尚 heard him from a nearby boat and took him into his service; 李白 later recalled the scene in a poem. Serving under 桓温, he once wrote a seven-page proclamation while leaning against a horse, the origin of 倚马可待, said of fast, fluent writing.
usage
Phrases traced to his writing include 泰然处之 'to take things calmly', from his 《三国名臣序赞》, and 门庭如市 'a doorway as busy as a market', from the Annals.

Stroke Order

袁 Yuán
宏 hóng