Hanbang Jing, Qu Shu And Han Wuquan Poetry, Korea Anren Posthumous Poems ",

Han Bangjing, (1488-1523), assumed name Ru Qing, styled himself Wu Quan, was born in Chaoyi, Tongzhou (under administration of Dali County today).Han Bangjing committed a scholar of magnificent achievements in local records and poem composition, was probably one of the most popular authors of Shaanxi province in the middle of Ming Dynasty, and attained good reputation abreast with his elder brother Han Bangqi, known as'Double Han in Guanzhong Area'.The works he wrote Chaoyi County Annals and Collections of Poems by Han Wuquan retain lasting popularity till today. Scholars of local records in the past and present were highly complimentary about Chaoyi County Annals for its succinct language and rigorous style revealed in his works, whereas Collections of Poems by Han Wuquan aroused less attention. Meanwhile, his wife, Qu Shu likewise acquired remarkable success in poem composition. Despite most of her works were lost, her great talent of creation could be distinctly affirmed through the rest 20 poems.This paper mainly focuses on the account of Han Bangjing and his wife Qu Shu's lives and their writings. The author endeavors to illustrate the couples'tortuous courses by researching their families, lifetime and friends. What's more, the author has explored versions evolution of Collections of Poems by Han Wuquan and adds comments for Collections of Poems by Han Wuquan and Posthumous Works of Han Anren.This paper consists of two chapters. Chapter one concentrates on the illustration of Han Bangjing and Qu Shu through intensive study on Han's family, lifetime and friends, as well as necessarily textual exploration of his wife's exposure. Followed is the research on various versions of Collections of Poems by Han Wuquan and concluding each different version's origin and development. In next chapter, the author has checked against the authoritative text and annotate on Collections of Poems by Han Wuquan and Posthumous Works of Han Anren.