Lu Guimeng

Lu Guimeng (? ~ 881 AD), an agriculturist and writer in the Tang Dynasty, was born in Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province. He once served as an aide to the governors of Huzhou and Suzhou, and later lived in seclusion in Fuli, Songjiang. He compiled "Collected Works of Mr. Fuli" and so on. His essays are mainly collected in the "Lize Series", which are highly realistic and have precise discussions, such as "The Stele of the Wild Temple" and "Recording the Rice Rat". Lu Guimeng made friends with Pi Rixiu, and was known as "Pi Lu" in the world. Most of his poems were about scenery and objects.