Which of the eight people known as the "Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou" in the Qing Dynasty was famous for painting bamboo?

The Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou was a literary school in the Qing Dynasty that was mainly active in Yangzhou. They were known as the Eight Eccentrics because they were Jin Nong, Huang Zunxian, Gao Xiang, Li Shizhong, Wu Weiye, Zhou Erfu, Yang Shen, and Zheng Xie. These literati were good at writing poems, drawing comics, woodworking, and so on. Their works were unique and full of personality, and were known as the representative works of the "Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou" literary school. The representative of the Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou, Jin Nong, was known as the "Poet Devil". Gao Xiang was the "Ci Saint". Wu Weiye was the "Poet Ghost". Zhou Erfu was the "Poet Monk". Yang Shen was the "Ci King". Zheng Xie was the "Poet Fairy". Li Shizhong was the "Painting Saint". Their works were not only popular at that time, but they were also loved and appreciated by people now.

There were a few novels about the rebirth of the eight Fujin in the Qing Dynasty. Among them were the Four Fujin of the Fourth Master, the Four Fujin of Rebirth, and the Four Fujin Rebirth (Qing). These novels told the story of the female protagonists who traveled to the Qing Dynasty and became the Eight Fujin. They experienced all kinds of difficulties and challenges. These novels belonged to the category of Ancient Romance-Qingchuan or Ancient Romance-Classic Emptiness. However, no specific plots or reviews were provided for these novels, so it was impossible to determine which one was better or more popular.

Shen Congwen's Painting of the Eight Horses was a novel describing ancient Chinese knights. The "eight horses" referred to the eight famous knights in ancient China: 1 Guan Yu: The general of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period was called Guan Yunchang. 2. Zhang Fei: The general of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period was called "Yi De". 3. Zhao Yun: During the Three Kingdoms period, the generals of Shu Han were called "Zi Long". 4. Ma Chao: The members of Ma Chao's family during the Shu Han period were called "Meng Qi". 5. Mateng: The members of the Mateng family during the Shu Han Dynasty were known as "Tengyue". 6. Han Hao: The general of the Ming Dynasty was called "Han Hao". 7 Zhou Er Fu: The generals of the Qing Dynasty were known as "Zhou Er Fu". 8 Wen Deng: The generals of the Qing Dynasty were called "Wen Deng". These knights had an important position in ancient Chinese history. Their martial arts and heroic deeds were recorded and became a part of Chinese traditional culture.

In Mr. Jin Yong's " Heavenly Dragon Eight ", the Heavenly Dragon Eight referred to eight top-notch martial arts: 1. Condor Hero's Martial Arts: Condor Shooting Hero's Martial Arts [2] Duan Wangye's Martial Arts: Dali Duan Clan's Martial Arts [3. Murong Family's Martial Arts: The Martial Arts created by Murong Fu.] Xingxiu Sect's Martial Arts: The Legacy of the Sea of Constellations Sect 5. Sunflower Manual's Martial Arts: Huashan Sect's Inheritance 6. The Martial Arts of the Heavenly Mountain Maiden: The Inheritance of the Heavenly Mountain Sect Master Xuzhu's Martial Arts: The Inheritance of Shaolin Temple Wu Yazi's Martial Arts: Dragon Gate Sect's Legacy These eight martial arts were a metaphor for the eight top figures: 1. Condor Hero: It symbolizes the highest martial arts and strength in the martial arts world. It represents the strength of a martial arts sect. [The martial arts of the 2nd Duan King represents the prestige and strength of the Duan Clan of Dali and the strength of the Dali Kingdom.] [3. The Murong Family's martial arts. It represents the strength of the Cloud Sea Jade Rabbit Sect and the interests of the Cloud Sea Jade Rabbit Sect that Murong Fu represents.] [4. Xingxiu Sect's martial arts. It represents the Sea of Constellations Sect's strength and Xingxiu Sect's influence.] 5 Sunflower Manual's martial arts: It represents the highest martial arts and strength in the martial arts world. It represents the strength of a sect. [6. The martial arts of the young lady of Sky Mountain: It represents the strength of Sky Mountain Sect and the interests of Sky Mountain Sect that the young lady of Sky Mountain represents.] 7. Master Xu Zhu's martial arts: It represents the strength of Shaolin Temple and the interests of Shaolin Temple represented by Master Xu Zhu. 8. Wu Yazi's martial arts: It represents the strength of Dragon Gate Sect and the interests of Dragon Gate Sect that Wu Yazi represents.

The Painting of the Eight Horses took place in the Ming Dynasty. The novel told the story of a scholar named Zhang Tingyu, who accidentally transmigrated to a strange world and became an emperor with magical powers. After becoming the emperor, Zhang Tingyu began a journey full of challenges and thrills. He had to work hard to balance his power and pursue his dreams. The Eight Horses in the novel referred to the eight luxurious gardens built by Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang of the Ming Dynasty. They were Cuihua Garden, Yuquan Garden, Xiqing Garden, Qingliang Garden, Yongtai Garden, Xihe Garden, Taihe Garden, and Treasure Garden. In the novel, Zhang Tingyu used his political wisdom and ability to try to gain more power and benefits from these gardens.

The Eighth Young Master of Beili was the shrewd Young Master Fenghua, Xiao Ruofeng; the sharp-tongued Young Master Zhuo Mo, Lei Mengsha; the elegant and exquisite Young Master Qing Ge, Luo Xuan; the arrogant and licentious Young Master Lingyun, Gu Jianmen; the handsome Young Master Liu Yue, Liu Yue; the unattractive Young Master Mo Chen, Mo Xiaohei; the talented Young Master Xie Xuan; and the vacant Young Master Nameless.

During the celebration, the full names of the eight generals in the Second Prince's residence were Gan Liu, Xie Fan, Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. General Gan Liu: Gan Pengfei, Liu Yu General Xie Fan: Xie Bi 'an, Fan Wujiu (Seventh Master, Eighth Master) The Four Seasons Gods represented spring, summer, autumn, and winter respectively. Their surnames were He, Zhang, Xu, and Cao. They were all experts working for the Second Prince and were responsible for protecting and carrying out missions. Among them, Xie Bi 'an was the leader of the Eight Generals, and his martial strength was Rank Eight. Fan Wujiu was also Rank Eight.

During the Qing years, the full names of the Eight Generals in the Second Prince's residence were Gan Pengfei, Liu Yu, Fan Xie Bi 'an, Fan Wujiu, Gao Da, Ye Zhong, Yan Xiaoyi, and the Shadow.

During the Qing years, the full names of the Eight Generals in the Second Prince's residence were Gan Pengfei, Liu Yu, Fan Xie Bi 'an, Fan Wujiu, Gao Da, Ye Zhong, Yan Xiaoyi, and the Shadow. They were all experts working for the Second Prince and were responsible for protecting and carrying out missions. Among them, Xie Bi 'an was the leader of the Eight Generals, and his martial strength was Rank Eight. Fan Wujiu was also Rank Eight.

During the Qing years, the full names of the eight generals in the Second Prince's residence were Gan Pengfei, Liu Yu, Fan Xie Bi 'an, Fan Wujiu, Gao Da, Ye Zhong, Yan Xiaoyi, and the Shadow. They were all experts working for the Second Prince and were responsible for protecting and carrying out missions. Among them, Xie Bi 'an was the leader of the Eight Generals, and his martial strength was Rank Eight. Fan Wujiu was also Rank Eight. These eight generals played an important role in the battle between the Second Prince and Fan Xian. In the end, most of them were killed by the Overwatch Council, leaving only a few survivors. Their ending was not clearly stated in the novel.