[1]Name, dates, and identityYang Yunhui was born in 1832 and died in 1913; she was a woman poet, with Qing and Republic of China dynastic classifications both represented.
CBDBYang Yunhui (54512)The record gives the name Yang Yunhui, the Chinese name 楊蘊輝, birth year 1832, death year 1913, a female marker, a Republic of China dynastic marker, and two poetry-title entries.
Souyun杨蕴辉 (65380)The profile places her in the Qing period and in volume 11 of 《闺秀词钞》, while the biographical text names 《吟香室诗词》 among her works.
WikidataYang Yunhui (Q45698200)The English label is Yang Yunhui; the entity description calls her a Republic of China person, and the date claims correspond to 1832 and 1913.
[2]Style name and native placeHer style name was Jingzhen, written 靜貞, and her native place was Jinkui.
CBDBYang Yunhui (54512)The alternate-name entry identifies Jingzhen, marks it as a style name, and gives 金匱 as the basic native-place entry.
Souyun杨蕴辉 (65380)The profile gives 静贞 as the zi and 金匮 as the hometown, and the biographical text states the same information.
WikidataYang Yunhui (Q45698200)The name data supplies both the Latin form Jingzhen and the Chinese form 靜貞.
[3]Conflicting accounts of her paternal relationThe text presents two accounts of Yingcan’s relationship to Yang Yunhui: father in one account and grandfather in another.
Souyun杨蕴辉 (65380)The biographical text describes her as the daughter of the tongzhi 英燦, and the linked phrase also gives 同知英燦.
[5]Children and in-lawHer son-in-law was Weng Yisun, and Dong Zhongrong was her eldest son.
CBDBYang Yunhui (54512)The kinship entries identify 翁詒孫 as her son-in-law and 董仲容 as her eldest, or first, son.
[6]WorksHer poetry is associated with 《吟香室詩詞》, 《吟香室詩草》 in two juan with an appended juan, and 《吟香室詩草續刻》 in one juan.
Souyun杨蕴辉 (65380)The biographical text explicitly lists 《吟香室诗词》 among her works.
CBDBYang Yunhui (54512)The work entries list 《吟香室詩草》 as two juan with an appended juan and 《吟香室詩草續刻》 as one juan.
[7]Types of literary associationThe related-person entries include prefaces, postscripts, congratulatory texts, and title inscriptions connected with her writings.
CBDBYang Yunhui (54512)The association entries identify book prefaces, book postscripts, a postscript for one of her works, congratulatory texts, and title inscriptions.
[8]PrefacesShe wrote prefaces for books by Pan Yantong, Xie Zhangting, Xu Zhenhui, Liao Tingxiang, Wang Jin, Zhang Baixi, and Guo Zengxin.
CBDBYang Yunhui (54512)Seven association entries state that the book prefaces were written by Yang Yunhui and name the seven associated authors.
[9]PostscriptsYang Yunhui wrote postscripts for books by Feng Guangyu and Lei Feipeng, while Ding Yun wrote a postscript for one of her works.
CBDBYang Yunhui (54512)Two entries state that Yang Yunhui wrote the postscripts, while another states that Ding Yun wrote a postscript for a work by Yang Yunhui.
[10]Congratulatory textsTao Mo wrote a congratulatory text for Yang Yunhui, while Yang Yunhui wrote congratulatory texts for Weng Yisun, Yang Mo, Peng Zongnian, and Dong Zhongrong.
CBDBYang Yunhui (54512)The entries identify Tao Mo as the author of a congratulatory text for Yang Yunhui and identify Yang Yunhui as the author of texts for Weng Yisun, Yang Mo, Peng Zongnian, and Dong Zhongrong.
[11]Title inscriptions oneShe wrote title inscriptions for books by Zhong Yisanduo, Lin Kaimo, Han Guojun, Ning Benyu, Duan Youlan, Gao Xiangying, Tan Zuren, Dai Qiwen, Liu Songying, and Song Yanyang.
CBDBYang Yunhui (54512)Ten entries state that the title inscriptions were written by Yang Yunhui and name these ten associated authors.
[12]Title inscriptions twoShe likewise wrote title inscriptions for books by Liu Nianyi, Gui Dian, Ding Huixin, Fei Yukai, Lin Yunfang, Cheng Benpu, Cheng Daoyuan, Lin Xinrong, and Shi Shijie.
CBDBYang Yunhui (54512)Nine entries state that the title inscriptions were written by Yang Yunhui and name these nine associated authors.