Xue Shaohui

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Life

Her father was Xue Shangzhong; her elder brother was Xue Yukun (born 1863), and her elder sister was Xue Sihui (1865–1949).[6] Xue Lei and Xue Rong were wives of her brothers[7].

She married Chen Shoupeng (1855–1912), a scholar who had sojourned in France[8], and they had an eldest daughter, Chen Yun (1885–1911), a son, Chen Qiang (born 1890), a daughter, Chen Hong (born 1892), and a son, Chen Ying (born 1899)[9].

She wrote a preface for a book by Ding Yun (1859–1894)[10]. Her books have prefaces by her husband Chen Shoupeng, her brother Xue Yukun, and her sister Xue Sihui[11]; chronologies were written by her son Chen Qiang and her daughter Chen Hong[12].

Works

Her writings include the Daiyunlou Poetry Collection[13] (four juan[14]), the Daiyunlou Poetry and Prose Collection[15], the Daiyunlou Prose Collection, and the Daiyunlou Ci Collection[16] (eight juan[17]).

Other titles include the Foreign Biographies of Exemplary Women (seven juan; one list writes the title's middle character as 列, another as 烈)[18], Around the World in Eighty Days (four juan), Short Biographies of Women Writers, and the Correct Guide to Investigative Learning (ten juan)[19]. The Comprehensive Anthology of Ci by Women of the Dynasty (ten juan) is also presented with the character 綜 replaced by 蹤[20], and was compiled by her[21].

FamilyCBDB

RelationNameLife
父薛尚忠–
兄薛裕昆1863–
丈夫陳壽彭1855–1912
姊薛嗣徽1865–1949
女兒陳葒1892–
子陳瑩1899–
子陳鏘1890–
長女陳芸1885–1911
兄弟之妻薛藟–
兄弟之妻薛蓉–

AliasesCBDB

  • 男姒 室名、別號
  • 秀玉 字

AssociationsCBDB

PersonRelationYears
丁芸為丁芸所著書作序–
陳壽彭書序由陳壽彭所作–
薛裕昆書序由薛裕昆所作–
薛嗣徽書序由薛嗣徽所作–
陳鏘年譜由陳鏘所作–
陳葒年譜由陳葒所作–

WorksCBDB

TitleRoleYearEra
黛韻樓詩文集
八十日環遊記:四卷
國朝閨秀詞綜:十卷
外國列女傳:七卷
女文苑小傳
格致正軌:十卷
黛韻樓詩集:四卷

Citations

  1. [1] Name and dates Xue Shaohui was born in 1866 and died in 1911.
    • CBDBXue Shaohui (54408)The basic person data gives the English name Xue Shaohui and the years 1866 and 1911 as birth and death years.
    • Souyun薛绍徽 (70005)The profile and biographical text identify Xue Shaohui and give the span from 1866 to 1911.
    • WikidataXue Shaohui (Q45695833)The item uses Xue Shaohui as its English label and gives 1866 and 1911 as the birth and death years.
  2. [2] Gender Xue Shaohui was a woman.
  3. [3] Period and authorship She was an author of the late Qing period.
    • Souyun薛绍徽 (70005)The profile places her in the late Qing, and the linked resource type identifies her as an Author.
  4. [4] Courtesy name and hao Her courtesy name was Xiuyu, and her hao or sobriquet was Nansi.
    • CBDBXue Shaohui (54408)The alternative-name data gives Xiuyu as the courtesy name and Nansi as the sobriquet or hao, alongside their Chinese forms.
    • Souyun薛绍徽 (70005)The profile and biographical text give the courtesy name 秀玉 and hao 男姒, with the links classifying them as Zi and Hao.
    • WikidataXue Shaohui (Q45695833)The item supplies the romanized aliases Nansi and Xiuyu and the corresponding Chinese values.
  5. [5] Native-place variants Her native place is represented as either Houguan or Min County in Fujian, now Fuzhou.
    • CBDBXue Shaohui (54408)The address data gives Houguan as the basic native place.
    • Souyun薛绍徽 (70005)The profile and biographical text give Min County in Fujian, now Fuzhou, as the native place, creating the stated variation.
  6. [6] Father and siblings Her father was Xue Shangzhong; her elder brother was Xue Yukun, born in 1863, and her elder sister was Xue Sihui, who lived from 1865 to 1949.
    • CBDBXue Shaohui (54408)The kinship data identifies her father as Xue Shangzhong, her brother as Xue Yukun, and her sister as Xue Sihui, with the reported birth and death years.
  7. [7] Wives of brothers Xue Lei and Xue Rong are both identified as wives of her brothers.
  8. [8] Marriage She married Chen Shoupeng, who was born in 1855, died in 1912, and is described as a scholar who sojourned in France.
    • CBDBXue Shaohui (54408)The kinship data identifies Chen Shoupeng as her husband and gives his birth and death years.
    • Souyun薛绍徽 (70005)The biographical text identifies Chen Shoupeng as her husband and describes him as a scholar who had sojourned in France.
  9. [9] Children Her children were her eldest daughter Chen Yun, son Chen Qiang, daughter Chen Hong, and son Chen Ying; the kinship data gives their reported years.
    • CBDBXue Shaohui (54408)The kinship data lists eldest daughter Chen Yun, son Chen Qiang, daughter Chen Hong, and son Chen Ying, with the stated birth and death years.
  10. [10] Preface for Ding Yun She wrote a preface for a book by Ding Yun, who lived from 1859 to 1894.
    • CBDBXue Shaohui (54408)The association data states that she wrote a preface for a book by Ding Yun and gives Ding Yun's birth and death years.
  11. [11] Preface authors Her books have prefaces by her husband Chen Shoupeng, brother Xue Yukun, and sister Xue Sihui.
    • CBDBXue Shaohui (54408)The association data names Chen Shoupeng, Xue Yukun, and Xue Sihui as authors of book prefaces; the kinship data establishes their relationships to her.
  12. [12] Chronology authors Her son Chen Qiang and daughter Chen Hong are identified as authors of chronologies about her.
    • CBDBXue Shaohui (54408)The association data names Chen Qiang and Chen Hong as authors of chronologies, while the kinship data identifies them as son and daughter.
  13. [13] Daiyunlou poetry collection The Daiyunlou Poetry Collection is listed among her writings.
    • CBDBXue Shaohui (54408)The book list includes 黛韻樓詩集:四卷, corresponding to the Daiyunlou Poetry Collection.
    • Souyun薛绍徽 (70005)The biographical text lists 黛韻樓詩集 among her works.
  14. [14] Poetry collection length The Daiyunlou Poetry Collection is listed as four juan.
  15. [15] Poetry and prose collection The Daiyunlou Poetry and Prose Collection is included in the book list.
    • CBDBXue Shaohui (54408)The book list includes 黛韻樓詩文集, corresponding to the Daiyunlou Poetry and Prose Collection.
  16. [16] Prose and ci collections The Daiyunlou Prose Collection and Daiyunlou Ci Collection are listed in the biographical text.
    • Souyun薛绍徽 (70005)The biographical text lists 黛韻樓文集 and 黛韻樓詞集.
  17. [17] Ci collection length The Daiyunlou Ci Collection is listed as eight juan.
  18. [18] Foreign exemplary women biographies The title is given as 外國列女傳 in one book list and 外國烈女傳 in the biographical text; both versions are seven juan.
    • CBDBXue Shaohui (54408)The book list gives 外國列女傳:七卷, using 列 in the title.
    • Souyun薛绍徽 (70005)The biographical text gives 外國烈女傳 as seven juan, using 烈 in the title.
  19. [19] Additional titles The book list also includes 八十日環遊記 in four juan, 女文苑小傳, and 格致正軌 in ten juan.
    • CBDBXue Shaohui (54408)The book list gives 八十日環遊記:四卷, 女文苑小傳, and 格致正軌:十卷; the English titles in the article are direct translations.
  20. [20] Guochao anthology title variants The anthology title appears as 國朝閨秀詞綜 and 國朝閨秀詞蹤, with ten juan in both presentations.
    • CBDBXue Shaohui (54408)The book list gives 國朝閨秀詞綜:十卷, with 綜 as the final character.
    • Souyun薛绍徽 (70005)The biographical text says that 國朝閨秀詞蹤 was compiled in ten juan, with 蹤 as the final character.
  21. [21] Compilation She compiled the anthology identified by the variant titles 國朝閨秀詞綜 and 國朝閨秀詞蹤.
    • Souyun薛绍徽 (70005)The biographical text uses 編有 to state that she compiled 國朝閨秀詞蹤 in ten juan.