Zhong Hui Ji Kang , who was two years older than him, admired him very much and always wanted to make friends with him.
But Ji Kang refused to date him.
When Zhong Hui finished writing " Four Books on ", he wanted to ask Ji Kang to see him, but he was afraid that Ji Kang would not look down on him. In desperation, he threw the article inside from the wall and turned around in panic.
Later, Zhong Hui was favored by Sima Zhao and became the Sili School Commander. He believed that he had some confidence to interact with Ji Kang, so he went to visit Ji Kang with generous gifts.
How could Ji Kang and Xiang Xiu were sitting under the willow tree in front of the house, stretching out their legs and making a iron without caring, ignoring Zhong Hui at all.
Zhong Hui waited for a long time, but Ji Kang didn't even look at him.
When Zhong Hui was so angry that he was about to leave, Ji Kang asked him, "What did you hear and what did you see?"
Zhong Hui was so angry that he was itchy and said, "Listen to what I heard and leave what I saw."
From then on, Zhong Hui held a grudge against Ji Kang.
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On the day of Ji Kang's execution, three thousand Tai students petitioned collectively, requesting the court to pardon him and requesting Ji Kang to come to the Taixue to teach.
These requirements are not agreed.
Before the execution, Ji Kang's expression remained unchanged, as usual.
He entrusted his son Ji Shao to Shan Tao and said to his son: "Juyuan (Shan Tao's character is here, you will not become an orphan."
Then, he looked at the shadow of the sun and knew that there was still some time before the execution, so he asked his brother Ji Xi to come to the piano he usually likes to use and stroked a song " Guangling San " on the execution ground. After the song of
, Ji Kang put down the piano and sighed: "In the past, Yuan Xiaoni ( Yuan Zhun ) had asked me to learn "Guangling San" from me many times, but I was too stingy and didn't want to teach him every time. Unfortunately, "Guangling San" is about to be lost now." After
finished speaking, he calmly killed him, at the age of forty.
Scholars from all over the country did not regret it after hearing this.
Sima Zhao also realized the mistake soon, but he regretted it.
During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the study of health preservation prospered, and the two ideas were completely opposite.
One believes that practicing Taoism can lead to immortality and immortality, and the other believes that "life and death are all based on heaven, and half of it is not by man."
Ji Kang inherited Lao Zhuang's health preservation ideas and practiced them, and had a lot of experience.
He pointed out that it is impossible for gods to be honest, but if the guide is well-reasoned, it is impossible to achieve the longevity of Anqi and Peng Zu .
The "On Health Preservation" he wrote is the first more comprehensive and systematic health preservation monograph in the history of Chinese health preservation.
Later generations of health preservation experts such as Tao Hongjing , Sun Simiao , etc., have references to his health preservation ideas.
Ji Kang is well-versed in music and loves playing the piano. He has written music theory works "Qin Fu" and " No Sorrow and Music on ".
He advocates that the essence of sound is "harmony", and that in harmony with heaven and earth is the highest realm of music, and believes that joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness are not essentially the emotions of music but the emotions of people.
Ji Kang's four piano musics, "Changqing", " Short Qing ", "Long Side" and "Short Side", are called " Ji's Four Lanes ", and "Cai's Five Lanes" and "Cai's Five Lanes" in Cai Yong , collectively known as " Jiu Lanes ". Emperor Yang of Sui once used playing the "Nine Lanes" as a condition for official career.
Ji Kang is also good at calligraphy and is good at cursive . His ink is "smart and elegant", and is listed as a masterpiece of cursive slogans.
later generations called his calligraphy "like holding a zither and half drunk, singing and sleeping high, and like birds gathering, and the flocks of blacks suddenly scattered."
Ji Kang is also good at painting. According to the Tang Dynasty, the "Records of Famous Paintings of All Ages" records that at that time, Ji Kang's "The Picture of the Nest Washing by the Ears" and "The Picture of the Lion's Elephant Hitting" were passed down, but it has been lost later.
After Ji Kang's death, Shan Tao did not let Ji Kang down and kept raising Ji Shao into a talent.
He and Wang Rong have always taken special care of Ji Shao.
The two fulfilled their moral and responsibilities that their friends should fulfill, so that even if this lonely and weak child lost his father, he still had their fatherly care and teachings and was no longer so helpless. This is the origin of the idiom "Ji Shao is not alone". Eighteen years later, Shan Tao strongly recommended Ji Shao to Emperor Wu of Jin and requested Ji Shao to be appointed as Secretary.
Sima Yan agreed and issued an edict to summon Ji Shao.
Ji Shao lived in seclusion because his father Ji Kang was convicted. He wanted to refuse to recruit him and refused to take office.
Shan Tao said to him: "I have been thinking about you for a long time. The world and the four seasons still grow and grow, and they change each other, let alone people."
Ji Shao then agreed to the appointment, and Sima Yan asked him to be the secretary.
Ji Shao has served as the prefect of Ruyin , Yuzhang Inner Historian, Xuzhou Governor, Huangmen Assistant Minister, and other positions. He has been appointed as the Chief of Staff of the Sanqi and the Doctor of the Imperial College, and is granted the title of Yiyangzi.
" The Eight Kings Rebellion ", Ji Shao followed Emperor Hui of Jin Sima Zhong to fight against the rebellion.
The army of the Jin court was defeated in Dangyin (now Tangyin, Henan). Sima Zhong was injured in the face and was shot three arrows. All officials and guards fled one after another, missing.
Only Ji Shao solemnly upright his crown and stride to defend the emperor.
Chengdu Wang Sima Ying The sergeant grabbed Ji Shao and pressed him on the straight wood in front of the carriage, preparing to kill him.
Sima Zhong said, "This is a loyal minister, don't kill him."
Sergeant replied, "After the order of Crown brother (Sima Ying), I just don't hurt Your Majesty alone."
So he killed Ji Shao, and donated blood to Sima Zhong's clothes.
Sima Zhong lamented for his death.
When the war ended, the attendant wanted to clean the blood from the imperial clothes.
Sima Zhong said: "This is Ji Shizhong's blood, don't wash it away."
posthumously awarded Ji Shao the title of Marquis of Yiyang and Taiwei, with the posthumous title of "Zhongmu".
