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Xie An (320-385), also known as Anshi, was a famous politician and strategist in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and was born in Chen Jun (now Taikang, Henan). Taichang Qing Xie Zi of Jin Dynasty. Smart, calm, generous and quick-thinking since childhood. At the age of 20, he was able to write poetry, talk freely and be good at running script, which was highly praised by many celebrities at that time. 4 1 year-old entered the official career, having been in politics for 25 years and being in office for 16 years. Xie An loves reading and is unwilling to be an official. He was used many times, but he refused because of illness or other reasons. After living in seclusion in Huiji (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang), he often made friends with monks such as Wang Xizhi, Xu Xun and Zhi Dun. When he is out, he goes fishing, shooting birds and sightseeing. At home, they gather friends to chat and write poems. It was not until he was in his forties that he accepted the recruitment of Huan Wen, the general of the Western Expedition, and became a Sima. Later, he was appointed as the chief executive of Xing Wu. Because of his outstanding achievements, he was promoted to the secondary school, the official department minister, and the China Guard. Fu Jian invaded the south in the former Qin Dynasty, and the defenders were repeatedly defeated. The imperial court named Xie An as the witness of discussing the governor-general, which created a famous glorious war example in history. After the war, he was promoted to Taibao. Later, Xie An resigned from Beijing, and died soon. He was named "Duke of Luling County" by posthumous title. He wrote many books in his life, including Xie Anji (volume 10) and Notes on Filial Piety. His calligraphy art is good at calligraphy, cursive script and regular script, which is highly praised by later generations.