Zhuo married Wang Xizhi, a "book saint". Wang Xizhi was the most famous calligrapher in ancient China. His calligraphy art is unprecedented and is recognized as a "calligrapher". There is also an eternal story about Chi Jian choosing her husband. This story is called "Dong Chuang Tan Bei".
Chi Jian (ch: and) heard that Wang Langya's sons and nephews were very handsome when he was in health, so he wrote a letter to Wang Dao, hoping to choose a son-in-law from Wang Langya's family. Wang Dao asked the emissary to go to his east wing and choose at will.
When his apprentice returned, he said to Chi Jian, "The young people in the Wangs are very commendable. I heard that they are here to choose a son-in-law. They are all dressed up and try to be solemn. There is only one young man reading with his stomach open in the east bed, but he seems indifferent. " Chi Jian said: "This man is really a good son-in-law!" Chi Jian asked who the young man was. It turned out to be Wang Xizhi, and later he married his daughter.
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Their sons are: the eldest son Wang Xuanzhi, the second son, the third son Wang Huanzhi, the fourth son Wang, the fifth son, the sixth son Wang, the seventh son and the eldest daughter Wang Mengjiang.
1, Wang Xuanzhi (327-355), born in Linyi (now Linyi, Shandong). Wang Xizhi's eldest son, cursive script, official script His wife, He. Xuanzang died soon after his marriage, leaving no children, and his brother's son Wang was his heir.
2. Wang Ningzhi (334-399) was an official, general and calligrapher at the end of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the second son of Wang Xizhi and the brother of Wang Xianzhi. Good cursive and official scripts. He used to be Jiangzhou secretariat, Zuo general and Huiji literature and history. The husband of Xie Daowen, the daughter of Xie Yi, thinks that when Sun En attacked Huiji, he didn't listen to the advice of his subordinates and was unprepared. After praying, he believed that he invited "ghost soldiers" to help him, so he was killed with other scholars.
3. Wang Huanzhi (1060— 1 124), a native of Changshan. Wang Jie's four sons. In the second year of Yuanfeng in the Northern Song Dynasty (1079), he was a scholar.
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