Ji Kang (224-263, 223-262), the word uncle night. Han nationality, Qiao County (now Linhuan Town, Suixi County, Anhui Province). Cao Wei was a famous thinker, musician and writer in the Three Kingdoms period. In the early Qing Dynasty and the late Qing Dynasty, Ruan Ji and other bamboo forest celebrities advocated a new style of metaphysics, and advocated that "celebrity education is more natural" and "judging the noble and belittling the bright things", and they were the spiritual leaders of the "seven sages of bamboo forest". Ji Kang is the son-in-law of Cao Wei's imperial clan. He once married Cao Cao's great-granddaughter, worked as a doctor in Cao Wei's middle school, and was called the third in the season by the world. Later, he was framed for offending Zhong Hui and was executed by Si Mazhao at the age of 39.

Ji Kang is good at writing, and his works are mainly poems with distinctive style. He believes in Taoism and pays attention to health. He once wrote The Theory of Health Preservation. From generation to generation. His works reflect the thoughts of the times and bring a lot of inspiration to the later ideological and literary circles. His personality charm made him a celebrity at that time, and Justin called him one of the "bamboo celebrities". His deeds and experiences have a great influence on the ethos and value orientation of later generations. He is a political figure, a cultural figure, a religious figure and other multiple attributes, and the interpretation of him by later scholars tends to be diversified.