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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Qiao Ji was a major Chinese dramatist and poet in the Yuan Dynasty. He was originally from Taiyuan in Shanxi, but lived in the West Lake area in Zhejiang province. His courtesy name was Mengfu ( ) and his pen name was Shenghao Weng ( ). Qiao was said to have maintained an aloof and intimidating demeanor, to the point people were in awe of him, according to the Record of Ghosts ( . Of his many plays eleven are still extant. Both his plays Jinqian Ji ( ) and Yangzhou Meng ( ) reached the pinnacle of notoriety in his day and are still celebrated. His…mehr

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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Qiao Ji was a major Chinese dramatist and poet in the Yuan Dynasty. He was originally from Taiyuan in Shanxi, but lived in the West Lake area in Zhejiang province. His courtesy name was Mengfu ( ) and his pen name was Shenghao Weng ( ). Qiao was said to have maintained an aloof and intimidating demeanor, to the point people were in awe of him, according to the Record of Ghosts ( . Of his many plays eleven are still extant. Both his plays Jinqian Ji ( ) and Yangzhou Meng ( ) reached the pinnacle of notoriety in his day and are still celebrated. His extant sanqu lyric poetry are also numerous. There are 209 xiaoling lyrics exist as well as 11 taoshu suites. All were collected into the Complete Sanqu Poems. In addition his collected works, Qiao Ji Ji, appeared in 1986. An object of the poet's lyrics was a combination of literary elegance and the language of the street. The poet insisted on what was his "six character prescription" which heexplained as a lyric poem with a "phoenix head, pig's belly and a leopard tail."