High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Chinese Sanqu poetry writer Yuan Haowen ??? (1190–1257) was also known as Yishan ?? or "Yuan of Yi Mountain.” He was from Xinzhou in Shanxi province. His ancestors were of non-Chinese origins who changed their surname to Yuan. His father experienced disappointments in life and later led a secluded existence. However he passed on his taste for literature to his son. An official uncle took the young Yuan on official journeys, thus introducing him to well known places and scenery. He could compose poetry by age seven leading people to refer to him as a child prodigy. His uncle also saw to it that he study with the best teachers. He prospered. Born at the height of the Jin dynasty ?(1115–1234), he experienced the social unrest and war at the decline of the dynasty. He fled to Henan with his mother when the Jin regime moved their capital. He had served the Jin in a variety of posts, but at its demise he no longer sought official appointments....

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