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active 16th century Jingsuo Wu
A little-known writer and compiler from Ming-dynasty China, remembered for the story collection Guose Tianxiang. The surviving record is sparse, but his name remains attached to one of the era’s notable vernacular fiction anthologies.
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中國十大禁書之國色天香
by active 16th century Jingsuo Wu
About the author
Active in the 16th century, Jingsuo Wu is credited in library and public-domain catalog records as the author or compiler of Guose Tianxiang (also known as 國色天香), a Chinese story collection associated with the Ming period.
Reliable biographical detail appears to be very limited. From the sources I could confirm, he is better documented through the work linked to his name than through a clear personal biography, so details such as his birthplace, exact dates, and broader career are uncertain.
Because the record is so thin, he is best introduced as a historical literary figure connected to late imperial Chinese fiction rather than as a fully documented author with a well-known life story.