Wu Changshuo (August 1, 1844-November 29, 1927), first named Jun, also known as Junqing, with the word Changshuo, and Cangshi, Cangshi, many aliases, common ones include Cangshuo, Lao Cang, Lao Fou, Kutie, Great Deaf, Taoist Fou, Venerable Shi, etc. Born in Zhanwu Village, Xiaofeng County, Zhejiang Province (now Anji County, Huzhou City). Famous Chinese painter, calligrapher, and seal carver during the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, representative of the "Houhai School", the first president of Hangzhou Xilingyin Society, and Li Liangyu and Zhao Zhiqian, three representatives of the "New Zhejiang School", and Ren Bonian , Puhua, and Xugu are collectively referred to as the "Four Masters of the Shanghai School in the late Qing Dynasty".