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中文:屈大均(1630年-1696年),字翁山、介子,号莱圃。广东番禺(今广州番禺区)人。明末清初著名学者、诗人,是“岭南三大家”之第一。有“广东徐霞客”的美称。
English: Qu Dajun, scholar and poet of the Qing Dynasty.
Date 19th century
date QS:P,+1850-00-00T00:00:00Z/7
Source 《清代学者像传》第一集
Author 清叶衍兰辑摹,黄小泉绘。

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