Jia Yi lived in a peaceful and stable environment in her childhood and adolescence, and her life was mainly based on reading and writing. 18 years old, because he can recite poems and write articles, he is famous in the county. At that time, Wu Tingwei, a famous Henan, appreciated his excellent talent and knowledge and listed him under the door.
In 180 BC, Liu Heng, the Chinese emperor, ascended the throne. He heard that Wu Gong was knowledgeable and made outstanding achievements, so he was called Wu Gong Tingwei. In the first year of Emperor Han Yuan (BC 179), Jia Yi was recruited into the DPRK and became a doctor under the recommendation of his teacher Wu Tingwei. A year later, he was promoted to doctor Taizhong. From then on, 22-year-old Jia Yi embarked on a career and became a member of the Western Han political group.
Emperor Wen of Han attached great importance to Jia Yi and promoted him to traditional Chinese medicine. He also discussed with the ministers and wanted to promote him to a public official, but the ministers opposed it. Later, Emperor Wen of Han began to deliberately alienate Jia Yi and sent him to be the teacher of King Changsha.
Jia Yi, who was frustrated politically, left Beijing and came to Changsha, a remote city. He heard that Changsha is low-lying and humid, thinking that it won't take long to go to Changsha for this reason. Moreover, because he was relegated, he was in a particularly bad mood and often compared himself with Qu Yuan. In this case, he wrote Qu Yuan Fu, which has been handed down through the ages.
In the seventh year of Emperor Wendi (BC 173), Emperor Wendi missed Jia Yi in Changsha and called him into the palace. After listening to Jia Yi's speech, Wendi said with great emotion, "I haven't seen Jia Sheng for a long time, thinking it's too late." Soon, Emperor Wendi made Jia Yi his teacher. During his tenure as a teacher of Liang Huaiwang, Jia Yi was still very concerned about politics and dared to express his own opinions. He wrote famous articles such as Public Security Policy and On Accumulation and Sparing Storage.
In the 11th year of Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty (169 BC), Liu Yi, King Huai of Liang, fell off a horse and died. Jia Yi felt very sad because she didn't do her duty as a teacher of Liang Huaiwang. A year later, due to excessive grief, Jia Yi died in the twelfth year of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty (BC 168) at the age of 33.
Although Jia Yi's life is short, in this short life, he left a valuable cultural heritage for the treasure house of Chinese culture. He is a representative writer of Sao Style Fu, including Qu and Bird Fu. In the hundred gardens of political essays in the Western Han Dynasty, Jia Yi's essays are also brilliant. Liu Xie's Wen Xin Diao Long. Playing with anger "said that his performance was" well-founded, fluent and free, and it can be said that he knows the big picture. " His most famous political works are On Tong Qin, Public Security Policy and On Shu Xu.