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Shen Guang-wen
Shen Guang-wen (Chinese沈光文, 1612–1688), whose other names are Wenkai (文開 ) and Sian(斯庵), was a scholar, poet, educator and the founder of Taiwanese literature.〔http://taiwanpedia.culture.tw/web/fprint?ID=5401〕 He is considered as such, despite having been born in Zhejiang (浙江) in mainland China, the political situation in mainland China forced him to move to Taiwan in 1652. After that, he devoted the rest of his life mainly to enlightening inhabitants in Tainan(台南) in Taiwan until he died in 1688. Significantly, this was the very first opportunity for local people to learn Han Chinese culture. As such, the achievement of Shen Guang-wen was a crucial foundation in the development of education and culture in Taiwanese history. As a result, people show their respect for him by giving him another name Taiwanese Confucius.
==Personal history==
Before Shen Guang-wen moved to Taiwan, he was a scholar of the Confucian tradition. More specifically, he was a student of Zhang Yan-bin (张延宾) in mainland China. On that fact, he studied a number of ancient Chinese texts, such as Shijing and Shujing and others.〔 This seemed to be his vital background to contribute in education and culture in Taiwan. In 1652, he unintentionally arrived in Taiwan when Taiwan was ruled by Dutch. Importantly, this was a full decade before Koxinga arrived in Taiwan. Shen Guang-wen was one of the mainlanders who escaped to Taiwan, as the Manchurians took the imperial capital to rule Southward in mainland China.〔http://www.chinapost.com.tw/travel/taiwan-south/tainan/2009/01/15/192059/On-the.htm〕 In fact, Shen Guang-wen traveled in the Southeastern area of the mainland between 1645 and 1651. Eventually he moved to Tainan after staying approximately for one year in Yilan(宜兰) in Taiwan.
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