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'''Lu Xixing''' (&#38520;&#35199;&#26143;;&#38470;&#35199;&#26143;) (dates of birth and death unknown) was born in [[Jiangsu]], which was called Xinhua (&#33288;&#21270;;&#20852;&#21270;) in his time, the [[Ming dynasty]]. He was thought to be another probable author of [[Fengshen Yanyi]] (&#23553;&#31070;&#28436;&#32681;;&#23553;&#31070;&#28436;&#20041;) (translated as The Investiture of the Gods or The Creation of the Gods in English) along with [[Xu Zhonglin]]. Lu was a [[daoist]]. His works include ''Huanan Jing Fumuo'' (''Huanan Prayer Copy'') (&#21335;&#33775;&#32147;&#21103;&#22696;;&#21335;&#21326;&#32463;&#21103;&#22696;)and ''Fangwu Weishi'' (The ''Untold History of a Square Teapot'')(&#26041;&#22778;&#22806;&#21490;;&#26041;&#22774;&#22806;&#21490;), which are collected in ''Chuanqi Huikau'' (''Truths in Legends'')(&#20659;&#22855;&#24409;&#32771;;&#20256;&#22855;&#27719;&#32771;) and ''Minguanlin Shi'' (''The Poetic Collection of Minggianlin'')(&#26126;&#24291;&#38517;&#35433;;&#26126;&#24191;&#38517;&#35799;) Volume 2-12.
==See also==
*[[Ming Dynasty]]
*[[Fengshen Yanyi]]
*[[Chinese literature]]
*[[Daoism]]
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