Zhāng Shùnmín 張舜民 (fl. late 11th – early 12th century, zì Yúnsǒu 芸叟, hào Fúxiū jūshì 浮休居士), of Bīnzhōu 邠州 (Shǎnxī). Jìnshì. Recommended by Sīmǎ Guāng 司馬光 司馬光 for jiānchá yùshǐ (investigating censor); under Huīzōng rose through Lǐbù shìláng and as Lóngtúgé xuéshì zhī Dìngzhōu, transferred to Tóngzhōu; under Yuányòu coalition’s collapse demoted to Chǔzhōu tuánliàn fùshǐ with Shāngzhōu ānzhì; restored as Jíxiándiàn xiūzhuàn. Yuányòu coalition member; great-grandfather of Lǚ Guānèr 呂觀二. Was son-in-law of Chén Qí 陳齊’s son Chén Pī 陳濆 (CBDB notes). Famous as a zhōnghòu zhìzhí, kāngkǎi xǐ lùnshì (loyal-substantial, upright, eager-to-discuss-affairs) personality. The Sìkù editors note: in 1081, while attached to Gāo Zūnyù 高遵裕’s Líng-Xià expedition (which failed to recover the Tangut frontier), wrote Língzhōu chéngxià qiānzhī liǔ, zǒng bèi guānjūn zhuó zuò xīn (the willows below Língzhōu walls — all chopped by the army for firewood) — for which he was impeached by zhuǎnyùn pànguān Lǐ Cài 李蔡 and demoted to Chénzhōu and Bīnzhōu wine-tax monitor. Cháo Gōngwǔ’s Dúshū zhì praises his prose as háozòng yǒu lǐzhì (vigorously-flowing with reasoning). Sòngshǐ 347. The Huàmàn jí 畫墁集 KR4d0098 in 8 juǎn (the Sìkù recension reconstituted from Yǒnglè dàdiǎn; the original 100-juǎn + 10-juǎn zòuyì collection lost since mid-Míng). The Chēnxíng lù 郴行錄 (his diary of the Chénzhōu journey, after Ōuyáng Xiū’s Yúyì zhì) is appended. CBDB id 291.