Shū Yuèxiáng 舒岳祥 (1219–1298), zì Shùnhóu 舜侯 (the older form was zì Jǐngwéi 景薇 — “Light-of-Wéi”), hào Lángfēng 閬風 or Yuándài 圓帶, was a late-Sòng poet, prose-writer, and yímín 遺民 of Nínghǎi 寧海 in Tāizhōu 台州 prefecture (modern Tāizhōu, Zhèjiāng — CBDB native place 台州寧海縣新寧鄉). Jìnshì of Bǎoyòu 4 (1256). He served only briefly as Magistrate-of-Recorder (wèi 尉) of Fènghuà 奉化, and ended his official career with the honorary mid-rank title Chéngzhí láng 承直郎. He withdrew completely after the fall of the Sòng in 1276 and devoted his remaining twenty-two years to teaching young men of his home region and to scholarly-and-literary composition.
According to the LiǎngZhè míngxián lù 兩浙名賢錄, Shū’s writings totalled 220 juàn across more than a dozen separately-named drafts and sub-collections — historical works (Shǐshù 史述, Hànbiǎn bǔ 漢砭補, Shǐjiā lù 史家錄, Sānshǐ zuǎnyán 三史纂言), literary drafts (Sūnshù gǎo 蓀墅稿, Bìdì gǎo 避地稿, Zhuànqí gǎo 篆畦稿, Diéxuān gǎo 蝶軒稿, Wúzhúlǐ gǎo 梧竹里稿), a Tán cóngcóng and several continuations (Xù, Cán, Chuán, Yì cóng), a Xīyóu lù 昔遊錄, and a Shēnyī túshuō 深衣圖説 — almost all now lost. What survives is the Lángfēng jí 閬風集 in twelve juàn, reconstructed by the Sìkù editors from material in the Yǒnglè dàdiǎn where Shū’s various sub-collections appear largely under the umbrella name Lángfēng. Compiled work in the Kanripo corpus: KR4d0384 Lángfēng jí.
Shū maintained over twenty years of correspondence with 王應麟 Wáng Yīnglín (1223–1296), the great Sìmíng polymath, and the Lángfēng jí preserves Wáng’s substantial original preface — one of the few first-person primary documents of the Wáng–Shū friendship. Their two-decade correspondence is the longest-running attested yímín literary friendship of the eastern-Zhèjiāng late-Sòng circle. A Hú Chángrú 胡長孺 (Yǒngkāng) preface of 1311 (Zhìdà 4) provided the prefatory matter for the early-Yuán printed edition. The Sòngshǐ contains no biography of Shū, making the Lángfēng jí itself, with its two prefaces, the principal primary source for his life. He was a teacher of 戴表元 Dài Biǎoyuán (the early-Yuán Tāizhōu poet) and of 劉莊孫 Liú Zhuāngsūn.