Yè Chūnjí 葉春及 (1532–1595), zì Huàpǔ 化浦, of Guīshàn 歸善 (Huìzhōu, Guǎngdōng). Took the jǔrén in Jiājìng 31 (1552); officed to Hùbù lángzhōng. As Fúqīng jiàoyù he submitted a sānwàn yán (30,000-word) memorial on contemporary politics. As Huìān zhīxiàn he was famous for his administrative achievements — dāngshí dìyī in the Sìkù tíyào’s report — producing the Huìān zhèngshū in 12 piān. He was raised to replace Ài Mù as xúnfǔ SìChuān’s deputy; later served as Bīnzhōu zhīzhōu. His intellectual affiliation was with Chén Xiànzhāng (Báishā). His collection is the Shídòng jí KR4e0208. CBDB 34724.