Guō Xiángzhèng 郭祥正 (fl. Xīníng–Yuányòu, c. 1035–c. 1113), zì Gōngfǔ 功父, self-styled Zuìyín xiānshēng 醉吟先生 (after Bái Jūyì) — and later Zhāngnán làngshì 漳南浪士 (after his Zhāngzhōu internment). Of Dāngtú 當塗 (modern An-huī Mǎānshān). Jìnshì (date uncertain). Held Tōngpàn Tīngzhōu and as zhī Duānzhōu. Famously praised by Wáng Ānshí 王安石 王安石 as Tàibái hòushēn (Lǐ Bái’s reincarnation) — the Sòngshǐ records that Mèi Yáochén 梅堯臣 梅堯臣 saw Guō’s first-month-old infant verses and declared him so. Guō’s loyalty to Wáng Ānshí is preserved in his three poems offered at Wáng’s tomb at Jiāngníng (recorded in Qīngshān jí); he had been a Wáng-recommended officer dismissed early in his career on factional fall-out. Yuánfēng 5 / 1082, while zhī Héféi, demoted to Zhāngnán internment for three years (Yuánfēng 5 / 1082 to Yuányòu 1 / 1086) — confirmed by his own Làngshì gē and Zhāngnán shūshì, which the Sìkù editors note supplements Sòngshǐ’s lacuna here. Eventually retired to Qīngshān near Dāngtú (the Qīngshān in his collection’s title commemorates Lǐ Bái’s Qīngshān-burial site). Two collections: the Qīngshān jí 青山集 in 30 juǎn (= KR4d0096; directory missing in /home/Shared/krp/) and the Qīngshān xùjí 青山續集 KR4d0097 in 7 juǎn. Sòngshǐ 444. CBDB id 27769; the catalog fl. before 1072 marker is incorrect.