Jiaqing served as Huizhou magistrate for four years. He was demoted to a military station because of a dispute with Qing Ji, the governor directly under him and the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, and 1802 (the seventh year of Jiaqing) was promoted to Yangzhou magistrate. When Yi Bingshou was 54 years old, he went to the official coffin to return to China, and tens of thousands of citizens in Yangzhou saw him off with tears. After his death at the age of 62, Yangzhou, in order to pay tribute to his legacy, joined Yi Bingshou in the local "Sanxian Temple" (the temples of Ouyang Xiu, Su Shi and Wang Shizhen) and renamed it "Sixian Temple". During his tenure, he was known as "clean and good governance".
Yi Bingshou likes painting and printing, and also has poems handed down from generation to generation. Works and calligraphy, especially exquisite seal script, are exquisite and charming. His books transcend the archaism and make the calligraphy of Qing Dynasty shine brilliantly. Lishu is particularly indulgent and elegant, with a lofty and broad atmosphere, and is called everyone with Deng.
Handed down ink is mainly found in Mo An Ji, Collected Works of Qing Yi Bing Shou published by Taiwan Province Popular Bookstore 197 1, and Selected Ink of Yi Bing Shou's Official Books published by Shanghai Bookstore 1984+00. Although he has four abilities, Li Shu is the most important. Its official script is a kind of grandeur and simplicity in the Han tablet. Peicen, Han, Yinzhou Monument, Kongzhou Monument, Monument, etc. , only included in "Selected Ink of Official Books" published by Shanghai Bookstore. Especially the Fang Heng tablet, according to Yi Bingshou's poem "Six Spring Grass Hall", we can know that he has written the Fang Heng tablet hundreds of times. It combines pre-Qin printing and Han and Wei brick colors in one furnace, forming its own family.
His running script works handed down from generation to generation have twelve lines, totaling 128 words, which were collected by Shanghai Museum and published in Japanese China Calligraphy Atlas of Ming and Qing Dynasties. "On the Axle of Liu Gongquan" was written in the third year of Jiaqing (1798), with four lines and 86 words, and published in The Complete Works of Calligraphy and Taoism in China. The Self-Written Collection of Poetry consists of 6 lines of 4 1 characters, which was collected by Liaoning Provincial Museum and published in The Complete Works of China Calligraphy and Taoism. Seven Poems Axis consists of six lines and 45 words, published in Japanese Calligraphy and Taoist Illustration in Ming and Qing Dynasties. "The Axis of Laozi's Running Script", with three lines of crosses, was published in The Complete Works of China's Calligraphy and Taoism. In addition, in the 20th year of the Republic of China (193 1), Zhenya Bookstore photocopied the Poems of Du Fu, a running script of Mr. Nanyuan, according to the ink collected by the owner of Pingzhai, and included a mirror of China's calligraphy.