Brother Xie An ranks the third among his brothers, and his eldest brother Xie Yi, who is informal, is known as "a foreign Sima". The second brother died early, and his children were raised by Xie An. Xie Wan, the fourth brother, had a good reputation. After defeat, he was abolished as Shu Ren, so he used to ride alone and serve as a pawn. Xie Shi, the fifth brother, is a famous soldier and commander in chief of the Battle of Feishui. Sixth brother Xie Tie, Yongjia Taishou, life is unknown. Xie An also has a cousin Xie Shang. His wife Xie An, his wife Liu, and Liu Yi's sister are witty and humorous. Xie An has a good relationship with her and often discusses current affairs figures with her. She has a strong personality and is not allowed to take concubinage with Xie An. There is a famous saying that "Zhou Lao writes poetry, but it is useless". The sons and nephews of Xie's family were brought up by Xie 'an when he lived in seclusion in Dongshan, so all the outstanding figures were listed, not limited to Xie's sons. Xie Daowen, the eldest daughter of Xie Yi, the sister of Xie Xuan and a famous talented woman, is considered to have the legacy of the Seven Sages of Bamboo Forest. [57][58]。 Xie Xuan, the seventh son of Xie Yi, is the "Jie" [6] among the four gifted scholars [59]. The front-line commander of the Battle of Feishui and the Northern Expedition, the founder and commander-in-chief of the northern government soldiers. Xie Lang, the son of Xie Zhi, was the "Hu" among the four gifted scholars, and died early [61]. Xie Yan, the second son of Xie An, was the last of the four gifted scholars [62], the front-line general in the Battle of Feishui, and died in battle. [63]。 Xie Shao, the son of Xie Wan, was the "Feng" among the four gifted scholars, and died early [64]. Xie Lingyun, the grandson of Xie Xuan, is a famous poet. He has written famous poems such as "Climbing to the Pool and Going upstairs" and "Climbing to a Lonely Island in the River". Xie Tiao (Xie Xuancheng and Xiao Xie), the nephew of Xie Lingyun, is a famous "Yongming Style" poet and one of the "Eight Friends of Jingling". He wrote famous poems such as "Going to the Three Mountains Late and Returning to Wangjing City".