Question 1: Is Cai Weihong the smartest person in Putian? I think you are smarter~
As an enthusiastic friend of Putian Xincheng.com, I can only say this to you.
Question 2: Are Putian people smart? Do they dare to work hard?
They value business, are diligent, and smart.
Question 3: Why are Putian people called Putian monkeys? Putian people are known as China’s Jews, like the ancestors of the richest man in China, Li Jiacheng, are Putian people. Putian people are relatively thick-skinned. They are born with business acumen, just like Jews, they can do business and are very smart.
Question 4: Why are everyone called Putian people? It’s called Putian Asao. Are Putian people really that arrogant? Putian Asao? Putian Ah Shao, Putian Ah Shao, or Putian Ah Shao? It means that Putian people are smart and like to tease people
Question 5: Why are Putian people called "Oriental Jews"? Putian people are known as the Jews of China. For example, the ancestors of the richest man in China, Li Jiacheng, are Putian people. Putian people are relatively thick, They are born with business acumen, just like the Jews, they can do business and are very smart.
Question 6: Why are Leizhou people so smart? 40 points is because you know that everyone is smarter. In fact, a place has About 30% of people are smarter, so they can be said to be smarter.
In view of Leizhou people:
Leizhou people, also known as Leizhou people (Leizhou Peninsula), Leizhou people are one of the four major ethnic groups in Guangdong. Leizhou people originated from the Minnan region of Fujian and later mixed with the local Baiyue ethnic group. The Leizhou ethnic group is closely related to the Minnan ethnic group, Chaoshan ethnic group, and Hainan ethnic group. However, over a long period of time, the Leizhou people have developed a Leizhou culture that is different from the Chaoshan culture and the Southern Fujian culture based on the local geographical environment. Leizhou people are resolute and courageous, truth-seeking and pragmatic, honest and righteous, forming a strong sense of unity. It is also worth mentioning that Leizhou people are very united when they go out. They also have the same character as Chaoshan people, that is, they like to stick together.
And there have been many celebrities in history:
Chen Wenyu
A sage from southern Guangdong, a famous historical figure from western Guangdong in the Tang Dynasty. Emperor Taizong Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty named him "Lei Zhen" "King", later generations respectfully called him "Thunder King, Thunder God, Thunder Ancestor". Lei Zu Chen Wenyu is worshiped by the people of Leizhou Peninsula and is the embodiment of heroism, loyalty, filial piety and righteousness.
Zhou Decheng
A history of integrity in the Ming Dynasty, his birth and death are unknown. He was first appointed as Taikang Ambassador and later promoted to Laizhou Ambassador. In the Gengshen year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1380), he was recommended as the magistrate of Xiuning County, Anhui. During his tenure, he redressed unjust cases, eliminated traitors, enforced the law impartially, was not afraid of powerful people, solved cases like running water, acted openly, impartially and honestly, and was known as "Bao Zheng's Rebirth".
Mo Tiantian
Incorruptible history of the Ming Dynasty, Jinshi in the 41st year of Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty (1562). He once served as the county magistrate of Putian in Fujian, the prefect of Dali, and the military commander of Youjiang in Guangxi. When he left Putian, people in Putian wrote a couplet for the newly appointed county magistrate Xu Zhice and the departed Mo Tiantian: "It is difficult to teach the bright moon not to leave, but to be happy when the breeze comes slowly." This shows Mo Tiantian's excellent political achievements when he was an official. "Putian Chronicles", "Yunnan General Chronicles", "Guangdong General Chronicles" and other books all list him as a "famous official".
Feng Bin
A historian of integrity in the Ming Dynasty, he became a Jinshi in the Jiachou year of Ming Dynasty (1529) and was appointed magistrate of Pingyang County. He resigned due to the death of his wife and was later appointed as the Order of Shanghai. Feng Bin is an honest official, strict with laws and regulations, and severely punishes villains and profiteers. He valued education and enlightened the people with great righteousness. He is clearly aware of everything, administers policies effectively, and handles cases strictly. Because of his outstanding political achievements, he was recommended to serve as the imperial censor. Because of his upright character and unwillingness to collude with corrupt officials, he resigned and returned to his fields.
| Jiu
The leader of the overseas Chinese, (originally named Mo Jiu), a port state, was a native of Leizhou, Guangdong | Jiu (Vietnamese: M?c C?u) was established in today's southern Vietnam a Chinese government. It was established by Jiu in the 1670s and lasted for four generations and five lords. It was finally destroyed in 1809. It was the longest-standing Chinese regime in Nanyang. In today's Kien Giang Province in Vietnam, local Chinese regard Jiu as their ancestor and built a temple in his honor.
Chen
A sage from southern Guangdong and a famous upright official, his courtesy name was Wenhuan and his nickname was Meichuan. He was born in the thirteenth year of Shunzhi, the ancestor of the Qing Dynasty, and died in the fifty-seventh year of Kangxi, the ancestor of the Qing Dynasty, at the age of sixty-three. Jinshi in the 33rd year of Kangxi (AD 1694).
He has successively served as governor of Gutian, Fujian, county magistrate of Taiwan, governor of Hunan, governor of Fujian, and governor of Fujian and Zhejiang. He was honest and honest throughout his life, diligent in government and caring for the people. He was called "the most outstanding person in integrity" by the emperor Kangxi of the dynasty.
Chen Changqi
A sage from southern Guangdong, a famous scholar, a master of archeology, language, and literature during the Qianjia period, and a famous modern scientist proficient in astronomy, calendar, medicine, and geography. He revised the "Yongle Dadian", edited the "Sikuquanshu", compiled "Leizhou Prefecture Chronicles" and "Guangdong General Chronicles", and wrote a collection of poems and essays "Ci Shu Tang Ji" and a calligraphy treatise "Linchi Suo Yu" , other scientific works include "Tian Xue Yu Shuo", "Tian Xue Yu Shuo", "Tian Xue Zhu Yao", "Tian Xue Zong Yao", "Geography Notes", etc.
Cai Chong
A Jinshi in the Qing Dynasty, his courtesy name was Fear San and his nickname was Lan J. He lost his father when he was five years old and grew up with his uncle. He was smart, studious and outstanding since he was a child. He was appreciated by Chen Changqi, a great scholar in the Qing Dynasty, and married his second daughter Chen Peiyao to him. In the 13th year of Jiaqing (1808), he was selected for the Shuntian Ranking Examination. In the second year of Daoguang (1822), he became a Jinshi. He has profound knowledge in poetry, lyrics, music and poetry.
Wushi Er
A hero who resisted the Qing Dynasty (originally named Mai Youjin). In the last years of Qianlong's reign, he could not stand the oppression of the wealthy officials, so he and his brother Mai Yougui and his younger brother Wumai Youzhi Gathering a crowd to revolt, he wrote in the majestic "Blue Flag Song": "The blue flag is fluttering, and heroes can be recruited. The emperor of the sea is not afraid of the Qing Dynasty!".
Fu Zhaopeng
A historian of integrity in the Qing Dynasty, his courtesy name was Trentei and his nickname was Bojiu. He won the imperial examination in the sixth year of Xianfeng (1856) and Jinshi in the second year of Tongzhi (1863). He successively served as magistrate of Taihu, Woyang, Tongcheng, Fengyang and other counties in Anhui Province, and was later promoted to magistrate of Lu'an. He died in office in the twelfth year of Guangxu's reign. Fu Zhaopeng has a kind heart, respects scholars and loves the people.
Wang Mengling
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Question 7: Why is there such a saying in Fujian: "If you want to marry a Hui'an girl, should you marry a girl?" "Marry a Putian man"? Because Hui'an women are not afraid of hardship and are more hard-working.
Putian men are more chauvinistic and generally do not take care of housework when they return home after making money
Question 8: Why is it 8:00 a.m. every morning? Around 30 minutes, there are calls from Putian, Fujian. What are their purposes and intentions? If you are a smart person, why should you worry about being deceived? If you are not a wealthy person, what purpose and intention can others have towards you? What do you have for people to take pictures of? Groundless worries?
Question 9: What do people in Putian, Fujian like? I have 2 classmates who like that... I can’t decide on the computer, so that’s all I can give as a gift. It depends on the big level and I can give something similar. If he really likes that thing, he must have a lot of them
Question 10: What is Putian’s history and culture? Putian City is located in the central coastal area of ??Fujian. It has multiple geographical features: it faces the sea in the east, is surrounded by Meizhou Island and Nanri Island in the near future, and has Taiwan Island in the distance as a barrier; it is blocked by mountains in the northwest. The main mountain ranges form multiple barriers between Putian and surrounding areas. The land area is Fuzhou and The transition zone between Quanzhou and Quanzhou. Putian was founded in the Tang Dynasty. This special geographical location gave Putian many advantages in the early stages of development: First, it was far away from war. During the Tang and Song dynasties, the Central Plains was at war; however, here was a paradise with relatively stable politics and economic prosperity during the Song Dynasty, which created a good social environment and made the Song Dynasty the most glorious cultural heyday in the history of Putian. The cultural accumulation it left behind is The continuous development of the Ming and Qing Dynasties laid a solid foundation; secondly, due to the terrain barrier, Putian was a closed area before its birth. When the Chinese people from the Central Plains brought the Chinese culture they created with their wisdom, Putian used the method of appropriation to bring it It is applied in production and life to form a trend of catching up from behind; the third is the influence of multiculturalism. After Putian was developed, various cultural genes were integrated into Putian, and Putian accepted them with an open mind. This promotes the maturity and development of Putian culture. It is precisely because of these various factors that Putian has been known as a "famous country of literature" and "Beachside Zulu" since the Song Dynasty. For more than a thousand years, with the evolution of history, it has accumulated rich cultural accumulation, which is specifically reflected in the following: :
1. Brilliant humanities. From the Tang Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, in the Jinshi examination to select the subjects of feudal society, more than 2,370 Jinshi (including special titles, etc.) were admitted in the two counties of Zhongling and Yuxiu. Among them, 12 people won the first place, 7 people were in the second place, and 5 people were in the third place.
Among the 14 people who have entered the rank of prime minister, more than 30 people have served as ministers and more than 30 ministers. Some of these officials are not only handsome in the political arena, but also masters in the literary world. Huang Tao of the Tang Dynasty was praised as the "first ancestor of Fujian essays", Cai Xiang of the Song Dynasty for his political ethics, Zheng Qiao's historical writings, Liu Kezhuang's literature, Lin Guangchao's Neo-Confucianism, Zheng Qiao's integrity, Chen Wenlong's loyalty, Jiang Chunlin's uprightness, and Wang Yuhao's fearlessness. …these outstanding figures in history, their achievements are shining in the annals of history, and they revitalized China with great magnanimity.
2. Rich cultural relics. Putian City has 4 national-level cultural relics, 22 provincial-level cultural relics, and 387 city- and county-level cultural relics. Among these cultural relics are dozens of famous temples, such as Guanghua Temple, Meifeng Temple, Guishan Temple, Sanhui Temple, Yuantong Temple, Longhua Temple, Meizhou Ancestral Temple and Sanqing Hall, etc., as well as dozens of famous pagodas: Guanghua Temple Buddhist Temple Jiawen Pagoda, Dongyanshan Stone Pagoda, Fengshan Wuchen Pagoda, Longhua Twin Pagodas. There are many ancient water conservancy project dams: Mulan Pi, Sihua Pi and Yanshou Pi, as well as ancient ruins such as ancient woodcutter towers and cliff carvings, etc., which are rich and colorful.
3. His writings are vast. There are many volumes of writings written by Putian people in the past dynasties. According to incomplete statistics, there are 25 volumes in the Tang Dynasty, 632 volumes in the Song Dynasty, 60 volumes in the Yuan Dynasty, 994 volumes in the Ming Dynasty, and 470 volumes in the Qing Dynasty. They were included in the "Sikuquanshu" in the Qing Dynasty. There are 57 books and 1082 volumes in the catalogue, and there are 74 books and 1196 volumes in the archives.
4. Mazu culture. Mazu was born in the coastal countryside of Putian. During her lifetime, she eliminated evil, brought justice, and saved the world. After her death, people still believed in her and worshiped her as a god. With the evolution of history, Mazu belief evolved into Mazu culture. So far, there are more than 200 million Mazu believers and more than 2,500 Mazu temples around the world. Mazu and its temples can be believed in almost wherever there are Chinese people. Especially in Taiwan, there has been a craze for searching for the roots of Mazu culture since the 1980s. Mazu culture has become a strong cohesion and affinity for the Chinese nation. More than 100 Mazu temples across the island have organized groups to visit their ancestors in Meizhou. Mazu culture has built a bridge for folk cultural exchanges. , setting the stage to sing economic drama, among the foreign trade enterprises in Putian City, Taiwanese capital accounts for 40%.
In view of Putian's long history and rich cultural heritage as a "famous country for literature", in 1994, with the support of the Municipal Party Committee and the Municipal ***, the Municipal Federation of Social Science and Technology, in conjunction with eight other organizations including the Municipal Construction Committee, ** *** co-initiated the Putian Historical and Cultural City Seminar, and the Municipal *** established a preparatory leading group headed by Mayor Wu Jianhua to start various application work. In 1999, the Provincial People's Government approved Putian City as one of the first batch of "Historical and Cultural Cities" in the province.