Looking back at the inscription/picture of Chen Yuntuan, a reporter of the military jury, the inscription "Shi Liangfeng" has been damaged at present, with a residual length of 2 10cm and a height of 78 cm. The above paragraph reads, "Li Ying Li Nian, the examiner of the Imperial Examination of Wuzi, was awarded the Doctor of Imperial Examination of Chaoyi, and was appointed as the salt patrol and route for providing foodstuff in jiangnan province, knowing jiangning house, adding ten records". The plaque is engraved with the pattern of "wealth never stops", and the calligraphy is vigorous and powerful, showing everyone's demeanor. Expert comment: This plaque belongs to the merit plaque, which was erected by Lu Wei, a famous Xin 'an cultural figure in the middle of Qing Dynasty, a local veteran, Zhang Yingnian, praising him as a teacher and noble in morality. Although this stone tablet has been damaged, it is still a precious cultural relic of the Qing Dynasty. Recently, a reporter interviewed in tiemen town, Xin 'an County, and a local teacher surnamed Wang provided a clue: Zhang Qiuxian's family in nearby Chencun was a scholarly family in history, and at present, he still retains a plaque with exquisite calligraphy and high official position, which is very precious. Chencun is located on the hill south of tiemen town, Xin 'an County, and the ferromagnetic highway passes through the territory with convenient transportation. It is only a few kilometers away from Qiantang Zhizhai and Dongzhen Temple, a holy place of Taoism. Although the village is called "Chencun", more than 90% of the villagers are surnamed Zhang. Zhang Qiuxian used to be a teacher in the village. After retirement, he studied and practiced calligraphy, complacent. This year, he is 7 1 year old. He still lives in a century-old house handed down from generation to generation. Although the house is very shabby, it has basically maintained its original appearance, with blue bricks and gray tiles, tall and spacious, especially the ridge decoration on the roof and various brick carvings on the wall, which are colorful, vivid and elegant. When the old man learned our purpose, he immediately climbed into the shed in the hall and took down a plaque. When we looked at this "Shi Liangfeng" plaque, we were surprised and sorry. We are glad that its inscription was written by Lu, a famous Xin 'an cultural figure in the middle of Qing Dynasty, but unfortunately it is not complete. Zhang Qiuxian explained that his family used to have other plaques such as "Wu Kui", but because people didn't know their value, they didn't keep them well, destroyed them and lost them. This "Shi Liangfeng" was still intact a few years ago. On one occasion, a neighbor borrowed it as a stepping stone for building a house. As a result, a small part was hit by bricks and stones. Later, he went to look for it, but he couldn't find it. Speaking of the origin of this plaque, Zhang Qiuxian called his uncle Zhang Jianwen and an 87-year-old man from Zhang Zun Road. They dug up the genealogy, recalled it carefully, and started with the family history. According to the old people, Chencun's surname is Zhang and his ancestral home is Mashagou, Hongtong County, Shanxi Province. In the early Ming Dynasty, due to frequent wars and disasters in the Central Plains, the population was extremely scarce. From the third year of Hongwu (A.D. 1370) to the fourteenth year of Yongle (A.D. 14 16), the imperial court immigrated from Shanxi to the Central Plains in large numbers, and most of the formalities were handled in Hongdong. Chen Cun's ancestor Zhang was an ordinary peasant family in the great migration. Grandparents Gu Taijun and grandma took seven children over the mountains and walked on foot. When crossing the Yellow River, the whole family was separated. Gu Taijun wandered around with his youngest son, and finally settled in a thatched monastery in the west of Yushan Mountain in Xin 'an County. They work hard here, and their children get married and have children. Gradually, they formed a big family. Especially in the early and middle period of Qing Dynasty, the Zhang family was very prosperous in this area, with many fields and a well-off society. At the same time, they insisted on farming and studying, and paid attention to the education of their children, which made talents come forth in large numbers. During the Kangxi period of Zhang Yingnian (A.D. 1662 ~ A.D. 1722), a person from the Zhang family in Chencun was the most proud of them. He is the first 1 1 Zhang Shebiao. This person has studied hard since childhood and has outstanding talent. After taking the imperial examination, he was very successful. In the spring of the thirty-ninth year of Kangxi (A.D. 1700), he took the Chen Geng exam that year. As a result, he is a gifted scholar, ranking third in 2 17. In this subject, many people who were admitted as Jinshi later became famous scholars in history, the most famous being Nian Gengyao, who made contributions on the battlefield and served as a provincial official in his government, and Zhang, a veteran of Kang, Yong and Gan Dynasties who later served as Zaifu. After Zhang Shebiao was admitted to Jinshi, he did not reach the top like Nian Gengyao and Zhang. In the forty-ninth year of Kangxi (A.D. 17 10), he was transferred to Nanping, Fujian. Zhang Shebiao's character is honest, upright and honest. In Nanping, he pleaded for the people and enforced the law like a mountain Although outstanding achievements, but also offended many local strongmen and superior officials. Later, Emperor Kangxi intended to select officials from all over the country to serve in Beijing, and Zhang and others recommended Zhang Shebiao as "the same year". Unexpectedly, when the official department sent someone to investigate his situation, he mistakenly thought that his superiors would punish him. He was afraid, so he abandoned his official position and returned to his hometown. Later, officials of the official department chased Xin' an to understand, and Zhang Shebiao was even more frightened. When people leave, they swallow gold and commit suicide. Knowing this news, the court felt very sorry and set aside money for the family to be buried with. Up to now, the place where he was buried is still called "Jinshi grave" by people around the iron gate. Zhang Yingnian, the owner of the "Shi Liangfeng" plaque, is the leader of the thirteenth family in Chencun. His parents are both scholars and read a lot of poems. Influenced by his family, he studied well since childhood, but when he grew up, he took the imperial examination and failed repeatedly. In order to gain fame, he changed his strategy and studied martial arts instead. No one expected that under hard training, he was like a duck to water in this respect, and his martial arts and articles went hand in hand. In the thirty-third year of Qianlong (AD 1768), Zhang Yingnian took part in the rural examination in Wu Ke, Henan Province, with excellent results. He was admitted to the Wu Juren and was given the "Wu Kui" plaque. After his fame in the imperial examination, Zhang Yingnian did not take this opportunity to set foot on his official career, but returned to Chencun to teach and educate people. At the same time, he also does good deeds in the local area and helps the poor. More than 40 years have passed, and in Xin 'an area, Zhang Yingnian is highly respected. Lu, who has been an official abroad for many years, went back to his hometown to visit relatives, so he wrote the plaque of "Shi Liangfeng" and presented it to the old gentleman. Lu was a famous figure in Luoyang in the middle of Qing Dynasty, but few celebrities talked about it. He was born in the Lu family in Xin 'an, a famous Guanheluo in Ming and Qing Dynasties. This is a family of culture and officials. In this family, the ancestor Lu Kongxue was a great scholar in Henan. Wei Qi Lv, the son of Lu Kongxue, studied Neo-Confucianism since childhood. In the forty-first year of Wanli (A.D. 16 13), he was admitted as a scholar. He successively served as the official minister and the Nanjing Ministry of War minister, and founded the "Elo Society" in Luoyang, recruiting talents and writing books. The son of Lv, a scholar in the 18th year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (A.D. 166 1), served as the censor. Lu Luheng, the son of Lu, was a scholar in the thirty-third year of Kangxi (AD 1694). He used to be the left deputy governor of Douchayuan, and was also a famous poet, playwright and local chronicler during the Kangxi period. Lv Ganheng's younger brother, Lv Ganheng, studied hard for forty years in Qingyaoshan, Xin 'an, his hometown, and was a scholar in the forty-eighth year of Kangxi (AD 1709). He is a famous writer, his poems are lyrical and beautiful, his ancient prose keeps pace with the times, and his relationship with Fang Bao is very close. Lu Lv Heng has three sons. The eldest son, Lv Xianzeng, was a juren in the forty-seventh year of Kangxi (AD 1708). He used to be Xupu county magistrate and wrote Poems on the Pavilion. The second son, Lu Xuanzeng, was a scholar in the fifty-third year of Kangxi (A.D. 17 14). The third son, Lv Shouzeng, was a scholar in the second year of Yongzheng (AD 1724). He used to be a Shanxi envoy, a good poet, and made friends with Yuan Mei. I had two sons, one named Lu Gongqian and the other named Lu. They have been poets all their lives and have not been officials. Xuan Lu has two sons, namely Lu Highway and Lu Gongzi, both of whom are famous poets. Among them, Lu Gongzi was a scholar in the twenty-seventh year of Qianlong (AD 1762) and also engaged in textual research. Lv Gongpu, the son of Lv Shouzeng, was named Tian Cun. He presided over Jingshan Academy for many years and wrote Poems in Tian Cun, which was called "a hero in poetry" by Yuan Mei. In addition, Lv Ganheng, his son Lv Yaozeng, was a scholar in the 45th year of Kangxi (A.D. 1706), and was also a famous poet, who wrote Poems on Hengshan Mountain and Poems on White Rock. According to the statistics of relevant experts, from Wei Qi Lv to the Five Dynasties, there were 8 Lushi family members in Xin 'an, accounting for nearly one third of all 25 Jinshi in Xin 'an in Ming and Qing Dynasties. In addition, there are many people in the exam, and the family has flourished for more than 200 years. Lu, who wrote the inscription "Shi Liangfeng" for Zhang Yingnian, is the grandson of Lu Yaozeng. In the thirty-sixth year of Qianlong (A.D. 177 1), he was admitted as a doctor, and successively served as a magistrate in Tongzhou, Suzhou, Fengyang and Jiangning. He has extraordinary wit and generous personality. He has served as an official in many places, judged cases like a god, promoted learning and advised the world, and made great achievements. He is also good at calligraphy and poetry, and has a deep friendship with Yuan Mei and Yao Nai, cultural celebrities in Qing Dynasty. When he was the magistrate of Jiangning, he also presided over the compilation of the newly revised Jiangning County Records. It is extremely rare that the plaque he inscribed can be preserved to this day.