When Zhou Shunchang was taken to Beijing, he was loved by people along the way. Zhou Shunchang believed that "justice lies in people's hearts", so he wrote an epistolary essay to his eldest son, Mao Lan, expressing his strong will, which was later included in China Family Instructions. After Emperor Chongzhen ascended the throne, Wei Zhongxian was dismissed, and Zhou Maolan, the son of Zhou Shunchang, complained to Emperor Chongzhen. Emperor Chongzhen rehabilitated Zhou Shunchang, restored his original office and held a funeral for him. Zhou Maolan resigned from Yin Feng's official position and built the crown tomb of Zhou Shunchang in the suburbs of Suzhou. Tombstone was inscribed by a famous scholar, Lindong party member Huang Daozhou (cursive script, now in Nanjing Museum). There is a written record about Zhu Hongzhou's tomb in the Book of Rites, compiled in 1943: "Zhou Shunchang's tomb, a native of Wu, died in Dongchang prison. According to legend, there are three tombs in the north of Yongning Street, Honggang, Dongzhu, the county seat, named' Zhou's Tomb', and its main cave is Zhou Shunchang's Tomb. " In April 2000, the North Bridge of Yongninggou in Zhu Hong Town was demolished, and Zhou Shunchang's nanmu coffin was dug up when Banqiao Road was built in July the following year. Zhu Hong Old Street is only two or three meters wide from north to south and only 100 meters long from east to west. In the early years, it was paved with blue bricks and red bricks at will. From west to east, there are cultural stations, hospitals, old post offices, old banks, pastry shops, biscuit shops, teapot stoves, barber shops, southern goods shops, western restaurants, small cloth shops, big cloth shops, hotels, eastern restaurants and waste collection stations. This old street silently witnessed the whole historical change of Zhu Hong. For hundreds of years, I don't know how many people have come and gone from this street in a hurry, heading for different life journeys. Whether it is success or failure, whether it is brilliant or dull, it is a wonderful and lively life.
The well-preserved ancient buildings and streets in the ancient towns during the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the Republic of China are also the testimony of Zhu Hong's profound historical and cultural heritage. Located at Shiren Lane 10, Fanhua Street, there is an ancestral temple building with six rooms in front and back, which was built in the middle of Ming Dynasty and has been well preserved so far. There is an alunite "Sun's Ancestral Hall" in the courtyard, which is 60 cm long, 30 cm wide and 12 cm thick, which is enough to explain the origin of this ancestral hall.
Sun Shi's ancestral home in Nanzhili (now Huizhou City, Anhui Province) was Huizhou House, and he was an official family. In the early years of Ming Hongwu, he moved to Xinghua, Zhu Hong, mainly for business.
Another Sun Shi family, located in the south of the street, was originally from Suzhou, with a front shop and a back house, which was built in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties (with buildings in the north and bungalows in the south). Although it has gone through more than 300 years of vicissitudes, it is still well preserved. Together with the surrounding residential buildings in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, it constitutes a holistic ancient block with large volume and good quality, which adds irreplaceable glory to the ancient town. Since ancient times, bamboo and flood have gathered together. During the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, Zheng Banqiao, a representative of the Eight Eccentrics in Yangzhou, set up a museum to worship disciples in Huo Jun Temple in Zhu Hong, and inscribed a plaque for the "Huo Jun Temple".
Um ... at the same time, the title is "vegetable radish brown rice casserole Tianshui chrysanthemum tea" The first couplet is different from Zheng Kitchen's "cabbage with green salt, rice with children".
Taste. At present, nearly a thousand descendants of Zheng Banqiao family live in Zhu San and Zhu Temple in Zhu Hong Town. In the early years of the Republic of China, Zhu Hongren Liu Hongwen founded this primary school (later changed to Zhu Hong Primary School) and dedicated it to the country. Therefore, Cai Yuanpei, then the chief education officer of the National Government, awarded Liu Hongwen a medal.
During the Anti-Japanese War, Jiangnan fell. In order to prevent a large number of precious ancient books from falling into the hands of the Japanese invaders, Liu Yimou, a famous master of Chinese studies and director of the First Library of Jiangsu Province, wrote a letter to Jin, a student who was then the county magistrate of Xinghua County, and received support. Later, his family moved from Zhenjiang to Zhu Hong, Xinghua, and a large number of ancient books were hidden in Guanyin Pavilion and Zhu Hong, Xinghua. This move was also helped by Xinghua celebrities, educators Shi Jinsheng and Zhang Daozhong. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Mr. Liu transported the preserved ancient books back to Zhenjiang. Later, Liu Yimou wrote in "Preface to Yu Yuxuan's Tales": "Hong Chu is the land of Zheng Kerou's disciples, and the literary talent is romantic. The cicada has been singing for hundreds of years, and the villages and towns can catch it." Today, Liu Cengfu, a famous calligrapher and grandson of Mr. Liu, calls Xinghua Zhu Hong his second hometown.