Ben is a mountain man, but he is a friend in the mountains.
Like Lao Lian?
The cloud suddenly came out of the hole and the skin opened nine inches.
This ambition is immeasurable. I haven't seen you for thousands of years.
Lu You, a poet, also sent a congratulatory letter and four poems (Song Lu's "Poem of Jian Nan"). Title Zhu send wuyi jingse four poems), two of which are:
Mr. Wang is tied to the edge of the house so that he can read and know.
Don't shock the world with wisdom, lest people slander Tao as a fairy.
There are 36 fewer mountains and water like Qionglai.
Always look around, and the white clouds are half willing to part.
After the completion of Jing She, Zhu wrote twelve poems of Jing She Za Shi with joy, and wrote a preface to remember its grand occasion. Since then, he has received apprentices here, written books and given lectures, and trained a large number of students in the past five years. Zhu spread Neo-Confucianism, thus forming a powerful and influential school. Some famous scholars at that time, such as Cai, Liu Huolun, Zhan Tiren, Zhen, Li Hongzu and Ye Weiwei, all studied in Wuyi Jingshe. Later, a group of famous neo-Confucianists successively built rooms along Wuyi Mountain and Jiuqu River to study and give lectures, and some of them took "following the ambition and preaching" as their own responsibility. For example, Trang Van Shan Jutu by Liu Huolun, Nanshan Bookstore by Cai Shen, Xue Yong Bookstore by Cai Ling, Jingke Bookstore by Ji Xu and Hongyuan Bookstore by He Xiong appeared in Wuyi successively. Therefore, Wuyishan has become a famous mountain in the southeast of the motherland during the Southern Song Dynasty, and later people called it "Daonan Lidong".
After Zhu's death, Wuyi Jingshe was valued by feudal rulers and built in all dynasties. At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, it was expanded to Ziyang Academy, and the government allocated public land to support scholars. Since then, it was not until the 13th year of Ming Dynasty (1448) that it was changed to Zhu Wengong Temple to worship Zhu Shen, and Cai, Liu Huolun and Zhen had the right to sacrifice. In the 13th year of Ming Dynasty (15 18), Zhou Yiqing, Yushi and Xiaosan Qi Xin worked together to order the county magistrate Wang He to rebuild this land, which was more than 100 feet long and surrounded by walls. The vertical archway on the front is engraved with Wuyi Academy. Further along the archway, there is a five-story building called Gaoming Building, and there is also a five-story building in the middle lobby with six halls in each hall. They are all resplendent and elegant, and 100 mu of land has been specially set aside for sacrifice and repair, and several houses have been built next to them, and Zhu's descendants have been chosen to live and manage them alone. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, when Sima Chen lived in Woyun, Wuyi, Wuyi Academy was also renovated. Here is an interesting story about the decline of the academy at that time. A scholar wrote a poem on the wall: "Ziyang Academy fought against the waves and broke the wall and monument." I love to win the pavilion next door and draw a column cloud nest. "The story of Ziyang Academy is far less than the cloud nest and the painted column of Chen Shengzhu. When Chen Sheng saw the poem, he smiled and said, "It inspired me! "That is, the doves will rebuild Ziyang Academy [Volume 10 of Wuyishan Annals in Dong Qing Tiangong].
At the end of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (1644), Chen Huangmen broke his virginity and donated money to repair it. In the 16th year of Qing Shunzhi (1659), Chong 'an County ordered Han Wangshi to revise it. The following spring, the wind uprooted the trees, and the Wengong Temple was destroyed, leaving only two doors. In the 26th year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1687), it was officially rebuilt again, and Emperor Kangxi gave the imperial pen a plaque of "Learning to Heaven". In the fifty-sixth year of Kangxi (17 17), Governor Jue Luoman of Fujian and Zhejiang donated money to rebuild it. A hall was built to worship Zhu Xi, and several rafters were erected behind the hall, with Zhao Qingxian (a scholar in the Northern Song Dynasty, the second county magistrate of Chong 'an County), Hu Anguo and Liu Zikai as tributes. So far, this building has been destroyed, leaving only two. At the original site, there is an inscription and introduction of the "Wuyi Jingshe Site" inscribed by Shen Jinshou, a famous calligrapher in Fujian.