Wang Shizhen's wife and concubine's children Wang Shizhen's former residence.

Wang Shizhen was a scholar in Shunzhi period, and he was the official minister of punishments. His representative works include My Talk in Chibei and My Miscellaneous Notes in Tinggufu. His verve theory has a great influence on later generations, and calligraphy is known as the poet's book. Wang Shizhen's concubines: Zou Pingzhang, great-grandfather, Henan Governor, a surname, grandfather, etc. Zhang, the left metropolitan teacher, history and father of Duchayuan, was promoted by Zhenjiang Prefecture in the south of the Yangtze River. He married Wang Shizhen at the age of 14, and died at home in the fifteenth year of Kangxi. Side room: Chen, the eldest son of the deceased in April of the thirty-second year of Kangxi: Yang (word Qingyuan), alias Shiqinshan, born on August 22nd, the tenth year of Shunzhi, and the second son: Hun, born in May of the thirteenth year of Shunzhi (1656), Kangxi. The fourth son: Wang Qi, born in April of the 11th year of Kangxi. The eldest daughter: Wang Duan, died in June of the 29th year of Kangxi, the second daughter: Wang Wan, died in September of the 28th year of Kangxi, and the third daughter: Wang Gong, died in July of the 32nd year of Kangxi. Wang Shizhen's former residence, Wang Shizhen's former residence, is located in the north of Yuyang Road, Chengnan Village, a new town in Huantai County, where the historic site of Xicheng Villa is located. Wang Shizhen's former residence was originally a residential courtyard and garden. There are four courtyards in the south of the house, with long corridors, drawing rooms, wooden partitions and carved doors and windows. This building is simple and elegant. There is a rockery in the North Garden and a pavilion on the mountain, which is called the Spanish Pavilion. Pavilion is a book written by Hao Yuchun, a calligrapher in Qing Dynasty. It is said that the stone is a rockery, which has its own true weather, and the pavilion is still of that size. There is a hole at the foot of the mountain called Ruyi Cave. There is a big fish pond next to it. There is a golden toad in it, and there is a fountain in its mouth. The water is splashing and the ripples are clear. The bamboo forests in the garden are trimmed, fragrant, quiet and pleasant, and have a unique flavor. At present, Wang Shizhen's former residence is considerable, but the original building only has its gate and the Peony Pavilion in the west. Others are being renovated and will be open to tourists in a few days.