Aunt Ye Menglan was born in 1941 on December 12, Xinsi of Guangxu (1881), and died on November 27 of Xinsi of the Republic of China (1941). She was the second daughter of Ye Gongzuochen from the neighboring village, one year older than Pan Jianzong. They are distant cousins ??and childhood sweethearts. Ye was born into a distinguished family and was deeply influenced by traditional Chinese culture. Also passed away. From then on, Pan's house became gloomy. Auntie was the actual owner of the prosperous Pan's house. She took care of the Pan family's orchards and farmland, led the long-term workers, and welcomed relatives in the mountain village. Although the second mother, Wang Xueyin, was in charge of household affairs, Pan Zhai was quite depressed at this time. She did not know how to farm. As a farmer, Pan Zhai's natural scenery was not as good as before.
Today, in order to commemorate the local sages, the Qijun Memorial Hall has been completed. The museum is named by the current First Vice Chairman of the Chinese Kuomintang, Chairman of the Straits Exchange Foundation (SEF), and Vice Chairman of the International Democratic Alliance Inscribed by Mr. Jiang Bingkun, Chairman and President of the National Taipei University Alumni Association. The project is located in Miaohou Village, Zeya Town, covering a total area of ??more than 2,000 square meters, of which the Qijun Memorial Hall covers an area of ??more than 1,000 square meters, which was renovated from the original Miaohou Primary School. The total investment in the renovation project of Qijun Memorial Hall is about 2 million yuan. The project has been completed and it is planned to officially open in 2013. After the museum opens, it will focus on displaying Qijun's culture so that people can fully understand Qijun's life, experience and achievements.
During the Great Migration and Split in 1949, Qi Jun came to Taiwan with the Nationalist Government and served as secretary of the High Procuratorate, and later transferred to Chief of the Editorial and Review Section of the Ministry of Justice and Administration. In the same year, he published his first essay "The Golden Box" after coming to Taiwan in the Central Daily News.
In 1951, he married Li Tangji and they had a son.
In 1954, the first collection of prose novels "Qin Xin" was published. In addition to engaging in judicial work, Qi Jun also taught Chinese part-time in schools over the past few decades, such as Tamkang English College (now Tamkang University), World New College (now Taipei University), Cultural College (now China Culture University), and National Chung Hsing University , Central University and other schools.
Retired from the court in 1969.
In 1977, he stayed in the United States with his husband.
In 1980, he returned to China from the United States and taught in the Chinese Department of Central University.
In 1983, she stayed in the United States with her husband.
In 1999, "Smoke Sorrow" was selected into the "Thirty Classics of Taiwanese Literature".
From October 18 to 29, 2001, she brought her husband and daughter-in-law back to her hometown of Wenzhou, where she had been away for half a century, and personally opened the "Qi Jun Literature Museum" located in Qi Jun's former residence, now Sanxi Middle School. . When she returned to Miaohou Village in Zeya Town, she was filled with emotion. She called Miaohou Village "the hometown of my hometown" and wrote the words "The beautiful mountains and rivers of Qiyun and the loving hometown behind Miaohou".
In 2004, he and his husband returned to Taiwan and settled in Tamsui Town, Taipei County.
Died at Taipei Hexin Hospital at 4:45 a.m. on June 7, 2006, at the age of 90. Qi Jun has won the Prose Medal of the Chinese Literary and Art Association, the Literary Creation Prose Award of the Sun Yat-sen Academic Foundation, the Golden Tripod Award for Outstanding Works from the Information Bureau, and the Prose Award of the National Literary and Art Award. Qi Jun's prose has been selected into Taiwan's middle school Chinese textbooks many times.