The surname Cuī comes from the surname Jiang, and is named after the city. The ancestor who got the surname: Cui Jizi. According to legend, Emperor Yan Shennong was the son of Shaodian. He got the surname Jiang because he lived on the shore of Jiangshui (a tributary of the Weishui River). In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, one of his descendants was Jiang Ziya, who was granted the title of Qi (now northeastern Shandong). Taigong's grandson Jizi was supposed to succeed the king of Qi, but he gave way to his younger brother Shu Yi and settled in Cui Yi. Later generations took the city as their surname and called it Cui. They respected the benevolent and virtuous Ji Zi as the ancestor of the Cui surname. In mainland China, the surname Cui is the 58th most common surname, but in Taiwan, the surname Cui is not among the top 100 most common surnames.
The harmonious world of Boling County;
The main character is silent in Li Tang.
——Quanliandian refers to the county title and hall number of the surname Bao. "Silent Li" refers to Li Bai's inability to recite poems.
The painter Yang Beihai
The teacher left Zengcheng.
——The first couplet refers to Cui Zizhong: a native of Beihai (now Laiyang, Shandong Province), a famous painter in the Ming Dynasty. He is good at painting figures and ladies, and also does portrait painting. Together with Chen Hongshou, they are called "South Chen Beicui". Xia Lian Dian refers to Cui Yu, a scholar of Guanwen Palace in the Song Dynasty. People from Zengcheng. Outstanding achievements in governance. His posthumous title is Qingxian, and he has "Jupo Collection".
Shaodi Gong and sister-in-law;
My wife is good at doing good things to my sister-in-law.
——The Shangliandian refers to Su Shaodi’s marriage in the Song Dynasty, and there were often disputes between the sisters-in-law. The second line refers to Cui Yuan's grandmother, Mrs. Tang, who was extremely filial to her aunt and offered her breast milk every time.
The pile of beds is like a wat in Xingningli;
The pens gather poetic talents in the Yellow Crane Tower.
——The upper couplet refers to the hometown of Cui Siyi, the ancestor of the Cui family, in Baisha Village, Gong County, Henan Province. The lower couplet refers to Cui Hao, a great poet of the Tang Dynasty, whose poetic style is gorgeous, generous and heroic. . The poem "Yellow Crane Tower" was highly praised by Li Bai: "There is a view in front of me, but Cui Hao has a poem above."
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Bingren Yuejun;
Dongzhi Yuanming.
——This couplet is a couplet of inscriptions on the inscription of Cui Jingyong, Taizhong’s official in the later Wei Dynasty.
Qingchuan is full of Hanyang trees;
Parrot Island is full of fragrant grass.
——This couplet is a poem couplet from "Yellow Crane Tower" by Cui Hao, a poet of the Tang Dynasty.
Nai Wen Nai Wu, why not recount the past events again;
Performing loyalty and filial piety urges the world not to take it for granted.
The engraved feathers to attract business imply the meaning of Spring and Autumn;
Knowing the past and looking at outsiders must be deeply cautious.
——The above two couplets are the four stone pillar couplets at the front of the theater of Cui's ancestral hall in Baisha Village, Gong County, Henan Province.
Thousands of years of ancestral virtues and merits, Bacon solid foundation, recalling the ancestors of civil servants, scholars, military commanders and princes, how could they be named Fu Jinou, the only one in the Tang Dynasty;
Thirty thousand miles of Chuanyuan River Yue, Yuxiu Zhongling, I hope that future generations will wear hairpins and tassels, wear gentry, and wear halberds at every door, so that Qianyang will be greatly invigorated.
——Cui Yangting and Cui Xianda co-authored the couplet of the Cui clan’s ancestral hall in Shaling, Yuexi County, Anhui Province (64 words in this couplet).