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Zhu Yuanzhang's young life was extremely difficult, and because his family was poor, he could not receive a book education like other children from normal families. In the last years of the Yuan Dynasty, famine spread everywhere, making it difficult for Zhu Yuanzhang to even ensure food and clothing. However, the special encounters of this era shaped Zhu Yuanzhang's tenacious character.
Zhu Yuanzhang did not have the opportunity to study as a child, but he deeply understood that if he wanted to manage a large number of civil and military officials, he must have the corresponding knowledge. Therefore, he began to teach himself cultural knowledge and calligraphy, and through years of perseverance and the guidance of his mentor, his cultural level gradually improved, and his calligraphy skills were perfected day by day.
In his later years, despite his old age, Zhu Yuanzhang wrote a biography, but the hero of this biography was not himself. The biography, entitled "The Immortal Zhuan of Zhou", is not written by Zhu Yuanzhang, but by Zhou Tuan, a beggar suffering from epilepsy.
Zhou Tuan's life is not as lucky as Zhu Yuanzhang. When he was young, he contracted a strange disease that caused him to go crazy, live on the streets, and make a living begging. Zhou Tuan was called "Tuan Immortal" and became the prototype among the five scattered people of the Ming Sect.
In the last years of the Yuan Dynasty, the government was corrupt, disasters continued, and uprisings broke out throughout the country. At the same time, whenever a new official took office, he would go to "sue the Taiping." However, each time his words were ominous, always provoking beatings and expulsions, but he was as stoic as he was used to.
After Zhu Yuanzhang entered and occupied Nanchang, Zhou Tuo came again to "sue the Taiping", but this time Zhu Yuanzhang regarded him as a crazy beggar and decided to end his suffering. Zhou Tuan was thrown into a large tank and burned to death with fire, but after three torments of flames, he still survived. Zhu Yuanzhang had to send him to the temple, but this time Zhou Tuan went on a hunger strike, which made Zhu Yuanzhang suspect that he had become an immortal.
To test his suspicions, Zhu Yuanzhang imprisoned Zhou and refused to provide food and water. A month later, Zhou Tuan was still healthy, and Zhu Yuanzhang was surprised. From then on, Zhu Yuanzhang began to pay more attention to Zhou Ying and kept him by his side.
However, Zhou Ying was not an auspicious omen, and he repeatedly made ominous prophecies, which eventually led Zhu Yuanzhang to tie him to a heavy object and throw him into the river. Miraculously, Zhou Tuan miraculously survived every time, but this time, he was gone and left Zhu Yuanzhang. It was rumored that Zhou Yu had become an immortal in the Lushan Immortal Cave, so Zhu Yuanzhang erected a monument and built a pavilion for him there, forever remembering this incredible person.
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