Cangnan County, which belongs to Wenzhou City, is located in the southernmost part of Zhejiang Province. Because it is located in the south of Yucang Mountain, the county is named Cangnan . It is bordered by the East China Sea to the east and southeast, and the land is adjacent to Fuding City, Taishun County, Pingyang County, Wencheng County and Longgang City in Ningde City, Fujian Province, known as the "South Gate" of Zhejiang Province. It has an area of 1,252.9 km². Cangnan City is 81 kilometers away from Wenzhou City.
The main mountain range in Cangnan County is Wangzhou Mountain, with an altitude of 753.3 meters, which is very majestic because it is in the middle of the coastal plain and rises abruptly. At the southern foot of Wangzhou Mountain, there is Sunhu Mountain, with dangerous terrain and many bees, the highest point is Dajian Mountain, and there is Longhu on the mountain. The general terrain of Cangnan County is high in the southwest and low in the northeast, and there are five peaks of more than 1,000 meters in the southwest, with high terrain and many cliffs and waterfalls in the gully source area. At the northeast end is the mouth of the Aojiang River, which is low and flat, and is a plain with a dense river network.
Most of Cangnan belongs to the Aojiang River system. The Aojiang River is one of the eight major river systems in Zhejiang Province and one of the three major tidal rivers in the country (there are also Qiantang River and Minjiang River). Initially named Shiyang River, it was changed to Hengyang River, and then changed to Qiancang River, and then because of the turbulent waves at the mouth of the river at high tide, it was shaped like a giant mountain, and it was renamed Aojiang River during the Republic of China, commonly known as Qinglong River. The total length of the main stream is 91.1 km, and the tributary Hengyang Branch River is the longest. The main stream basin is called Beigang, the Hengyang Branch River basin is called Nangang, and after the confluence of the North and South Rivers, the east flow flows into the East China Sea, passing through Huqian, Yanjiang, Longgang Town to Jiangkou, and is bounded by the middle line of the Aojiang River and Pingyang County. The cangnan Aojiang river system includes the Hengyang Tributary River and the Hushan Inland River, Xiaojiangtang River, Zaoxi River and Jiangnan River that communicate with it. Cangnan County belongs to the central subtropical monsoon climate zone. Winter and summer winds alternate significantly, the four seasons are distinct, and the climate is mild.
Cangnan County alum ore reserves are huge, accounting for 80% of the country's reserves, accounting for 60% of the world's reserves, so Alum Mountain Town has the "world's alum capital".
Honors received by Cangnan County
In December 2018, Cangnan County was selected as one of the top 100 counties in terms of comprehensive economic competitiveness and investment potential. 2019 National Top 100 Counties in Business Environment. In May 2020, the "2020 National County-level Digital Agriculture rural e-commerce development report" was released, and Cangnan County ranked 21st. In May 2020, it won the 74th place in the "2020 China Top 100 County Economy List". In July 2020, Cangnan County was selected as one of the top 100 counties in the comprehensive strength of county tourism in 2020, ranking 58th. In July 2020, it was selected into the list of "2020 China's Top 100 County Economy Research" and ranked 86th. In November 2020, it was selected into the "2020 National County Digital Agriculture Rural Development Advanced County List". In December 2020, it ranked 67th in the top 100 comprehensive competitiveness of the national county economy in 2020. On January 2, 2021, China's efficiency "Baigao County" ranked 49th in 2020.
History of Cangnan County
In the Neolithic age, there were human activities on the Dulong Mountain in Lingxi Town, and stone tools and ancient pottery fragments were left behind. To this day, there are still seven stone shed tombs from the Shang and Zhou Dynasties in Tongqiao Village, Qianku Town. It was a relatively special tomb shape system in the coastal areas of southern Zhejiang at that time, and this kind of megalithic tomb culture was extremely rare in China and has been listed as a "national security" unit. During the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, human activities gradually became more frequent. In the spring and autumn, it is a land of Vietnamese people. In the middle of the Warring States period, it began to be minyue land. After the Qin unified China, it belonged to Minzhong County; in the fifth year of Han Gaozu (202 BC), he established the Minyue State in his hometown of Minzhong, which belonged to the Minyue State. In the third year of the reign of Emperor Hui of Han (192 BC), Emperor Hui of Han made him the King of Donghai, and du Dong'ou (present-day Wenzhou), known as the King of Dong'ou, was under the jurisdiction of the East Sea. During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Dong'ou moved the country to Jianghuai, and the state was removed. In the second year of the first reign of the Han Zhao Emperor (85 BC), present-day Cangnan Prefecture belonged to Huipu County. The local Minnan culture mainly comes from the Putian immigrants from southern Fujian during the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty, and the Putian people who have emigrated to Zhangzhou, Quanzhou, and re-immigrated to Wenzhou, with Cangnan County as the center. Later, it was successively subordinated to Zhang'an, Yongning, Luoyang, Anyang, Angu, Shiyang, Hengyang, Yongjia, Pingyang and other counties. On March 6, 1981, the Pingyang County CPC Committee and the Pingyang County Revolutionary Committee submitted the "Report on the Requirement of Sub-counties" to the Zhejiang Provincial CPC Committee and the Zhejiang Provincial Revolutionary Committee. On June 18, the State Council issued a reply to the provincial government to approve the establishment of Cangnan County. Among them, Cangnan County placed the town of Alum Mountain, which originally belonged to Pingyang, and the seven districts of Lingxi, Alum Mountain, Mazhan, Jinxiang, Qianku, Yishan, and Qiaodun under the jurisdiction of Cangnan County, and the county seat was located in Lingxi Town. In September 1981, Wenzhou District and Wenzhou City merged to form Wenzhou City, implementing a municipal management and county system. On November 5, cangnan and Pingyang Branch Office was opened. In 2019, Wenzhou has jurisdiction over four districts, including Lucheng, and five counties, including Ruian, Yueqing, Longgang, and Cangnan So far.
Cangnan County has a wealth of specialties and delicacies Specialties include Cangnan Four Seasons Pomelo and Cangnan Cuilong Tea, which are protected by the National Geographical Indication. There are also Cangnan Jia Valerian (Yin Xie), Mazhan Four Seasons Grapefruit, Cangnan Lychee, Cangnan Alum Sculpture, Yanting River Crab, Cangnan Mushroom, Sweet Potato Powder, Wenzhou Seaweed, Cangnan Jialian (Yinzhu) Lacquerware, Yellow Gardenia, Fifty Zhangs Powder Dried, Huayang Beef and so on.
Horse Station Four Seasons Grapefruit
Cangnan Mooncake
The delicacies include oil-dried chicken, Horse Station Fried Bun, Yishan Fish Cake, Fragrant Orange Chrysanthemum Fish, Southern Song Dynasty Chicken Mixed Soup, Brine Goose, Fried Rice, Cangnan Brine Chicken Wings, Ma Qiao, Winter Solstice Circle, Lantern Cake, Calla Lily (Soup), Acropolis Pig's Trotter, Wine Fragrant Yellow Fish, Facai (Vegetable) Pills, Tofu Boy, Cabbage Rice, Knock Cake, Cangnan MoonCake, Roasted Sea Centipede, Stone Milk Cake, Ginger Wine Jellyfish Blood, Lard Residue, Clear Soup Fish Balls, Qingming Cake, etc.
Horse station fried buns
Wine-scented yellow croaker
Yishan fish cake
Notable people from Cangnan County (1)
Zhang Jia was a scholar of local history in the Yuan Dynasty. In The Yongjia County Academic Teaching, he compiled the "Yongjia County Chronicle", and in the third year of the great age (1310), he co-compiled the "Wenzhou Luzhi" in twenty volumes, and then edited the "Yongning Zhi". In the sixth year of Yanyou (1319), after returning to his hometown from Hanlin Temple, he compiled the "Dong Ou Zhi". He also re-edited the "Taizhou County Chronicle".
Liu Xian (1915-1995) used the name Liu Faxian. Deputies to the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China. In June 1936, he joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army and served as a political commissar guard of the Red Army Advance Division of the Fujian-Zhejiang Military Region. A lifetime of revolution was born into death. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as the director of the Forest Industry Administration of Heilongjiang Province.
Zhu Weizhi (1905-1999) was a famous scholar and educator. In his early years, he went to Japan to study and study at Chuo University and Waseda University, and after returning to Japan, he taught at Fujian Union University and Shanghai Hujiang University, and was a professor and head of the department of Chinese of Hujiang University. In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, he was transferred to Nankai University as a professor, and successively served as the director of the Foreign Literature Teaching and Research Department of the Department of Chinese of Nankai University, the director of the Department of Chinese, and was elected as the president of the Tianjin Foreign Literature Society and the president of the Tianjin Comparative Literature Research Association. Mr. Zhu is a well-known scholar who has studied in Both China and the West, and has been teaching for more than 60 years in his life, enjoying a high reputation in China's educational circles and academic circles.
Jin Jiuwan, an official of the Southern Song Dynasty. During the Chunhu period, he also entered the Taixue School. Dr. Tai Chang, Dr. Qian Guozi and Professor Zhuang Wen.
Wu Qian, born in 1994. Chinese professional basketball player, a defender, plays for the CBA Zhejiang Chouzhou Bank Golden Bull Club.
Chen Qichong (1914-1943) revolutionary martyr. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1934. In 1936, he was appointed as a member of the Cpc Zhejiang Southern Military Commission and the leader of the Red Army guerrilla group in southern Zhejiang, and later under the unified command of the Advancing Division of the Red Army. In March 1938, he went to southern Anhui with Su Yu and was incorporated into the second detachment of the New Fourth Army. In 1939, he was appointed as the operational staff officer of the General Staff Office, and later transferred to the Ninth Branch of the Kang University. In 1943, he encountered the enemy in Lishui and died in a fierce battle.
Hua Wenyi, a rural Confucian during the Qing Dynasty. From a young age, self-taught. In the first year of Jiaqing (1796), the tribute was paid, and the temple test was deposed. After unintentional examination, he resigned, devoted himself to poetry, and concentrated on studying and writing. He had a deep friendship with Fuding Lin Zixiu (also a rural Confucian), and his poetry and writings came and went for nearly 20 years without facing each other, and he was called "Divine Friendship".
Luo Liesheng (1908-1936) revolutionary martyr. A member of the Communist Party of China Organized the "Red Guards" and served as the political commissar of the Dingping Independent Regiment. In November 1936, he was surrounded by enemies and died heroically.
Wang Zongyuan was an official in the early Ming Dynasty. In the eleventh year of Hongwu(1377), he was recommended to be the governor of Guanglu Temple, and later served as the inspector of the official department, Wailang, Dali Temple, Zuo Youdu Yushi, and vice capital Yushi. After his death, he was given the imperial history of the capital.
Su Yuan (1913-2005) is a famous Chinese medicine doctor. In his early years, he studied at Zhejiang College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (the highest level of traditional Chinese medicine school in Zhejiang Province), and also studied Western medicine, learned from the strengths of all, and implemented the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine to treat diseases. Because of its high medical skills, it is famous in the Border Region of Zhejiang and Fujian. In his lifetime, he trained more than 100 students, and peach and plum spread throughout the neighboring counties of Binh Duong. Diligent and studious, he read and immersed himself in the study of the classics of physicians, bypassing the various schools of thought, and still had no hands until his old age. He has been practicing medicine for more than 60 years and has published more than 20 papers in provincial, municipal and county medical journals.
Chen Shichun (1903-1935) revolutionary martyr. He joined the Communist Party of China in November 1925. It has successively carried out underground revolutionary work in Jiaozuo, Wuchang, Suzhou, Shanghai and other places. He was arrested and imprisoned four times in his life, and died of illness during a long period of torture.
Lin Sheng, poet of the Southern Song Dynasty. Living during the Southern Song Dynasty, he was a scholar who was good at poetry. His work "Title Lin'an Residence" is a well-known poem for generations.
Chen Cang, anti-Qing zhishi in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. At first, he led his troops to surrender to the rebel army, and then led a lone army to attack the Acropolis of Jinshan, but he was not allowed. A few months later, he was surrounded by Qing troops and arrested and killed.
Wu Xinzhi (1893-1931) revolutionary martyr. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1928. He served as the president of the Farmers' Association of Baisha (present-day Longgang City) and the secretary of the CPC Pingyang County Cpc Committee. He was later arrested and killed.
Chen Xuan, a neng official in the middle of the Ming Dynasty. In the seventeenth year of Chenghua (1481), he was a jinshi, the head of the capital water of the Ministry of Works, and the first class of the Xuzhou Guzha River, with remarkable achievements. Later, he was promoted to the prefect of Shaanxi Shilangzhong, the prefect of Yiling Prefecture (present-day Yichang, Hubei Province), and the left political director of Yunnan Province.
Xie Zuowei, born in 1964. Metal organic chemist. Cheuk Man Chair Professor of Chemistry, Chinese University, Hong Kong. He graduated from the Department of Chemistry of Zhejiang University in 1983, received a master's degree from the Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 1986, and a doctorate degree from the Institute in 1990. In 2017, he was elected as an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Lin Zhen (1905-1930) revolutionary martyr. In his early years, he served as a member of the Pingyang County Agricultural Cooperative and the vice president of the Huanchuan Agricultural Cooperative. He was falsely accused by the authorities of being one of the "Four Great People's Curses". He joined the Communist Party of China in February 1928. Engaged in the peasant movement, he was later arrested and killed.
Huang Shi, an official during the two Song Dynasties. In the eighth year of Shaoxing (1138), He successively served as a professor in Fuzhou, Jiankang, Shulang, Shushiro, Sifengyuan Wailang, Right Division, Left Division, and Jiangdong Deputy Envoy.
Lin Huishan (1906-1980) actively participated in the revolution during the agrarian revolution. He joined the Communist Party of China in July 1933. In November 1935, he was appointed secretary of the Dingping Zaoxi District Party Committee, and in December, he was appointed as the propaganda director of the Dingping Central County Party Committee and the instructor of the three detachments of the Dingping Independent Regiment. In November 1937, he was appointed as a member of the Provisional Provincial Party Committee of Fujian and Zhejiang Border, the secretary of the Dingping County Party Committee in April of the following year, and the secretary of the Fuding County Party Committee in September. In January 1939, he was transferred to the organization department of the Zhejiang Southern Special Committee. He was elected as a delegate to the Seventh Congress of the Communist Party of China. After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he served as the director of the organization department of the Liaoning Prefecture Committee of the Communist Party of China in the northeast. During the Liberation War, he went south with the army, and at the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as deputy secretary of the Wenzhou Prefectural Party Committee, and later served as minister of agriculture and industry of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee and deputy director of the Organization Department, vice chairman of the Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, deputy director of the Provincial Agricultural Office, and deputy director of the Provincial People's Congress.
Huang Shi (1890-1930) was a modern democratic revolutionary. In his early years, he joined the League, advocating revolution and planning uprisings. In Japan, he joined Dr. Sun Yat-sen's "Chinese Revolutionary Party" and had a deep friendship with Chen Qimei. In 1919, he was summoned by Sun Yat-sen to Sui and served as a confidential secretary of the Grand Marshal's Office. He died in Guangzhou at the age of forty.
Zheng Chaoyang, female, born in 1960. National level screenwriter. His main works include theatrical works, novels and television dramas.
Chen Jun (1905-1927) was a modern revolutionary hero. In his early years, he studied at Daxia University in Shanghai. When the Northern Expeditionary Army entered Hangzhou, Chen Jun organized a propaganda team, gave speeches on the streets, distributed leaflets, exposed the crimes of the warlords, and was brutally killed after being arrested.
Yang Shengtao (1839-1918) was a Kunqu opera performing artist in the late Qing Dynasty. Versatile, in addition to playing various roles, he can also play musical instruments and direct plays.
Li Ruifu (1903–1987) Mathematics educator. In his early years, he studied in the Department of Mathematics of Southeast University in Nanjing and obtained a bachelor's degree. Later, he taught at Guangxi, Shandong, Chongqing, Guiyang Normal School, Fudan and Jinan Universities. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he taught at East China Normal University.
Lin Lingzhen, real name Weifu, character Junzhao. The famous Daoist monks of the Song and Yuan Dynasties Taoist Fu Zhen (Yin Lu) sect were known as "Shao Kai Donghua Sect, Wei is a generation of true masters". Born in a family of Yin Shi, he has been rich since childhood, and has a long time, and he has penetrated the history of jingwei and the hundred families of the sons, and is famous in the township. And the words are harsh, and the trial and error are repeated. He was once awarded the title of Deng Shilang, and later threw himself into the taoist priest as a teacher, and the house of the house was called the Taoist Temple, called "Danyuan Guan", and called himself "Mr. Shuinan". Zhang Gongdi, the thirty-seventh generation of Daoist Heavenly Master, after admiring the tao, sighed: "Yongjia has such a high person!" He was appointed as a researcher of metaphysics on Wenzhou Road, and succeeded him in wenzhou road. Lin Lingzhen had more than 100 disciples. In the process of synthesizing the three Taoist fu seals (Lingbao, Tianshi, and Shangqing) into one, several generations of masters and disciples played a great role. The Donghua Sect that Lin Lingzhen opened was in the prefecture or called the Shuinan Sect.
Lu Boqiao (1907-1985) is a famous ophthalmologist. In his early years, he studied at Nankai Middle School in Tianjin, obtained a full scholarship, and entered the only medical school run by the Chinese people at that time, Beiyang Medical College. After graduation, he served as the director of ophthalmology at Peking Union Medical College, the attending physician of Nanjing Central Hospital, and the chief physician of Hangzhou Jianqiao Central Aviation School. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he opened his own business in Nanjing, and participated in the treatment of arrested anti-Japanese soldiers many times. After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he actively participated in the revitalization of Chinese medicine and was one of the first members of the National Medical Association. It also prepared and presided over the Chinese Ophthalmology Association, contributing to the exchange and cooperation of ophthalmology between China and foreign countries. He is also the president of the Railway Hospital. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as the director of the Department of Ophthalmology of the Military Academy and the Third People's Hospital of Nanjing.
Lin Ling (Lin Ling) was a scholar during the two Song dynasties. The ancestors migrated from Changxi, Fujian to Hengyang, Wenzhou, and finally settled in Husun, which is now Wangli Town, Cangnan County. In the seventh year of the Northern Song Dynasty (1125), he resolutely followed Chen Dongfu Que to write a letter, determined to resist the Jin Dynasty, and then drove to Lin'an, and after zhongjinshi, he successively served as the prefect of Youxi Zhi County and Suizhou, and was conferred the title of Doctor of the Dynasty and awarded the title of Three Pins. During his time in RenyouXizhi County, he befriended Zhu Xi.
Zheng Hui, female poet of the middle and late Qing Dynasty. Originally from Yongjia, she married The Famous Gate Yin of Jinxiang and the national student Yin Zhizhong as a concubine. Smart and beautiful, with the talent of chanting. The poetic style is light and light, and it is a work of multi-sensory objects. He fell out of favor due to the inability to have children, was abandoned in Changle, Fujian, and died of depression at the age of twenty-three.
Wu Di, Painter of the Qing Dynasty. Especially good at landscape and orchid bamboo. and works calligraphy and poetry.
Chen Hui (1915-2008) was a veteran Red Army soldier. He joined the revolution in early 1936 and joined the CCP in July of the same year. In the arduous struggle against the enemy, he served as the secretary of the Fuding (Northeast Fujian) County CPC Committee and other important local posts. In February 1949, he led the Third County Brigade in Southern Zhejiang, together with the First Detachment of the Southern Zhejiang Guerrilla Column and the Second County Team in Southern Zhejiang, successfully liberated Taishun County and established the First County People's Government in Southern Zhejiang. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as vice mayor of Wenzhou.
Zhu Xiushan, leader of the anti-Qing rebel army in the middle and late Qing Dynasty. The number of troops grew to 5,000, and the army wore black scarves, black clothes, and black flags, and was called the "Crow Army". When he attacked Ruian City in separate ways with the main army, he was blocked, and then surrounded by the Qing court's multi-way army, and the communication with the main army was interrupted. In the end, unable to resist the strong enemy, he was not willing to be captured, and jumped into the river and drowned himself.
Chen Nan (1911-1983) is a famous returned overseas Chinese writer. His original name was Chen Shounan, and his pen name was Chen Nan. In 1926, he went to Singapore and worked as a school attendant in the local primary school, borrowing books and periodicals and copying calligraphy and paintings in his spare time, laying the foundation for future cultural undertakings. In 1932, he returned to his hometown and taught in a primary school, feeling deeply isolated. In 1934, he went to Shanghai again, transferred to the Singapore Chinese School to teach, submitted articles to various newspapers and periodicals, and gradually appeared in the literary world. After the outbreak of the Pacific War, Chen Nan joined the "Sin Chew Cultural Circles Wartime Working Group" presided over by Hu Yuzhi and went all out to train wartime work cadres. When Japan surrendered in 1945, the Malayan Communist Party sent him back to Singapore to work as a member of the upper echelons and prepared to publish the New Democracy Daily, the organ of the MCP Singapore Municipal Committee. In December, he joined the Communist Party of Malaysia (after returning to China, he became a member of the Communist Party of China). After returning to China, he engaged in cultural work in the Liangguang Column and the Political Department of the Jiluyu Liberated Area. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he went south and successively served as deputy section chief of the Propaganda Department of the Guangzhou Municipal CPC Committee and deputy director and director of the Propaganda Department of the Guangzhou Municipal Committee of the Western District CPC Committee. In Malaya and Singapore, he was known as "the first mainstream writer of new literature in Singapore and Malaysia".
Guo Xinsong (1897-1979) graduated from high school and entered the Department of Economics of Imperial University of Japan. After returning to China, he founded the magazine "Lone Army" in Shanghai, commenting on various economic theories and writing about the way of China's economic construction. Later, he went south to teach at Sun Yat-sen University in Guangdong. In 1932, he was transferred to the Postmaster General. After the war, he served as a cultural counselor for the delegation to Japan, and later taught at the University of Tokyo, where he died of illness after retirement.
Huang Chao (1890-1970) was a famous educator. He taught at Jiangnan Higher Primary School and Pingyang County No. 5 Primary School (later known as Jinxiang Primary School) and served as principal for 26 years.
Xie Xiangtang, female poet during the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty. Born in Xiangmendi, from the young girl Infrared, indulged in ancient books, composed of gentle text, poetry thick.
Su Zhongwu (1917–2011) was a medical educator and professor. Before and after the founding of the People's Republic of China, he taught at the current Second Military Medical University. He has written several medical monographs.
Yin Yicui, female, born in 1955. He studied history at East China Normal University. He is the deputy secretary of the Shanghai Municipal CPC Committee and the director of the Standing Committee of the Shanghai Municipal People's Congress. He is a deputy to the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China.
Xie Chengquan (1883-1968) was a famous sericulture expert. He once built his own native silkworm breeding farm, cultivated apprentices, and promoted the experience of planting mulberry silkworms. Xiao Rou, a famous monk in the Qing Dynasty. Passionate about poetry. Taking the Pure Land Sect as the guide, he devoted himself to the study of Buddhist scriptures.
Lin Jing (1892-1962) was an official during the Republic of China. In 1930, he served as a senator of the national government. In 1932, he became the director of the Civil Affairs Department of Gansu Province. In 1934, he was appointed as the administrative inspector and security commander of the first district of Jiangxi Province. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he served as the secretary general of the Zhejiang Provincial Assembly. Zhu Cheng (1910-1943) revolutionary martyr. In his early years, he studied at Wenzhou Commercial School and Xiamen Jimei School. After entering the seventh phase of the Nanjing Central Military Academy, he accepted revolutionary ideas after graduation and began to participate in underground revolutionary activities. Later, he served as the chief of the Office of the Jinji-Hebei Border Region of the Hebei Nationalist Army and the commander of the 11th Regiment of the Nationalist Army. Strengthen contacts with the Xixi guerrilla detachment led by the CPC. In August 1936, he joined the North China Anti-Japanese Nationalist Army led by the Communist Party of China and served as commander. In September, he joined the Communist Party of China, and was later incorporated into the Second Column of the Eighth Route Army, serving as the commander of the First Brigade of the Anti-Japanese Nationalist Army in North China and the commander of the First Military Subdistrict of the Hebei-Luyu Military Region, and then transferred to the commander of the Fifth Military Subdistrict. In the three years since May 1938, Zhu Cheng led his troops through more than 100 battles and opened up the anti-Japanese base area in the sand area centered on Neihuang County (which belongs to Anyang City, northern Henan). On September 28, 1943, in the anti-"mopping-up" operation in the area of Wangchang in the southwest of Cao County, Shandong Province, in order to cover the breakthrough of the main force, Zhu Cheng and more than 30 comrades-in-arms died with the enemy and died heroically.
Zheng Ruzhang (1884-1962) was a famous jurist. In his early years, he studied law and politics in Japan. During the Republic of China period, he successively served as the president of the nineteen county courts of the three provinces of "Jinqu Yan", the president of the second branch of the Zhejiang Provincial High Court, and the president of the Jiaxing District Court.
Fang Zhongyou (1889–1974) Animal husbandryist. When he was a teenager, he was highly regarded by his predecessors with excellent results in the Pingyang County Academy. In April 1906, at the age of 18, Fang Ti went to Japan alone, first completing the secondary school course at the private Osaka Higher Preparatory School, and in September of the following year, he was admitted to the Department of Animal Husbandry of Hokkaido Imperial University in Japan. After returning to China, he served as the director of the veterinary department of the First Division of the Zhejiang Army and the president of the Zhejiang Veterinary Hospital, and also served as a teacher and farm manager of the Zhejiang A Agricultural School. In August 1945, he returned to his hometown and became the principal of Jinxiang Primary School. In August 1947, he taught at the University of Ince. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he has been working in the College of Agriculture of Zhejiang University. In 1982, he was awarded the honorary title of "Famous Old Chinese Medicine Doctor of Zhejiang Province" by the health department of Zhejiang Province.
Lin Fu (1912-1942) was originally named Lin Yu. Woodblock printmaker. In the 1930s, Mr. Lu Xun advocated the emerging woodblock movement, and Lin Fu was one of the pioneers. In 1932, he enrolled in the Western Painting Department of Shanghai Fine Arts College. Introduced by Feng Xuefeng to Mr. Lu Xun. He is good at woodcuts and brick carvings, and has a wide range of subject matter. He has been engaged in revolutionary activities and woodcut creation for a long time, creating propaganda posters used for revolutionary activities, and served as the director of organization and propaganda director of the Pingyang County CPC Committee. He was arrested in 1940 and imprisoned in Wenzhou, Jinhua, Shangrao, and northern Fujian. He was arrested for his injuries while participating in the northern Fujian prison escape and was later killed.
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Wang Youkai, an official of the Southern Song Dynasty. In the first year of the XianChun Dynasty (1265), he entered the priesthood. He successively served as the general judge of Zhenjiang Province, and the si nong temple.
Ni Zhengmao, born in 1940. Famous jurist. Graduated from the Law Department of Fudan University, he is a professor at the Law School of Shanghai University and the director of the Life Law Research Center of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences.
Lin Zezu, a jinshi of the Southern Song Dynasty. During the Baoyou period, you Taixue, together with his classmate Chen Yizhong (Yongjia), and six other people jointly wrote a letter exposing and denouncing the crimes of Yu (Yinning) Chending Daquan (a native of Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province), and was sent to a remote prefecture and county for detention. Guozi supervised the liquor and Siye and others to hear the news, and led the twelve Students to straighten out their clothes and send six people out of the bridge gate. Ding Daquan was furious when he heard the news, and he made a monument to Taixue zhongzhong, strictly prohibiting Taixue students from "vainly discussing state affairs." The scholar-doctor hesitantly agreed, calling him the "Six Gentlemen". In the first year of Kaiqing (1259), Ding Daquan was impeached and deposed, and the "Six Gentlemen" were dismissed. Lin Zezu participated in the imperial examination in the third year of the Southern Song Dynasty (1262) and was given the title of Jinshi and the first.
Su Yuanlei (1908-1995) is a famous scholar. Specializing in the study of literature, history and philosophy, he has a unique understanding of Buddhism and is particularly insightful of Zen Buddhism. He has devoted his life to the cause of culture and education. Quick eyesight, writing, exporting into chapters, yushi calligraphy and painting, known as "literature, history and philosophy, poetry and painting three best". A lifetime of writing and so on. He was once revered as the "Three Sus of Pingyang" (苏布青, 苏元雷, Su Mingshuo). He once served as a teacher at the Shanghai World Bookstore, the Central Political School, the Chinese Language Speaker of Lixin Accounting College, and the secretary and first director of the Red Cross Society of China. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as a professor at East China Normal University in Shanghai, a standing director of the Buddhist Association of China, and a vice president of the Shanghai Buddhist Association. Mr. Su has made several foreign visits, conducted academic and cultural exchanges, won the respect of overseas scholars, and enjoyed an international reputation. He has won the honorary title of Expert with Outstanding Contributions issued by the State Council and was selected as a distinctive artistic elderly person in Shanghai.
Mr. Su Yuanlei
After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Luo Xiaohui (1912-1942) went to the anti-Japanese front in Shanxi in 1938 and joined the 11th Regiment of the Hebei Nationalist Army, successively serving as the commander of the first brigade and the education staff officer of the headquarters of the first branch of the Hebei Luyu Military Region. He joined the Communist Party of China in the winter of 1940. He died in the Eighth Route Army Headquarters Hospital.
Chen Tiejun (1917-1961), also known as Chen Tiejun. The founding major general was the first Wenzhou general after the founding of the People's Republic of China. In November 1934, he joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army and joined the Communist Party of China in 1937. He was the leader of the Red Army guerrilla group in southern Zhejiang, the deputy commander and chief of staff of the Fujian-Zhejiang Border Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Corps. It persisted in a guerrilla war in Fujian and Zhejiang for three years. In March 1938, he and Su Yu led his troops from Pingyang to the north to resist the Japanese, and personally experienced the anhui incident. Later, he served as the chief of the New Fourth Army and the provost of East China Military and Political University, and participated in the battles of Huaihai, Dujiang, and Fuzhou. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as deputy chief of staff of the Fuzhou Military Region, director of the Training Department of the Central Military Commission, deputy director, and acting director of the Bureau.
Zhang Mengfei (章孟飛), Emperor Wu of the Southern Song Dynasty in the seventh year (1247). In the second year of Baoyou (1253), Tongguan fell. A Mongolian army marched straight towards Yanjing. Zhang Mengfei was ordered to serve as the commander of the Imperial Guard and Left Sima Shi, marching without sitting, loving soldiers like children, eating with soldiers, deeply loved by the generals, and morale was very high. Pointing directly at the enemy position, the generals all became dead soldiers, and moving forward, the Song army stormed the enemy camp, killing more than 20,000 enemies, and the Mongol army was suddenly attacked by the Song army, collapsing into an army, and retreating in a hurry. Tongguan was conquered by the Song army in one fell swoop, and Zhang Mengfei's reputation was greatly enhanced.
"Near fujian and Zhejiang border talents Shuo, Wen Wu Zhuangyuan popular trust." The sea and mountains have a wide range of food, and the cliffs and waters are accompanied by many treasures. ”
"Landscape character events, food specialties all gathered". In the next issue, we will continue to talk about Zhejiang Province - Wenzhou City - Cangnan County.
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