Excuse me, the origin (allusion) of "there are no good people in Hongtong County"

The origin of "there are no good people in Hongtong County";

"There are no good people in Hongtong County" is the result of the famous Peking Opera "Yutangchun". In Yu Tang Chun, Su San, a famous prostitute in the Ming Dynasty, met Wang Jinglong, the son of Shangshu, and vowed to be white.

Wang Jinglong had no money and was kicked out of the brothel by the pimp. Susan gave a personal gift of silver, and her wife sold Susan to Shen, a Shanxi businessman, as a concubine. Shen's wife was jealous of her, so she planned to hurt her.

Unexpectedly, Shen died of eating poisonous noodles by mistake, and Susan was falsely accused and sentenced to death. Therefore, after being humiliated in various ways in Hongdong County, he angrily called "there are no good people in Hongdong County".

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Hongtong is called Lotus City. There is a moat connecting Yufeng Mountain in the east of the county, facing Sakan Li Po across the Honganjian River in the south. In the west and north, there are rice fields. In the past, lotus plants were planted around, which was different from other places.

Every summer, the lotus is in full bloom, and the whole county is surrounded by lotus. The next day, the lotus leaves are infinite, and the colors of lotus flowers are different. During the Qing Dynasty, Shouyang people gave lectures at Yufeng College. He was a scholar in Daoguang for eighteen years and served as an official in Jiangning.

His brother Qi Juanzao was the number one scholar in the 19th year of Jiaqing, and he was awarded the title of Minister of Rites from officials to university students. He was a famous scholar at that time and a descendant of Sophora japonica immigrants. After visiting Hongdong, the two brothers presented each other with a poem.

There is an old lotus village in his brother's poem, and there is also a lotus bridge full of flowers in his brother's poem "Hometown Ballad", which is suspected to be a peach blossom crossing.

These two poems spread for a while and were appreciated by literati and celebrities at that time. People also call Hong Tong Lotus City. There are also six villages in Hongdong City, which is the statement published in the Republic of China edition of Hongdong County Records and City Records.

There are six gates in Hongtong County. During the Ming Dynasty, there was Chaoyang in the east, Shexiu in the west, Shihe in the south, Anliu in the southeast, Guanghua in the north and Yufeng in the northeast.

During Zheng De's reign, Chaoyang Gate was changed to Binyang Gate, and the sculpture was performed as palace powder. The time was harmonious, the lighting was changed to Wanghuo, and the other two gates remained unchanged. Therefore, there is another name for Liumen Village in Hongtong City.

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