Nanqi is in the valley of Qin and Shu.

Nanqi's translation in Qin Shu Valley is as follows:

Nanqi is in the valley around Shaanxi and Sichuan, where the water is very sweet, but the water quality is not good. People who drink this water all the year round will get big neck disease, so there are many big neck diseases among the residents of Nanqi. One day, a man, a child and a woman came to see it outside the mountain. They joked that the man said, "Look at that man's neck. It is so slender and dry that it is different from ours. "

Hearing this, the foreigner smiled and said, "Your neck is swollen and swollen. This is called big neck disease. Instead of asking for good medicine to cure your illness, you think our necks are thin and sick? " Nanqi people said: "Everyone in our village has such a neck. Why do you need treatment? I never knew I was ugly.

Brief Introduction to the Author of Qin Shu Gu Nan Qi

Liu Yuanqing is from Pingxiang, Jiangxi. In the seventh year of Wanli (1579), Zongshen destroyed the academies, and most of them were forced to close down. However, Liu Yuanqing renamed R&F Academy as "Five Grains Shrine" and still gathered people to give lectures. Later, the study ban was lifted and R&F College resumed its original name. Since then, it has become more and more famous.

The strict study rules and good education quality of R&F College make people with lofty ideals from Hunan, Hubei and other provinces come here to study in Wan Li. Domestic scholars admire Liu Yuanqing's knowledge and call him "Taishan Beidou". Liu Yuanqing also founded Benevolence College, Zhongdao College and Yide College. At this point, he was as famous as Wu Kangzhai, Deng and Zhang Benqing in the province at that time, and was called "Four Gentlemen of Jiangyou".