Think of an ancient man.

Knowing "Mrs. Long Milk" is purely accidental. That was when my daughter was in the fifth grade of primary school. One day, when she came home from school, she asked happily, Mom, do you know Mrs. Long Milk?

I don't know

Mrs. Long Milk's milk is so long. She carries the child on her back, and the milk can be fed to the child from the shoulder.

Who told you that? Mrs. Long Milk, as its name implies, is not difficult to imagine the meaning of its name. But after listening to my daughter, I was still surprised.

It was the teacher who told us. The daughter said.

Since then, the name "Mrs. Long Milk" has remained in my memory.

Later, I went back to my hometown to visit relatives. My father took my husband, my mother and me to the Red Army Mountain in Zunyi. By the way, I also went to the "Sange Park" next to the Red Army Mountain. There, I was surprised to find the grave of Mrs. Long Milk. It turned out that the tomb of Mrs. Chang Nai turned out to be one of the monuments in Zunyi, my hometown. Father said that Sange Park actually has a long history in Zunyi Ancient City. I left my hometown in my early years and knew too little about Zunyi, the ancient city of my hometown. It is a great surprise for me to know that Mrs. Chang Nai's tomb is in Sange Park. Sange Park is named after Wenchang Pavilion, Chunyang Pavilion and Guanyin Pavilion.

A closer look shows that there is a couplet on the stone pillar in front of the tomb. It is said that it was written by his descendant, Tang Eryun: Officials and water, and Xiangyun holds up the Chunyang Pavilion. For more than 300 years, Shuxiangmen has been shining on the horse washing beach in the north and south of the river.

Later, it was discovered from Baidu that there was more than one legend of Mrs. Longnai. An article entitled "Who is Mrs. Changnai" by the author "Old Turtle on the Beach" said that there is a tomb of Mrs. Changnai near Ximatan in Zunyi, which should be the tomb of Mrs. Tang in the early Qing Dynasty in Sange Park today. In front of the tomb is a couplet written by his descendant Tang Jiong, governor of Yunnan: "I have been dissatisfied for more than 240 years, and my clothes are all Guangde;" The grandparents and grandchildren only did this one after another, and the filial piety answered the grace. " Contemporary Zunyi local folklore about Mrs. Longnai is also among them, and it is pointed out that the protagonist of the story is Mrs. Tang.

According to legend, there is a tomb of Mrs. Yang in Ming Dynasty behind Luofu Cave outside the north gate of Fushun County, Zigong City, also known as Mrs. Chang Nai's tomb. Bushi Temple in Suining City also has the folklore of Mrs. Long Nai. In the Qing Dynasty, the mother of the county people was also called Mrs. Long Milk. In Lengjiabao, Weng 'an County, there is a tomb with four Ming Tombs and seven people buried together, also known as Mrs. Chang Nai's tomb. There is also a legend of Mrs. Chang Nai in Guixi, and some people think it is related to Mrs. Walsh, saying that Mrs. Chang Nai is Mrs. Tang in the early Qing Dynasty.

There is also a folk song in Zunyi: "If you want the Tang family not to be an official, you must stop washing the horse beach." I want to be an official of the Tang family. No one will be an official unless the water in the hall in front of Mrs. Chang Nai's grave is dry and the water in the horse washing beach is broken. In front of Tang Ming, the waters of two rivers meet, which is called Guantang. Downstream is Ximatan.

However, in Sange Park where Mrs. Chang Nai was buried, the story on the inscription says: This place was originally discovered by a long-term worker of Mrs. Tang's family. He mows the grass here every day ... Generally speaking, this place is a treasure trove of geomantic omen. That's why Mrs. Long Milk's grave was buried here.

At first, I thought Mrs. Long Milk was born with long milk. However, in another article about Mrs. Chang Nai, I found this narrative: "According to legend, in the Qing Dynasty, there lived a Tang family near the entrance of Sange Park on the outskirts of Zunyi. Mrs. Tang often grows crops on the back of her youngest son. Mrs. Tang has been pulling the breasts on her shoulders in order to make her youngest son carry milk on his back. Over time, people called her Mrs. Chang Nai.

The son of the long-sleeved woman was admitted to Juren and became an official in Hunan. The son later gave birth to four sons and became an official in a different place. From then on, the Tang family prospered and became an official. It can be seen that this Tang Zu grave is well known. However, the developed descendants of the Tang Dynasty are the actual support of this story. The descendants of the Tang family have produced more than 40 talents who have been awarded the title of Wen He Xiu Lang. They should be proud of the great achievements of their ancestors.

In this way, Mrs. Longnai, whom my daughter heard, should be Zunyi's "Sange Park".

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