The human history of Luzhen

Luzhen Old Street is located in Luzhen Township, Southwest Nanshan District, Shucheng County, 45 kilometers away from the county seat, adjacent to Zhong Yi Township, Tongcheng City, and the provincial highway Shu Road passes through Luzhen Old Street. In the eight years of Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty, it was recorded in the "Xiumen Monument": "The gorge is like a door, and the residents gather. Because of the name of this government, it is called Lu Zhenguan. "

According to Shucheng County Records, Luzhen Old Street has a history of more than 300 years. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it belonged to Luzhou Prefecture, which was an important road for security (fat) and celebration, and was a battleground for military strategists. According to legend, when Zhu Yuanzhang was at war with Chen Youliang, he passed by here to station troops. Up to now, there are still ditch marks on the slate road that have been run over by chariots. In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, the number of soldiers stationed in business increased, gradually becoming a small town and prospering.

During the Qing Dynasty, bandits were serious here. Although there is a garrison, because it is at the junction of counties and States, the mountains are high and the roads are far, and the officials of the two places shirk each other and the people are poor. For this reason, in the forty-third year of Qianlong, the court set up a "forbidden monument" in the old street, saying, "The main hall is added with five levels." Officials in surrounding counties have to obey management, dispatch and * * * to prevent bandits and thieves. Twenty-four years after the Republic of China, the 28 th Red Army, the West Anhui detachment and local guerrillas engaged in revolutionary activities here.

Gu Qing Ming ju

Tangjia Mansion is located in Tangling, next to Shuhong Highway in Luzhen Town, 2.5 kilometers away from the township government. It is the most complete typical ancient residence in the Qing Dynasty in Shucheng County.

Tangjia Mansion, hidden among green mountains and green waters, pines and bamboos, was built by Tong Cheng businessman Tang for his five sons during Jiaqing period of Qing Dynasty. The mansion faces east and west, backed by the green hills of Meidai, and facing the gurgling river. The whole house covers an area of 8 mu, with 49 houses, unified with blue bricks and gray tiles, including two main rooms and six rows of wing rooms, forming four entrances and six exits, just like a wooden ladder with equal distance, just separated into five patios. Outside the room are wood-carved cloisters and tunnels paved with bluestone, and two side doors are opened at the ends of the two tunnels. Outside the door is the yard, which is full of trees. The breeze is really "peaches and plums are dying outside the house, and apricots are fragrant on the wall."