History of Xu 'ao Village

During Song Xuanhe's reign, Fang La made an insurrection, and Xu Zhen (a native of Taishun Xianju) led the troops to resist and died unfortunately. His coffin helped him return to his hometown, passing through Yuxi (click here to add pictures today)

When the stream in front of Xu 'ao appeared, it began to rain in the sky, and the local fields that had not been harvested for a long time were harvested every year. In memory of him, the villagers called his land Xu 'ao, and later sacrificed it in the village's Zhonghe Temple. The Wu family was an remonstrator in Xinshan Tang Dynasty (remonstrator in the Western Han Dynasty, in charge of discussion, belonged to Guang Luxun. The Eastern Han Dynasty was renamed Doctor Jian. The descendants of Wu Qi, the grandson of Wu Qi V, moved to the cypress tree in Kucun Shinohara Village. After several generations, Wu Lai, a descendant of Cheng Chu, praised Xu Di for his winding path and mountainous scenery. Song Duanping lived in Xu 'ao from the bottom of cypress for three years (1236). For more than 700 years, the Wu family has been handed down from generation to generation in poetry and calligraphy, one after another, which can be described as touching and touching.