Fortune-telling in Touqiao Town, Yangzhou _ Where is fortune-telling in Touqiao Town, Yangzhou?

Mr. Hsin P. Soh was born atNo. 13, Group 4, Antie Village, Touqiao Town, Guangling District, Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province, in the 33rd year of Guangxu (4th day of the fourth lunar month, 1907, 10). Touqiao Town originally belonged to Jiangdu in history, then to Hanjiang, and now belongs to Guangling. Jiutiezhou and Anfuzhou are the main continents that make up Touqiao Town. Therefore, Mr. Hsin P. Soh's birthplace "Nian Si Wei in Zhoukaisha, Jiutie Railway" is also called "Nian Si Wei in Touqiao Jiahuan Wharf", which is now "Yangzhou City".

Siwei Group, Antie Village, Touqiao Town, Guangling District ". Mr. Hsin P. Soh's real name is "Dalinzi", and his great-grandfather, grandfather, father and other "Shushi" are all famous "Kesha Rose Sebert's" in the history of Antie Village in Touqiao Town. The Shu family lived here, and his grandfather's praise for Touqiao's "Yan Family Tree" still exists today.

According to Mr. Shu's genealogy, Mr. Shu's genealogy is called "Shu Chuanbao" and the word "Xing Bei". Mr. Wang's great-grandfather Shu Luhua and his grandfather Shu (also known as Lun, Hao Wei Huang and Wei Huang) held many positions in the government at that time, and his grandmother Cao Shi. Uncle Shu Riyan (straight word, ranked second), father Shu Rilu (straight word, ranked third), was a passer-by in the late Qing Dynasty, mother Guo (Liang Sanniang) and brother (Liang, later Taiwan Province Province).

Mr. Hsin P. Soh's wife is Ms. Ge Chuhua. They had five sons and two daughters. Among the seven women, Mr. Shu is the eldest son, ranking first, Ms. Shu is the eldest daughter, ranking second, Mr. Shu is the second son, ranking third, Mr. Shu Qingxing is the third son, ranking fourth, Mr. Shu Yixin is the fourth son, ranking fifth, and Mr. Shu Runxin is the fifth son, ranking sixth.

Hsin P. Soh's birthplace is the "Shujia Old House", which the villagers used to call "Shujia Dahua Fu Cake House". The ancient building complex is located in Siwei Formation, Antie Village, Jintouqiao Town, adjacent to Jiajiang Bridge of Jintouqiao and the first section of high-grade highway along the river. Historically, Shujia's old house faces west by the dike, with four doors side by side, two front and back, and more than 30 rooms. The family school and the study were built on the banks of the Bajiang River respectively. Nanshantou specially used soil to pile up high ground, planted bamboo and trees, and became a garden. There is a pile of artificially dug lotus ponds in front of the door. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the old house of Shujia in Touqiao was renovated year by year. Therefore, the Shujiazu House in Antie Village was numbered as Siwei Formation of Antie Village 13.

Today, this existing "former residence of Hsin P. Soh" is located in Antie Village, Touqiao Town, Yangzhou, where Mr. Hsin P. Soh was born. It is now "the immovable cultural relics in the third national cultural relics survey".

1979 was completely rehabilitated and his reputation was completely restored. Since 198 1, he has been elected honorary chairman of Shandong and Qingdao Physics Societies, vice chairman and honorary chairman of China Marine Physics Society. 1983 1 Member of the Fifth Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.

During his serious illness, he felt that although he was over 70 years old, his brain, like people in their twenties and thirties, asked to donate his body for medical research. 1On October 30th, Mr. Hsin P. Soh passed away in Qingdao. According to their wishes, Mr. Shu's family submitted the Application for Donation of Remains to the relevant units and completed the handover of the remains.

Hsin P. Soh's body was handed over in a grand and unusual way. During this period, the leading bodies at all levels of Qingdao Medical College were undergoing a "big change of blood", and Hsin P. Soh's body was forgotten. Half a year later, someone suddenly thought of Hsin P. Soh. When they sent someone to see it, they found that the body had rotted. Seeing that the remains could not be dissected, even the value of the specimens was lost, the relevant leaders sent two students to bury them in the "shed forest" behind the medical college. To go to the "Shelinzi", you have to take the main entrance of the medical college, which means you have to go around a big circle. When two college students disposed of the remains, they made a discount to save trouble. While no one was looking, they hastily buried Hsin P. Soh's body under the parallel bars beside the school basketball court.

In this way, Hsin P. Soh's last wishes also fell through.