Jieyuanfang

Jieyuanfang

Located in the east of the old market in Dongmen street, Dingan County, Hainan Province, it was originally built in mengchun, the second year of Longqing (1568) of the Ming Dynasty, after the ancestral hall of Wang Shang (now after Dingcheng hospital). It was established by Wang Hong, the sage of the Imperial Academy at that time. Wang Hongjiao was born in Longmei village, Ding'an County. He was a minister of rites in Nanjing during the Wanli period. In 1561, he won the first place in the provincial examination of xinxike in Guangdong Province, so the plaque on the square was "Jieyuan". Jieyuanfang was first built in Dingcheng middle street. It was rebuilt once in the Qing Dynasty. In the summer of the 17th year of the Republic of China, due to the construction of a new street, jieyuanfang was moved to its present site.

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Jieyuan square is 5.1 meters in height, three rooms in width, three meters in width in Ming Dynasty (except column), and one.5 meters in width in second room (except column). Jieyuan square is 77 cm in width, 3 meters in length, and 20 cm in thickness in Ming Dynasty. On the front side, it is engraved with the big script "Jieyuan" in regular script, 70 cm in square. On the right side, it is engraved with the small script "Han Yi, the magistrate of Qiongzhou Prefecture, Chen Mengxue, Yang Mai, Huang Shouqian, the magistrate of Ding'an County, On the left side of the inscription, it was inscribed in regular script: "Hanlin academy, Jishi Wang Hongjiao Jian, Meng Chunji, born in the second year of Longqing.". In the mid summer of the 17th year of the Republic of China, kongmingjing, a descendant of jishidan, moved and established with the public. On the back of jieyuanfang's forehead, the large script in regular script "Hanlin" is engraved horizontally in the middle, 60 cm square; on the right side, the small script in regular script is engraved directly: "emperor's envoy, governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, Wang Tongdao, deputy envoy of hainANdao, Yao Shiwei"; on the left side, the small script in regular script is engraved directly; "Wang hongyijian, the imperial concubine of Hanlin academy, was born on the second year of Longqing".

In memory of Wang Hongyu

Wang Hongjiao (1542-1615), with the name of Shaozhuan and the name of Zhongming, Jieyuan in 1561, became a Jinshi in 1565, wrote "Zou Kao Hui Qiong" in 1576, and was allowed to take the examination in Qiongzhou the next year (emperor Shenzong gave instructions to the Ministry of rites). He has successively served as a scholar of Imperial Academy, a self-criticism (examiners, chief examiners, compilers of real records), a compilation, a bachelor's degree, a bachelor's degree, a bachelor's degree, an official of zhanshifu youchunfang youyude (official of Fengzhi), a minister of industry and wine of Guozijian, a minister of the Ministry of officials and the Ministry of rites (vice president of the ceremony and official of Jingyan), a guest of Donggong Prince (official of Tongyi), and a minister of Nanjing Ministry of rites (senior official and official of Zhengzhi) After his death, the emperor buried him and presented him to the crown prince Shaobao. He praised him as a master of three dynasties and a great man of one generation.

Longmei village, Leiming Town, Ding'an County, is known as Hongjiao Village (five generations from Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province to qiongdan County in 1096, and six generations from Lingao to Longmei Village). Hongjiao village should be known to all Hainan people who have taken the entrance examination. Because Wang Hongjiao "played the exam and returned to Hainan", he also served as the Minister of the Imperial College and even the Minister of rites. Therefore, Hainan students should not forget Hongjiao village, and those who have studied in universities should not forget Hongjiao village. Today's leaders at all levels of management and education should take good care of Hongjiao village. Wang Hongjiao also served as a servant in the Ministry of officials and rites, so the departments of organization and personnel, publicity and culture, foreign affairs and overseas Chinese affairs should also help In 1986, the National Committee of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) organized a delegation to visit Hongjiao village and left a signature to call on the knowledgeable people to visit Longmei village.

Address: Dongmen street, Ding'an County, Hainan Province

Longitude: 110.31946532428

Latitude: 19.701097713387

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