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Linchuan District is a municipal district of Fuzhou City, Jiangxi Province. Located in the east of Jiangxi Province, the middle reaches of the Fu River, east of Jinxi, Dongxiang, west of Chongren, Fengcheng, south of Nancheng, Yihuang, north of Jinxian. Long and narrow topography, 48.2 kilometers wide east to west, 69.8 kilometers long north to south, is the seat of the municipal party committee and municipal government of Fuzhou, the city's political, economic and cultural center, with a total area of 2,121 square kilometers.

Linchuan District Government

Inside the territory of the Fu River, Chongren River, Yihuang River, Dongxiang River and the Changjiang River, Changjiang Railway across the western part of the city, has more than 170 small and medium-sized industrial enterprises, known as the "township of talent", there are Yanshu in the Song Dynasty, Wang Anshi, the Ming Dynasty dramatist Tang Xianzu and other historical celebrities.

Hometown of Talents

1, Yanshu (991-1055), the word Tongshu, Fushu Linchuan County (now belongs to the Fuzhou, Jiangxi Province) people. He was a Chinese politician and literary scholar of the Northern Song Dynasty. Yanshu was a poet and a good writer, especially in words. His words are good at small orders, mostly express the life of poetry and wine and leisurely feelings, the language is elegant, quite by the influence of Feng Yansi of the Southern Tang Dynasty, and Ouyang Xiu, known as "Yen and Ou".

Yan Shu

The "Raccoon Creek Sand - a cup of wine in a new song" in the words "there is nothing to be done about the flowers falling away, déjà vu swallows returning" two lines, widely recited.

2, Wang Anshi (December 19, 1021 - May 21, 1086), the word Jiefu, the number of half mountain. He was a native of Linchuan, Fuzhou (present-day Fuzhou City, Jiangxi Province). Wang Anshi was a Chinese politician, writer, thinker and reformer during the Northern Song Dynasty. Wang Anshi devoted himself to the study of scripture, creating the "Jinggong Xinxue", and promoting the formation of the Song dynasty's skepticism of scripture and change of ancient learning style. His prose is robust and elegant, and he is one of the "Eight Great Poets of the Tang and Song dynasties".

Wang Anshi

Wang Anshi's poetry was good at reasoning and rhetoric, and in his later years, his poetic style was subtle and deep, profound and unforced, and he made a name for himself in the poetry world of the Northern Song Dynasty with his style of abundant and distant rhymes, which is known as "Wang Jinggong's style"; although he did not have a lot of words, he had a high and steep style. There are works such as Linchuan ji (Collection of Linchuan) in existence. Today, there is a complete collection of Wang Anshi's poems.

3. Tang Xianzu (September 24, 1550-July 29, 1616), a native of Linchuan, Jiangxi Province, with the character of Yiyi still, and the names of Hai Ruo, Ruoshi, and Qingyuan Taoist, was a playwright and a writer in the Ming Dynasty. He was born in Yunshan Township, Linchuan County, and later moved to Tangjiashan (now Fuzhou City). He was known as the "Sage of Chinese Opera" and "Shakespeare of the East".

Tong Xianzu

The Peony Pavilion

His dramatic works "The Story of Returning Souls," "The Story of the Purple Hairpin," "The Story of Nanke," and "The Story of Handan" are collectively known as "The Four Dreams of Linchuan," of which "The Story of Returning Souls," (i.e., the "Peony Pavilion") is his masterpiece. These plays are not only loved by the Chinese people, but also spread to many countries such as Britain, Japan, Germany and Russia, and are regarded as the treasures of the world's theater art.