Dai Mingshi's hometown

Dai Mingshi's hometown

Dai Mingshi's hometown is located in Qingshui village, kongcheng Town, 1km northwest of "Eighteen mile Changgang". It covers an area of 4662 square meters. There is a half moon shaped pond in front of the village, named Qingshuitang. After Mingshi was convicted, his family and people committed suicide in the pond, later known as "ghost pond". The village is surrounded by farmland in the East, South and West, and barren hills in the north. The village is surrounded by green trees and the village is surrounded by battlements. According to Dai's genealogy, the sixth ancestor of the Ming Dynasty, the Duke of Nanju, moved to live here. The heirs of calligraphy and calligraphy used "pen instead of ploughing and inkstone instead of field", so it was named Yanzhuang. Dai Mingshi was born here and spent most of his life. He once wrote an article about it in Yan Zhuang Ji. Dai Mingshi's former residence is in the north of the village. There are two original houses, five bays in front and five bays in back. Walls are built on both sides to connect them, and Zhongcheng courtyard is built.

After Mingshi was put into prison in 1711, the house was demolished and the foundation still existed.

Address: Qingshui village, kongcheng Town, Tongcheng City, Anhui Province

Longitude: 117.12535455361

Latitude: 30.529749209603