Yang Chong

Yang Chong

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Yang Chong (1388-1411) was born in Andeli (toubao Town, Lianjiang county, Fujian Province). He lived together for six generations from his high ancestor lian to Chong.

Uncle father and son Jie, see respect virtuous filial piety, entrusted with housekeeping. They respect their parents, respect their elders, urge their sons and nephews to work and study, hold weddings and funerals, and receive guests in an orderly manner. There are books for all materials in and out. Lactating women and their children feed each other. Call the chickens to peck, one chicken does not arrive, the chickens do not eat. At first, there were more than 70 members in the family, which has doubled since the sixth generation. There was no death for 48 years in a row, and there was no crying in the house for 36 years. As a rule, Chongzi Meng should supplement his Rong nationality, but he didn't return home. His younger brothers Yang Tong and Yang tie vied with each other. After Meng returned home from abroad, Chong ordered Meng to join the army and said, "Meng is Chongzi. He should replace his father. How dare he burden his uncles?" Therefore, Meng resigned his parents and went to military service. County Magistrate Zhang Wu to his home, so that the group of children to see, give food bayberry. The children were arranged in order, eating small food first and then big food, green food first and then red food. Not even the youngest. Zhang Wu was full of praise. Ye Xianggao, the first assistant and Minister of the Ministry of officials of the Ming Dynasty, inscribed a plaque with the title of "dunmu Gaofeng", praising Yang's harmonious family style. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Dong Yingju, the Minister of the Ministry of industry, inscribed a plaque on the "doctrinal hall" and called his home "Yimen". Yang Chong and Zheng Jian were listed in Lianjiang's "Chongsheng Temple" as the sacrificial ceremony for the local sages.