Lujiang Fortune Telling East Gate _ Lujiang County East Gate Fortune Telling

Zhou Yu's tomb is located in Chaomu Lane outside the east gate of Chengguan Town, Lujiang County. Zhou Yu (175-2 10), the word "Lujiang Ye" (the name of Lujiang Ancient County, now Lujiang County in Gushu County). At the age of 20, he followed Sun Ce to capture Hengjiang and Dangli, crossed the river to attack Moling ... and returned to Danyang. People in Wu called him Zhou Lang.

In the 13th year of Jian 'an (2008), Zhou Yuling attacked with 30,000 chosen men, causing Cao Cao to be almost wiped out. This is the famous Battle of Red Cliffs in history, and Zhou Yu became famous in the First World War.

In the fifteenth year of Jian 'an, when Zhou Yu was preparing to attack Shu, he "died in Baqiu (now Xinyi, Jiangxi)" at the age of 36. The coffin was transported to Wuhu. After Sun Quan cried, he was buried in his hometown. The poet Jiao Peng has a poem:

There is an original monument in front of Zhou Yu's tomb, which was erected by Jin Lan, a magistrate of a county in the seventh year of Ming Dynasty (1442). This monument was named "Tomb of the Great General of the State of Wu". The height, width, thickness and word arrangement of this stone tablet are recorded in detail in Jiangnan Tongzhi with illustrations.

1942, Qin Zhenyuan, head of the 527th regiment of the Kuomintang176th Division, built Zhou Yu's tomb into a platform and carved stones:

In July 1989, 1 1, Zhou Yu's tomb was approved by the Anhui Provincial People's Government as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit.

Xiaoqiao's tomb is next to Zhenwu Temple on the north bank of Xiuxi River outside the west gate of Lujiang County. In ancient times, it was called "Yu Po Dun", which is far from the tomb of Zhou Yu in the east of the city. There used to be a poem: "There are two miserable families, one is Zhou Lang and the other is Xiao Qiao."

Xiao Qiao, the second daughter of Qiu (Xuan) in the Eastern Han Dynasty, was originally from Liang State (now south of Shangqiu County, Henan Province), and later lived in Anhui County (now Anhui Qianshan Furniture) because of the war. When Sun Ce attacked Anhui, he got two daughters, Gong Qiao married Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao married Zhou Yu. In history, Xiao Qiao seems to be a fairy, known as the "national color" of the world, and has deep feelings for Zhou Yu. They fought together in the East for 12 years and raised two men and one woman. After Zhou Yu died of illness, Xiao Qiao was in pain, helped Yun to return to the east, stayed in an isolated home, raised orphans, and was buried in her husband's hometown after her death.

Xiao Qiao's tomb is sealed without a table, rising from the ground, with the tomb door facing east and Han brick structure. There are stone tools such as altar and altar in front of the tomb. This admiration was well preserved until the Ming Dynasty. After several wars in the late Ming Dynasty, only ruins remained.

For thousands of years, literati of all ages have come to visit the little arbor in front of Zhou Yu's tomb in Lujiang and written many well-known poems and couplets. The representative work is Wang Zhao, a poet of Ming Dynasty, Crossing the Tomb of Zhou Yu Xiaoqiao;

Tao Ansheng, a famous poetess in Qing Dynasty (the wife of Zhang Kou from Lujiang, Jiangsu Province) wrote "Crossing Xiao Qiao's Tomb", which is affectionate and graceful, reflecting the ancient love;

There is also a couplet on the stone carving of Xiao Qiao's tomb, which has also spread to the whole country from here. Lian Yue:

(selected from "Chaohu Lake Human Landscape")