Who knows about Zhu?

Zhu was a famous philosopher and educator in Southern Song Dynasty, and he was a native of Wuyuan County. His character is unlucky, and his words contributed to it. His name is Huian, nicknamed Ziyang. His nickname is Shen Lang, and his nickname is Ji Yan. Father Zhu Song, Song Zhenghe was a scholar in eight years, and served as a county magistrate in Fujian Zhenghe. Zhu was born in Longxi on September 15th, four years after the Southern Song Dynasty. /kloc-When he was 0/4 years old, he lost his father and settled in Wurifei, Chong 'an, Fujian with his mother Zhu Shi. Zhu visited Wuyuan's hometown twice in the spring of 20th year in Shaoxing and in February of 3rd year in Shaoxing. Today, the ancient fir trees on Wengong Mountain were planted by Zhu.

In the autumn of the seventeenth year of Shaoxing, he was promoted to Jinshi in the spring of the following year. He was awarded "Zuo Di Gong Lang", "Doctor of Wushu", "Chao Lang Feng" and "Chao Saburo" successively. He has served as Quanzhou Tongan Master Book, Secretariat of the Secretariat, Zhinan Kangjun, Jiangxi Changping Tea and Salt Official Affairs, Zhimi Pavilion, Bo Judgment, Jiangdong Judgment, Secret Pavilion Repair, Jiangdong Dispatcher, Zhangzhou Magistrate, Hunan Dispatcher and Tanzhou Magistrate.

In December, 2008, when Ren Zhimingting was ordered to patrol Taizhou, he wrote to impeach the former magistrate Tang, urging his friends to "violate the law, confuse the people, embezzle and abuse, save refugees and steal official wealth". The prime minister sheltered Zhu from power and treachery. He wrote ten times and finally removed Tang from his post as a criminal officer in Jiangxi. It was also played in the imperial court, pointing out that "if a person is seriously ill, he will reach all limbs from the inside, and there will be no disease" in the Southern Song Dynasty, and put forward six strategies of "assisting the prince, selecting ministers, encouraging discipline, changing customs, caring for the people's strength and improving the military and political affairs".

The imperial court was well aware of his talent and entrusted him with important tasks many times. Zhu refused to accept his resignation and devoted himself to Neo-Confucianism. He was in charge of Taizhou Taoist Temple, Wuyishan Chongyou Temple, Huazhou yuntaiguan, Xijing Chongfu Palace, Xitai Gong Yi Palace and Nanjing Hongqing Palace, giving lectures and writing books. He wrote many books in his life, 40 of which were included in Sikuquanshu. His philosophical thoughts developed Cheng Hao's and Cheng Yi's theories about the relationship between Neo-Confucianism and established a complete objective idealistic Neo-Confucianism system.

In the third year of Qingyuan, Han Zhou came to power, repelled Zhao Ruyu and banned Taoism. Zhu was accused of "ten deadly sins" and was dismissed from his post and went home. He died in March of the sixth year of Qing Dynasty at the age of 7 1 year. After Zhu's death, Song Jiading sent a letter to Wen Gong in two years, a letter to a surname and a loyal Lord protector in three years, a letter to Gong Gong in three years, and a letter to Wen Gong Queli in five years. From the first year of Yuan Dynasty to Zheng Zheng, Hui Guogong Temple was proclaimed. In the fifteenth year of Chongzhen, it was called "pre-Confucianism and Zhuzi" (later renamed as "pre-sages"), ranking above Confucianism in Han and Tang Dynasties. In the fifty-first year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, the sage Zhu was promoted to be a ten-philosopher, and the Confucian Temple served as a spring and autumn festival.