Former Residence of Jia Yi

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Jia Yi's former residence was built during the reign of Emperor Wen in the Western Han Dynasty and was the residence of Jia Yi, the king of Changsha. From 177 BC to 174 BC, Jia Yi, a famous political theorist, thinker and literary writer of the Western Han Dynasty, lived here.

During this trip to Changsha, the hotel I chose was just near Wuyi Square. ❤️I sincerely suggest that every friend who comes to Changsha to play, if you like to be lively, you must choose a hotel near Wuyi Square, where the transportation is convenient, and it is very convenient to go to Orange Island, the museum, and the Du Fujiang Pavilion. ❗The key point is that it is very lively at night, with Huangxing Road Pedestrian Street, Pozi Street, Fire Palace, etc. Changsha has just begun to wake up after nightfall. 🍀🍀 But the attraction I want to recommend to you today is also near Wuyi Square. During the day, don’t miss it, the former residence of Jia Yi. 🍁🍁 The ancient city of Changsha, which has no history to testify, can be traced back to the Paleolithic age, which is 150,000 to 200,000 years ago. The continuous history has also created countless cultural celebrities, among which the most famous are Qu Yuan and Jia Yi. 🌮🌮Qu Yuan We all know that we must thank him for jumping on the Miluo River during our annual national holiday "Dragon Boat Festival" (this sounds strange, in fact, we are more in memory). 🌰 Another Jia Yi, a famous political commentator and writer in the early Western Han Dynasty. He and Qu Yuan were officials in the same dynasty. After Qu Yuan's death, Jia Yi wrote the famous "Diao Qu Yuan Fu". ☹️It's a pity that he died young. At the age of 33, as the wife of King Liang Huai, he died when King Liang Huai accidentally fell from a horse. Jia Yi apologized and died of depression. 🥰In spite of this, in his short life, his literary works and his views on governing the country still left precious wealth to future generations. After Jia Yi's death, the descendants kept his house, and it has been uninterrupted for more than two thousand years, and countless writers have come here to commemorate it. The location of the museum is very superior, just on Taiping Old Street, don’t worry about not finding it, because there are many signposts on Wuyi Square with signs indicating "Jia Yi's Former Residence". 🏠This is a three-entry courtyard with a small area. Under normal circumstances, a half-hour tour is enough. ☑️☑️After all, it has been more than 2,100 years since the death of Jia Yi, so there are not many authentic relics left. There are mainly two pieces. One is a well in the courtyard, which is said to be excavated by Jia Yi's parents and children, and the other is placed in the courtyard. The stone bed here has been beaten by the wind and rain of history, if you don’t explain it, you really can’t see it. ⚠️The main attractions of Jia Yi’s former residence: 1⃣️, Jia Taifu Temple-dedicated to the bronze statue of Jia Yi and his works; 2⃣️, Taifu Hall-Jia Yi's life and thought introduction; 3⃣️, Xunqiu Caotang-since the Qing Dynasty, Xunqiutang After paying tribute to Jia Yi, the literati and ink guests, where they chanted poems and made paintings, visitors also drank tea here; 4⃣️, the stele gallery-displayed in the "Ancient and Modern Celebrities Inscriptions on Jia Poems" and the inscriptions on the former residences of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. There are 21 poems chanting Jia Jia by celebrities of the past dynasties and 5 inscriptions on their former residences during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. ❗Jia Yi’s former residence strategy information: 👇Address: No. 28, Taiping Street, Tianxin District, Changsha City, Hunan Province Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 9:00-16:30 (closed on Monday) 💰Tickets: free, but ID registration is required🚋 Transportation: Take No. 6, 12, 109, 112, 303, etc. and get off at Taipingjiekou Station.

This is a scenic spot to check in while visiting Taiping Street. It's entirely because there is no need for tickets here, and I don't need to queue up early in the morning, so I just took a look. After entering, I came out within 5 minutes. This is my style of visiting scenic spots all the time. Basically, I just walked around and patted around, and then I came out. So encountering those scenic spots with a few hundred yuan ticket is really not suitable for me. Especially those foreign memorial halls, museums, historical buildings, etc., people can visit and listen for most of the day, I will be out in half an hour at most, a waste! Therefore, tourism now basically does not consider high-priced attractions, which is not cost-effective! It's better to take it for a meal, more real! I am really an active and superficial person! This former residence is still very beautiful. Although the courtyard is not very large, it is still very spacious for a family to live in. I brought two courtyards, which is a big family. I read the profile and said that Mr. Jia Yi lived 33 years old, too young! Yep! Check in!

According to Quyuan Jiayi Lebiography in Shiji, the two people have lived here for a long time. Jiayi built a stone bed and built a house in the place where Quyuan was washed. The earliest celebrity residence in China was at the entrance of Taiping Street ​​​! Nice!

Taiping Street in Changsha is a place where you will come and walk every time. Qu Yuan and Jia Yi have lived here for a long time, which is why Changsha is called the "Hometown of Qu Jia". When reading Sima Qian's great work "Historical Records", there is "The Biography of Qu Yuan Jia Yi". In the book, Jia Yi was a famous writer and politician in the Western Han Dynasty. His Qin theory was one of the compulsory lessons for the emperors of the past dynasties. The former residence of Jia Yi is the former residence of celebrities with free meals. According to legend, Jia Yi was banished as the master of Changsha Wang Wu. According to Li Daoyuan’s "Shui Jing Zhu" records, Jia Yi built a stone bed in Qu Yuan’s Zhuoxian place and got up in his house. Compared with the hustle and bustle outside Taiping Street, it is very quiet. I walked in step by step. This is an ancient courtyard with three entrances. The house, the main hall of the courtyard is Jia Taifu's Temple. It is a hard mountain gray tile house with a corridor and eaves pillars. The Fang Pavilion has an ancient well, which is said to have been dug by Jia Yi himself. It is also the oldest and continuously used ancient well. The Erjin Hall is the Taifu Hall and is now the life exhibition of Jia Taifu. Three advances in search of Qiu Caotang "The rule of chaos of the people lies in the officials, and the safety of the country lies in politics." From Jia Yi's "New Book • Under the Great Administration". The stone carving of the former residence is still worth learning today