The poem written by Jie Zitui before his death

I will sacrifice my flesh to you, but I hope my lord will always be clear.

It is better to act as a ghost under the willow tree and never see it again than to accompany you as a remonstrator.

If the Lord has me in your heart, remember me and always reflect on yourself.

The famous sayings left by Jie Zitui before his death during the Cold Food Festival

Jie Zitui was said to be born in Hutou Village, and another said he was born in Peijie Village.

He grew up in Peijie Village and was buried in Jiexiu (also known as Zuojieshan) after his death.

Yizuo Jie Zitui (Jie Tui), also known as Meson.

There is also a theory that his surname is Wang and his name is Guangzhi.

The year of his birth is unknown, and he died in the first year of his life (636 BC).

According to the county annals, Duke Wen returned to his country, and Jie Zitui "did not talk about his salary" and hid in the country.

He wanted something but could not get it, so he set fire to the mountain and died hugging a tree.

According to legend, it originated from the story of the burning of Jie Zitui.

According to the general annals, Jie Zitui "went into hiding for thirty years and saw fans selling by the East China Sea."

Therefore, his birth year may be between 607 BC and 600 BC.

How did Jie Zitui die?

Can't get angry. "Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals" says that Jie Zitui refused to be rewarded and once wrote a poem, "There are dragons flying around the world." .

Five snakes follow him and serve as his prime minister. The dragon rebels against his hometown and gets his place. Four snakes follow him and get the dew and rain. One snake is ashamed of it and the bridge dies in the middle.

" The neighbor wrote a letter to Zhang Wei and hung it on the city gate at night.

After Jin Wengong saw this poem, he regretted his ungratefulness and quickly sent someone to summon Jie Zitui to be granted the title. Only then did he find out that he had gone into hiding in Mianshan.

Jin Wengong personally led many people to Mianshan to search.

Who would have thought that the Mianshan Mountain is winding for dozens of miles, with numerous mountains, deep valleys and dense forests, making it impossible to find it.

Jin Wen Gong was eager to ask for people's support and listened to the villain's advice. He ordered the mountain to be burned on three sides, but the villain set fire to the mountain on all sides.

Unexpectedly, the fire burned for three days and there was no trace of Jie Zitui.

Duke Wen of Jin ordered people to set fires in front of and behind the mountains. The surrounding areas stretched for several miles. The fires took three days to extinguish, but Jie Zitui did not come out after all.

Later, someone found the bones of mother and son under a withered willow tree. Duke Wen of Jin was so sad that he took a piece of burnt willow back to the palace and made a pair of wooden clogs. He looked at it every day and sighed: " "Such a pity.

" Since then, "Stone" has become a respectful term for superiors or peers, and it is said to have originated from this.

He was also ordered to be buried in Mianshan. During the reign of Emperor Qin II, he was moved to his hometown of Peijie Village.

And changed Mianshan to Jieshan to warn against his mistakes.

Designed a hill as Jiezitui's nominal fiefdom - Jiegong Ridge, converted the cave where Jiezitui's mother and son lived in seclusion into Jiegong Temple, and established a "Jiegong Temple" in Baigou Village at the foot of Mianshan Mountain Among the cypress forests in the south, Dingyang County was renamed Jiexiu County.