For decades, due to people's admiration for General Chen Ce and the legend about his ancestral home "Feng Shui", General Chen Ce's ancestral home has attracted many tourists from home and abroad to visit. Shagang village is surrounded by mountains and seas. The coconut trees around the village are tall and green. The road into the village is smooth and clean. The houses in the village are orderly, and birds often sing in the Woods and on the roofs, which can be regarded as the epitome of Wenchang's hometown of overseas Chinese. The village is divided into three small areas: Shang Qi, Zhongqi and Xia Qi. Chen Cezu lives in the west of Shang Qi. It is a small courtyard bungalow, but the building is unique and has local characteristics. The roof seat faces south. The slope is moderate, the distance from heaven is suitable, the air convection is fresh, and the roof eaves are painted with dragons and phoenixes. Carving landscape flowers and birds on the wall is boring. In front of the gate is a half-moon pond about an acre, named Taigong Pool. It is said that Chen Ce's ancestral home is backed by a hill and there is no pond in front. His father, Chen Wengou, an overseas Chinese in Singapore, believes in geographical feng shui. He heard a Feng Shui gentleman say that "there is a mountain behind the mirror in front of his house, and his descendants will become rich and big officials", so he remitted a sum of money from Singapore and asked someone to build a moon pool in front of his house for one and a half months, so that the geographical Feng Shui of his house conformed to his statement. When repairing the reservoir, it was named "Taigongtang". "Taigong Pool" and houses are patchwork with each other, which looks quaint and unique. Coincidentally, shortly after the completion of Taigongchi, Chen Ce's performance in the Kuomintang's military and political affairs became more and more prominent. He became the commander of the Kuomintang Guangdong Navy and the mayor of Guangzhou, and his younger brother Chen Ji became the commander of the Kuomintang army, a family of two generals. Since then, the legend of Chen Ce's ancestral home "Feng Shui" has spread further and further.
Chen Ce, formerly known as Ming Dynasty, 1893 was born in Shagang Village, Huiwen Town, Wenchang City. He studied in the countryside as a teenager and went to Guangzhou to study after graduating from primary school. He joined the League in his early years and participated in the Revolution of 1911. 19 1 graduated from Guangdong naval school in and conspired with comrades of the naval school to discuss. 19 19. On behalf of students from Shanghai University, he went to Zhangzhou and said that Chen Jiongming, commander-in-chief of the Fujian-Guangdong Army, wanted his teacher to assist him. Later, it was sent back to Guangdong to clean up the Kuomintang navy. From 65438 to 0920, he served as director of Guangdong Shipping Administration and commander of Guangdong coastal defense. Chen Jiongming came to their senses, and welcomed Sun Yat-sen to board the Yongfeng ship and penetrate the enemy ships, and welcomed Sun Yat-sen to be safe in China and Guangdong. 1923 served as the commander of the Kuomintang Jiang Fang Fleet, and later served as the Kuomintang naval adviser. 1927 served as the commander of the Fourth Fleet of the National Navy, the commander-in-chief of the First Fleet of the Navy, and the principal of the Naval School. He was sent to Europe to inspect the navy. After returning to China, he served as director of the Military Command Division of the Kuomintang Small Army, commander of Humen fortress and undersecretary of the navy. Japanese invaders invaded China, and in the spring of 1938, he was promoted to the rank of military representative of the Kuomintang in Hong Kong. He also served as the executive member of the Kuomintang Central Committee in China and the quarterly member of the Hong Kong and Macao branch, and carried out overseas anti-Japanese work in Hong Kong. Participated in and led the battle to defend Hong Kong. 194 1 year, the Japanese occupied Hong Kong, and Chen Ce rushed out of the Japanese artillery fire by torpedo speedboat. He was shot and injured, but he broke through by diving into the water. Because of his meritorious service in helping friendly troops resist Japan, the British court awarded him a knighthood and a medal of honor. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he returned to Guangzhou and served as a member of the Kuomintang Guangzhou Military Mission, the mayor of Guangzhou, the Allied Liaison Officer, and the director of the China Kuomintang Guangzhou Special Committee. Later, due to foot disease and stomach disease, he resigned as mayor and served as an adviser to the National Government. From 65438 to 0949, he served as deputy director of the Guangzhou appeasement office of the Kuomintang. On August 30th of the same year, he died in an apartment of Guangzhou Navy and was buried in the Navy Cemetery on the outskirts of Guangzhou. Mr. Yu Youren said: "The combination of loyalty and righteousness is heavy."