Ten Duke Jin took a fancy to this treasure and organized the construction of the Zheng ancestral hall here.
Zheng ancestral hall has a unique shape, narrow in front and wide in back, resembling an ancient ship. The whole ancestral hall is a three-step China classical palace-style building, with magnificent buildings and carved beams and painted buildings.
The main hall of the ancestral hall is dedicated to the statues of Zheng Nangong, the ancestor of the Northern Song Dynasty, and his wives Zhao and Lu. On the left is the statue of Duke Zheng Jin and his wife, who built the ancestral temple and protected carp. On the right is the statue of Zheng Jiugong, who did a good deed and finally came to his senses. On both sides, the leading ancestral cards collected in the past dynasties are displayed in turn, just like "genealogy".
Not far from the southwest of the village is Wei Zi with an altitude of 1000 meters. Here, the jungle is dense and foggy all the year round. Dozens of mountain streams and clear springs ran down from now on, and dozens of spring water flowed down the foot of Ziyun Mountain with the quiet airflow in the deep mountains. One of them is the "mother river" of Puyuan people-"Liyuxi". The flowing water and cheerful carp bring spirituality and vitality to Puyuan Village.
When Jin Gong and his family built ancestral temples, they did not forget to build a paradise of their own. The place where dreams begin is the Yulei River. Originally an ordinary stream, Yuleixi has become a wonder of the world in Puyuan, where Zheng people live and work in peace and contentment. Overlooking Puyuan from a height, the old village with yellow wall and Yamato looks like the Tai Chi Map of Artest, while Liyuxi looks like the Tai Chi Line in this Tai Chi Map. Hulutang and Banyuetang at the entrance of the village are two Tai Chi eyes, and the carp in Manxi are the "yin and yang fish" swimming freely in the Tai Chi map.
The ancestors of Puyuan village saw the mystery very early, so it is said that Duke Jin mobilized villagers to widen the mountain stream and formed the Liyu River we see today. Shi Gong of the Jin Dynasty told the villagers to build houses along the stream, and when building houses, an L-shaped sewer was built under the stream road to let carp hide in the flood. The villagers planted green calamus by the stream to hold carp so as not to be washed away by the flood. The residential buildings on both sides of Yuleixi River are simple and unique, and along the winding stream, the cabins are patchwork. In addition, there are countless "seven" in Puyuan Village-seven wooden bridges, seven water piers and seven Gu Xiang, which shows that the designers of that year were proficient in Zhouyi. In the labyrinthine alleys of Gu Xiang, an ancient house in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it is easy for foreign tourists to get lost. The villagers said that this layout not only facilitates neighborhood communication, but also prevents thieves from entering and leaving. This may be one of the secrets of gossip. In the practice of building villages, Puyuan people consciously practice the Taoist and natural spirits in China traditional culture.
In addition to superstition, there are many factors in the theory of "Feng Shui" that foster strengths and circumvent weaknesses and adapt to local conditions. Master Zheng Zu's wisdom in Puyuan is based on Feng Shui, but it coincides with science.
In the misty spring rain, peach blossoms are in full bloom, and the whole Puyuan is hidden in pink peach blossoms. Stroll through Puyuan Old Street and experience the antique. In the field, farmers are farming, wearing hemp fiber and hats. Let tourists feel sorry: this is really the peach garden in Zheng Shanggong's heart.