In the first year of Ganfu in Tang Xizong (874), a peasant uprising broke out in Huang Chao, and farmers all over Jiangxi responded. Wei Quanfeng and his younger brother dangerously advocated recruiting villagers, organizing armed forces, and building a tucheng on Chengnancheng (now Shang Cheng Village, Zhu Liang Township, Nancheng County) to defend the villagers. In the fourth year of Ganfu, Jiangxi Rebel Liu attacked Fuzhou from Jiangzhou (now Jiujiang City). Wei Quanfeng and the dangerous boy set out to attack Liu in Ivory Lake (now a newly-built county and city, Hanzhen), behead Liu Bu and Li Daoqian, and were awarded the title of general for arresting them. In March of the fifth year of Ganfu, Chongren (Guide Feng), Zhu and Xincheng Huangtian took advantage of the Huang Chao Uprising Army to capture Jiangxi and led the peasant uprising. Now they are active in Nanfeng, Lichuan, Chongren and Yihuang. Wei Quanfeng was ordered to suppress. Subsequently, Wei Quanfeng built a tucheng in Du Jun, Cheng Nan (now Du Jun Village, Chengnan Lita Township), set up a military camp, and sent scouts to guard the whole territory of Chengnan (including Lichuan and Zixi County).
In May of the second year of Zhonghe (882), Zhong Chuan was the secretariat of Fuzhou, and Jiangxi was expelled as an observer, that is, Gao Made Maoqing occupied Hongzhou (now Nanchang). Wei Quanfeng immediately led the troops to Fuzhou and sent his younger brother Wei Zai to claim Xinzhou (now Shangrao County). In the fifth year of neutralization, Wei Quanfeng awarded Fuzhou the secretariat, and Wei Zizhu was the secretariat of Xinzhou.
Wei Quanfeng has been in power for 27 years since he moved his capital to Fuzhou, recruiting talents, appeasing gentry, rectifying social order, repairing the state government, building city walls, creating temple studies and spreading Buddhism, so that the people can live and work in peace and contentment, with remarkable achievements. Zhong You's son, Zhong You, was married to Zhong Kuang, the secretariat of Yuanzhou (now Yichun), and made friends with Gan, the secretariat of Jizhou (now Ji 'an), and Lv Guangrong, the secretariat of Qianzhou (now Ganzhou). The whole Fuzhou was peaceful. Persuade farmers and mulberry to attract investment, so that Fuzhou's economy can develop and become a well-known "famous city".
In the fifth year of neutralization (885), considering that Fuzhou City, which is located in the waterfront of Fan Lian (now Chengxi Township, Linchuan District), is low-lying, prone to waterlogging, which is not conducive to war defense, the state capital was moved to Yangjiaoshan (now Fuzhou No.1 Middle School), and the situation was dangerous. In the seventh year of Zhonghe, the first city wall construction project in Fuzhou history started, which took three years to complete. The newly-built Fuzhou City is divided into two parts: the interior is divided into sub-cities, with a perimeter of 1 Li, 225 steps (5 city feet per level) and three doors. Outside is Luocheng, with perimeter 15, 26 steps and 8 doors, which laid the foundation of modern Fuzhou city. There are two main streets in the city, which are convenient for agricultural and sideline products trading and commercial services. To this end, Zhang Baohe specially wrote "Fuzhou Los Angeles" in the first year of Dashun (890), praising the prosperity of Fuzhou with "excellent goods and luxurious reception". Wei Quanfeng pays attention to the development of education and religious undertakings. Two years later (902), a Confucian temple was established in Fuzhou to promote Confucianism, and literature and teaching assistants were set up to take charge of Quanzhou education. Under his influence, Lincoln Lo and Luo Xin, Yin people of Yihuangtang, donated fields to establish Hushan Academy and Sanwan Academy during the God Blessed Period (904 ~ 907), which was the first private school in Fuzhou. He believed in Buddhism, vigorously advocated Buddhism, and attracted a large number of Zen masters to come to Fuzhou to preach Buddhism and live in temples. Cao Dongzong's teacher, Benji, started the mountain at Cao Shan Temple in Yihuang, saying that he had participated in meditation many times and was deeply impressed by the method of "five kings and five ministers" advocated by him. At that time, Nakagawa invited Benji to Hongzhou several times to preach the Dharma, but Benji was unmoved. When Wei Quanfeng entered Fuzhou, he invited Benji's favorite disciple, Zen Master Kuang Ren, to promote Cao Dong Buddhism in Shushan Temple. Master Yan Wen studied under Kuang Ren 10 in Shushan Temple, and later founded Yunmen Sect in Shaozhou. In the second year of Kaiping (908), Wen Yi, the Zen master, was invited by Wei Quanfeng to become the abbot of Chongshou Hospital in Linchuan, and founded the Sect of Fayan, which was called "the lamp of your water" in history. Wen Yi widely accepted his disciples and gained a profound insight into Buddhism, which made Chongshou Academy famous all over the world. At that time, there were more than 1000 people at home and abroad studying in Chongshou Hospital, and famous Buddhist teachers Shao and Hui Ju all studied in Chongshou Hospital. Because Fuzhou has cultivated several major schools of Zen Buddhism in just a few decades, it is called "the center of Zen River in the world".
Wei Quanfeng also gave Yamada to Fushan Temple in Lichuan today to help monks. Under his advocacy, Lichuan Youqi Temple and Chongren Longji Temple were founded one after another.
In addition, Wei Quanfeng also paid attention to attracting refugees, increasing population and expanding reclamation area. At the end of the Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties, it was the time when wars were frequent in the northern region and people were starving everywhere, while Fuzhou was "complete and rich". The prosperity of Confucianism attracted a large number of northern scholars to seek refuge and promoted the development of economy and culture. During this period, the big families who moved into Fuzhou were Lu's family in Luxi, Dong Shi in Lean, Yihuang Xerox, Wu's family in Nanfeng, Cheng Nan and Huangshi in Linchuan. The migration of a large number of people and the Mo Bao and poems left by many literati visiting Fuzhou created conditions for the rise of Fuzhou talents in the Song Dynasty. In June of the third year of Kaiping, in order to recapture Nakagawa's hometown plundered by Yang W and our troops in Huainan, Wei Quanfeng claimed to be our troops in the south of Zhennan, and led soldiers from Fufu, Xin, Yuan and Ji to attack Hongzhou. Yang sent Zhou Ben's elite troops to confront Wei Quanfeng in Ivory Lake, intercepted Wei Quanfeng when he crossed the river, and captured Wei Quanfeng and more than 5,000 soldiers alive. Zhou Ben conquered Yuan, Ji and Xinzhou, and Jiangxi was unified to Yangwu. Wei Quanfeng was taken to Guangling (now Yangzhou, Jiangsu). Because he saved Yang's father Yang Xingmi, Yang released him and let him live in Guangling. Soon after, he died and was named King of Nanting. He was buried in Tan Jie, Meixi Village, Xinfeng Township, Nancheng County. The "Dangerous King Temple" was built on the left side of the Fushan Temple in Lichuan, casting its iron statue and offering it with incense.