Luo Congyan is a key figure in the development of Fujian studies. He is one of the founders of Fujian Studies, inheriting Cheng Hao, Cheng Yi, Zhu, and Zhu. He understood, accepted and digested Luo Xue from the needs of social reality at that time, and emphasized the importance and necessity of moral cultivation and strict demands on himself in view of the serious corruption in official management at that time. He opposed national oppression, actively advocated anti-gold, vigorously advocated the moral fashion of honor, loyalty and honesty, and showed a strong national spirit; He studied hard all his life, "determined to seek the Tao", did not hesitate to sell land, and repeatedly asked teachers to study on foot with dry food on their backs. This spirit of hard study is very touching and admired by future generations. According to the Records of Shaxian County, Luo Congyan said, "Zizhong fled from Zhang Yu to Nanjian that year and moved to Shaxian County because of Jianpu (now Nanping City)." The History of Song Dynasty, which was edited and published by Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House and Shanghai Bookstore, also compiled the Biography of Luo Congyan.
1996 Since its establishment, the Organizing Committee of Shaxian Commemorating the 925th Anniversary of Luo Congyan's Birth, led by Shaxian Political Consultative Conference, has conducted various forms of exchanges and contacts with relevant academic groups at home and abroad and the Luo clan association, and received positive responses from experts and scholars in Beijing, Shanxi, Hunan, Fuzhou, Xiamen and northern Fujian, and sent many papers on Luo Congyan. 1in March, 1997, the county committee of literature and history edited and published the book Luo Congyan, a sage of Fujian studies, and the four-volume book Zhang Yuji was published by people named Luo. On this basis, the CPPCC of this county also compiled and published Luo Congyan's research papers and monographic collections, and published articles in newspapers and magazines to introduce Luo Congyan's life and his position in the development of Fujian studies, which aroused widespread concern from all walks of life and the approval of many readers.
Zhang Yu Temple, which was built in 1635 (the sixth year of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty), was renovated and reopened on1September, 997 14, and was listed as the third batch of key cultural relics under protection in Shaxian County. It will play a positive role in guiding society to respect knowledge, attach importance to learning, improve urban cultural taste, try its best to create a cultural atmosphere, and promote the coordinated development of local cultural undertakings and economic construction.