Zhengzhuang Town has a long history, many celebrities and many places of interest. Jacky Laizhu Tomb in Shangtang is located in Panbai Liu Cun, 2.5km east of Zheng Zhuang Township Government. Lai Zhu, China, the founding monarch of Shang Dynasty, became Tang Xiangzuo. His ancestor Xizhong, a huge cave, was Chezheng, the King of Xia. Xia Jie was cruel and heartless, and both heaven and man were angry. Shang Tang wanted to attack the Xia Dynasty, taking Lezhu and Yi Yin as the left and right sides, and led the governors to overthrow the Xia Dynasty, thus winning the world. Shang Tang announced his accession to the throne to the world governors in Bodong Suburb Guards Palace. When 3,000 governors came to the meeting, Lai Zhu wrote an important proclamation-"Zhong Zhongpatent", telling the world that it was heaven that Tang hanged the people, not that he was guilty of insurrection. Since then, the princes have served the guests, and the world has returned to the heart. After Lai Zhu's death, he was buried in Song (now Pan Village), ten miles north of Beijing. In the old days, there were hundreds of cypress trees in Lai Zhu's tomb area, thick enough to hold, and there were hundreds of poplar trees around the temple. In front of the tomb, there is a tablet of "Zhu Tomb in Cao County in the Early Ming Dynasty". There is a Zhu Temple in front of the tomb, and there are dozens of stone tablets in the temple. There is a five-meter-high tablet of Lai Zhuci Collection, written by imperial academy, the magistrate of Cao County in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty, edited by imperial academy, and written by Xu Jiru, the magistrate of Lu 'an and a local citizen. There is a double dragon monument cover on the monument and a slender base under it. There are guardians and fields in the temple. In the spring and autumn, the magistrate of Cao County, together with the gentry, offered sacrifices to the tombs of Shang Tang and Yi Yin (both in Cao County) on the same day. Accompanying scholars, always count one thousand. 1979, laizhu tomb was announced as a county-level cultural relics protection unit. Kongzhuang Village, 5 kilometers southeast of Zheng Zhuang Township Government, is the hometown of Wang Jing, the "general of the country" in Qing Dynasty. Wang Jing, word nine, was awarded the inspection department of Fujian Nantai in the tenth year of Kangxi (167 1). When Geng rebelled against the Qing court, Wang Jing rode alone to break through, was rewarded by the Fujun, reported to the court, and made him a garrison. In the counter-insurgency, Wang Jing took the lead and was promoted to Dusi for seven consecutive wars. When Zheng Jing of Taiwan Province Province invaded Jinmen and Xiamen, Wang Jing was Depth Charge, and was awarded the lieutenant of China Army with several border towns, and was the acting company commander of Tongan Town. In the 19th year of Kangxi (1680), he was ordered to go to sea to fight, capture Chongwu and Jinmen, and seal the left governor. In the twentieth year of Kangxi (168 1), Taiwan Province province was recovered, and Wang Jing led his army to capture the portals of Taiwan Province province such as Tangshan Iron and Steel Company and Huo Feng 14, forcing Zheng Keshuang to submit. Wang Jing made outstanding achievements and was ordered to manage the affairs of the Guangdong and Guangxi military academies. After twenty-four years of Kangxi (1685), he served as company commander in Huzhou and other places. In the 28th year of Kangxi (1689), he returned to his hometown for healing. After his death, he was given the title of "General Dingguo" and Jin 'an was buried in his hometown. Wang Jing's deeds are recorded in the Draft of the Qing Dynasty, the old local chronicles and Wang Jiapu. 1990, the epitaph of Wang Jing was unearthed. "Father and son, five sons" originated in Wanglaolin Village, Zheng Zhuang Township. In the early Ming Dynasty, Zuo Mao, the former minister of Yuan Dynasty and Fujian Province, returned to Dushuigan Village, South Pan Geng, Panshi Town, with his family to settle down and became an old man in the East Village. His successor, Xun Wang, was a scholar in Chenghua period of Ming Dynasty. He used to be the governor of Huzhou Prefecture and the governor of Ningxia, and he wrote Ten Volumes of Notes on Border Protection. Of Wang Xun's seven sons, four have won the Jinshi, and they have the reputation of "father and son five Jinshi". Wang Chongru, the eldest son, was awarded the order of Wuyuan County, Jiangxi Province. The second son, Wang Chongren, was a scholar for three years (1508) and lived in Shaanxi as an assistant. The third son, Wang Chongwen, was a scholar in Hongzhi for six years (1493). His official residence is in Shanxi, where he participates in politics, and his right deputy is Yushi. The fourth son, Chongxian, was a scholar in the ninth year of Hongzhi (1496). He is the official residence of Zuoshu and the governor of Ningxia. The seventh son, Wang Chongjian, was a scholar in the twentieth year of Jiajing (154 1). The tombs of Elvis Presley and Wang Xun are located in the southwest of Wanglaolin Village, and were named Wanglaolin after the separation of clansmen. The tombs of Elvis Presley and Wang Xun are now county-level cultural relics protection units. Ji Zi's Tomb is located in the south of Pucun Village, Sheng Wang, Zheng Zhuang Township. When the Shang Dynasty perished in the Zhou Dynasty, Ji Zi, the great teacher of the Shang Dynasty, was ashamed of being the son of the Zhou Dynasty. He led 5,000 Yin people to North China and spread the etiquette system, farming techniques and customs of South. Zhou Wuwang invited Ji Zi to visit North Korea. Since Ji Zi was blocked, he went to the Zhou Dynasty to tell Zhou Wuwang about "Hong Fan's Nine Domains". After the death of King Wu, he became a young king and was regent by Duke Ji Dan of Zhou. The Zhou Dynasty monitored Guan Shu, Cai Shu and Huo Shu, the "three supervisors" of Wu Geng, the son of Shang Zhouwang, and suspected that the Duke of Zhou had usurped power to stand on his own feet and conspired with Wu Geng to rebel. Duke Zhou was ordered to counter the rebellion, and many Yin people fled to North Korea. In order to keep the fief, Ji Zi had to move closer to Zhou again. On the way back, I visited the former Wang Tangling and Pan Geng Mausoleum, and saw that the palace was destroyed and corn was born, so I sang "Song of Mai Xiu": "The wheat seedlings are green and oily, but they are cunning, and they are not in harmony with me!" . Hearing this, Yin Min fell to his knees and wept bitterly. Ji Zi is too sentimental to be buried in Middle-earth, to the west of Bodu and to the east of Tang Ling. The Ji family ruled Korea for nearly a thousand years, was destroyed by people in the early Han Dynasty, and then moved south, distributed in South Korea and Japan. In 2000, Ji Zi Tomb was announced as a county-level cultural relics protection unit. Today, the descendants of the Ji family in South Korea have come here many times to pay homage to their ancestors. Xulou Village in Zheng Zhuang Township is the hometown of Xu Jiru, a famous scholar in the late Qing Dynasty. Xu Jiru, a juren in the 14th year of Guangxu (1888) and a scholar in the 16th year (189 1), was awarded a bachelor's degree in editing by Jishi Shu. He used to be the deputy examiner of Shaanxi Province, the scholar of Henan Province, and the magistrate of Lu 'an Prefecture. After living in Sumen Mountain in Xinxiang, he devoted himself to writing. Cao Nan Wen Shu Zhi has 82 volumes, 6 appendices, about1000000 words, which is a collection of Cao 1 1 state and county documents since the Zhou Dynasty, with Cao 1 1 state and county evolution, landscapes, historical sites, works, literati and so on. This book is an important document for studying the local chronicles of southwest Shandong. There are also Records of Cao Nan Literature 10, Notes on Gigi Lai 8, New Learning and Puzzlement 2, Tracing the Origin of Western Learning 8, An Introduction to Chinese and Korean Scholars 6, Notes for Teachers and Friends 8, Lessons from Regret Zhai 8 and Diary of Regret Zhai 65,400. Xu Jiru was also invited by Dingtao, Dongming and Shan County Magistrate to examine and approve the county annals. After Xu returned to Li, he set up a poetry club and published nine volumes of poems, many of which were sympathetic to the people's feelings and restrained greed. Among them, Xu's Ballad of Poppies is comparable to Liu Zongyuan's Snake Catcher. In the sixth year of the Republic of China (19 17), on the night of May 23rd, bandits from Dangshan attacked the city. As a consultant of peacekeeping forces, Xu Jiru was shocked and killed by bandits from Dangshan.