Cai Jingze (15 1-222) was born in Xinmao, the first year of Yuanjia in the Eastern Han Dynasty (see Cha Cai's Genealogy), and died in the Three Kingdoms, in the first year of Wu (see Old County Records, the year of giving death). He is from Rui 'an, and Luoyang was a local before the county was established. After the Eastern Han Dynasty, Emperor Huan, Emperor Ling, Emperor Shao and the Three Kingdoms lived in different dynasties.
There are two famous things related to Cai Jingze: First, Cai Jingze eliminated tigers, and the people once built a "Tiger-fighting Temple" next to Zhou 'ao Cemetery in Beihu to commemorate him; Second, in order to commemorate Cai Gongjing's great achievements, the government and people listed Cai as a famous local minister and went to the temple (Zhong Yi Temple) to worship. Zhong Yi Temple has a long history and was rebuilt from the original Dewey Shaogong Temple. Zhong Yi Temple was built to commemorate the sacrifice of Cai Jingze, and Cai Jingze was "forgotten by Li Xiang until now" because of this Zhong Yi Temple. At present, we can still see the remains of Cai Jingze: Cai Gong Temple in Cang Qian Street, Cai Gong Temple in Wangshang, Cai Zhongyi Cemetery in Zhou 'ao and Memorial Pavilion in No.1 Middle School. Among them, Jinhu, outside the north gate, was built in the "Cai Jingze Walking Temple" in the early Qing Dynasty.
Kangxi Guihai (1583) In October, Zhu Hongzhan, an urban Confucian, wrote The Hall of Loyalty and Justice. Zhu Hongzhan, whose real name is Mo Zhai, is known as a "temporary celebrity" with a series of bamboo gardens handed down from generation to generation.