Zhao Jizu (ancestor): Wu Xiangzi

Origin:

Immigration: Wu lived in Wujiahe for a long time, and then moved to the east and west sides of Yanhe to farm. Wujiahe is one of the birthplaces of ancestors in Yancheng Kaiji. As early as the Ming Dynasty, there was the main hall of Wu's Ancestral Hall and seven tile houses in the east and west compartments, located in Wujiahezhuang (now the former site of Jiangsu Agricultural Reclamation Fertilizer Plant). Every year in the Spring and Autumn Period, the four clans follow the ancestral system and pursue the distance cautiously. Later, the ancestral hall was demolished in the 28th year of the Republic of China (1939) because the Japanese army occupied Yancheng Xinxing Field. The descendants of Wu propagated and spread to the 97th century (12). Wu Shixiong, Wu Shizhen, Wu Shiju and Wu Shifeng are divided into four branches: southeast, northwest and northwest. But it's gone after the north gate. There are many Wu people in Wujiahe, which are distributed in more than ten towns and villages such as Guhe, Longqiao, Yuanhe, Sanying, Shihua, Caitang in Qingdun Town, Zhongxing Bridge in Sheyang County, Shuiyingou in Dafeng County and Wutan in Funing County in Huang Cong. Today it reached 2 1 generation, with 665 households, 3560√.

Zushang: Wu is the fifth generation grandson of Wu Junyong.

Word generation: the word generation comes from Wu descendant Bai 103 (17th) of Wujiahe.

East Gate: Zheng Wen is on the spring list, helping Wu Bei to make peace, and Li Shufu is far-sighted and grasps the future.

South Gate: Wen Zhenjin, Huai Yu, Qi Xiangrui, National Highway Zongtongshou Quan Yi and Ji Changhua Yong.

Simon: Wen Zhen's outstanding talents have cultivated the pillars of Confucianism, and the loyalty and filial piety of the imperial court have made calligraphy famous all over the world.