What does Shunxing mean?

Question 1: What does Shun Xing Zhai mean as a restaurant? Please search it on Baidu

Question 2: What does Shun Xing Xing mean in English? Shun Rise

Sun The meaning of rising

Question 3: What does it mean to have everything go smoothly and expand your ambitions? It means that the business you create is a big business, and the process will be smooth and you can reach the peak

Question 4: What does Qinyuanchun mean? Qinyuanchun is a common word brand name. Founded in the early Tang Dynasty. The name of the tune comes from the allusion of Dou Xian of the Han Dynasty who relied on his power to seize Princess Qinshui's countryside in disguise. "Wan's Ci Rhythm" says: ""Qinyuanchun" is an ancient tune. The author is the most prosperous and his name is the most prominent." Qinyuanchun uses Su Shi's poems as the formal style and has 114 characters in double tune. Also known as "Shou Xingming". According to Wanshu's "Ci Lv" Volume 19, there is another style, that is, 115 characters. There is also "Hua Fa Qin Yuan Chun" which has nothing to do with this tune.

According to "Cihai" records: "Qinyuanchun, the name of Ci Pai. Dou Xian of the Eastern Han Dynasty took advantage of his power to seize Princess Qinshui's garden, and later generations wrote poems to sing about it. Therefore, this tune got its name, also known as "The Longevity Star" "Ming Dynasty", "Dongting Spring Color", etc. One hundred and fourteen characters in double tone, flat rhyme" (see the 1980 edition of "Cihai", page 905), Qupai also has "Qinyuanchun", which is roughly the same as the Ci Pai or has some changes. Qupai evolved from Cipai and has the same origin. There are many theories about the origin of the "Qinyuanchun" poem.

First, after Dou Xian captured Qinyuan, he summoned the civil servants and military generals of the DPRK to have a banquet in Qinyuan. The literati in the Yan Dynasty wrote poems praising Qinyuan and asked the singer to sing it. Later generations made this kind of poem praising Qinyuan into a word card, which was called "Qinyuan Spring".

The second is that Princess Qinshui and her consort Deng Qian recited poems and sang harmony in their free time. The literati in the palace made the poems they recited into a tablet, called "Qinyuanchun"

The third one is Mr. Wang, the old shopkeeper of Wang Soon Hing brand in Thanh Hoa. According to legend, one day in the winter month of the third year of Tang Tianyou's reign (AD 960), Mr. Wang, the old shopkeeper of the Wang Soon Hing brand in Thanh Hoa Street, Hanoi, entered the Qinyuan Theater. I saw him with a silver beard floating in the air, thin and elegant, and a kind of humble calmness exuding between his brows. When the ancient Huai music played, he slowly lifted up his long sleeves, raised his hands to greet the literary guests, and sang a song with a slight Taiyuan accent in the Hanoi dialect, "Qin Yuan Chun", with the meaning of the words. In order to praise Emperor Ming, satirize the Queen, sing Emperor Zhang, ridicule Dou Xian, praise goodness and beauty, and praise Qinyuan. His calligraphy was straight, rich and elegant, which astonished all the experts. Even Feng Zhi, a famous literary figure from Luoyang, and his entourage also bowed their hands in admiration.

Mr. Wang was originally from Taiyuan, and ran a fireworks business in Qinghua Street. He inherited the virtues of his ancestors, was a scholar, and was proficient in poetry, calligraphy, and music. He was a "king but not a king, not a king but a king". A humble demeanor. It took him more than a month to write the song "Qin Yuan Chun". The whole poem has a total of 114 words, with thirteen sentences in the first part and twelve sentences in the second part. It is smooth, rhymed and catchy. , The composition is consistent and the structure is tight and logical.

The next day, Feng Zhi and his entourage visited Mr. Wang at his home and brought the word back to Luoyang, where it gradually spread in the capital. Later literati took the rhythm of the word as a basis and wrote poems to express their feelings. The word "Qinyuanchun" came into being inadvertently. It has always been welcomed by literati and ambitious people of all ages because of its grand grid structure and bold rhythm. Zhang Xian, Su Shi, Huang Tingjian, Xin Qiji, Lu You, Liu Kezhuang, Wang Xin, Jiang Jie, ***, etc. all used this card to fill in the eternal masterpieces.

In the late Yuan Dynasty, the Wang Shunxing brand name had developed into two: Dongwang Shunxing and Xiwang Shunxing. As the saying goes, "One place does not eat pigs, and the other place opens a cannon shop..." The famous "Qinghua Cannon" before the end of the Qing Dynasty was always known as "Wang Shunxing" and "Fu Zhengxing" from the "two places" "," and "Gao Baoxing" were supported by three brands, especially in the heyday of "Wang Shunxing". There was a "Martial Arts Academy" in the east courtyard, a "College" in the west courtyard, and two large mansions on Qinghua Street. In the late Qing Dynasty, their owners lost overnight in gambling.

When Wang Yuzhen, the 21st descendant of Wang Shunxing, was working in the Ministry of Justice of the People's Republic of China, she talked with Mr. Yu Youren about the story of "Qinyuanchun" and Wang Shunxing. Mr. Yu Youren was very interested. He also wrote an inscription for Wang Shunxing's brand name. The full text is as follows: The first paragraph, the time-honored brand of Tang Dynasty, Wang Shunxing, the second paragraph, Yu Youren. This ink mark was burned along with Liang Qichao's nave, Li Hongzhang's vertical scroll, Yu Youren's banners and Song Huizong's eagle during the Cultural Revolution.

Wang Yuzhen, also known as Xiru, went to school in Beijing and established a tabloid in Beijing to participate in the anti-Yuan campaign. Along with him, six other people were wanted by Yuan Shikai, so he called himself the Little Seven Gentlemen when he was alive. One of the most valuable existing files in Boai County, Wang Yuzhen's file contains a wanted order signed by Yuan Shikai.

Question 5: What does mulberry knife mean? The leaf knife among the "three knives" is a traditional product of Haining. "Zhou Shunxing" improved the forging process on the basis of local kitchen knives, and made a leaf knife that is thin, uniform, sharp, cheap and high-quality. It can cut leaves like hair and is suitable for feeding young silkworms. It is very popular among silkworm farmers. However, legend has it that during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, the Empress Dowager Cixi heard that Haining had the name "Ye Dao" and believed that it was taboo with her own name "Yenala", so she issued a ban and changed the name to "Sang Dao".

Question 6: What does the sardine water on the silver ingot mean? It should be sanshuididing. Shaanxi's five-liang slot ingots. See my Baidu information for firm valuation and collection of silver ingots

Question 7: What does the word Ji Shunxing engraved on the silver ingot mean? Ji Shunxing Silver Ingot

Era: Qing Dynasty

Origin: Sichuan

Note: At the 2007 Beijing Autumn Auction, "Jishunxing 10 Liang Silver Ingot" (in average condition) was sold for 2,100 yuan. The current transaction prices are all above 3,000 yuan. They are all in average condition and have not yet appeared in perfect condition.

Question 8: What does the number on the temporary residence permit mean? Haha, the number on the temporary residence permit actually has no specific meaning. It is the Shunxing number compiled by the police station according to the temporary residence permit issued one after another. However, the first 5 digits are the fixed numbers of the community police. You can use these 5 digits to find out which police officer issued the temporary residence permit. The last 3 digits are the serial number.