Ye Wenyuan _ Translation and Appreciation

Historical source

Ye Ye's surname comes from four sources:

1, from the Mi family, later descended from Zhuan Xu, taking the feudal city as the surname. According to materials such as Tongzhi Yi Tong, Tongzhi Imperial Clan takes the city as its surname, Shen Zhuliang, a descendant of Zhuan Xu, is also known as Ye Gong, who is in the idiom Ye Gong Long Hao. His real name is Shen Zhuliang, the son of Sajima Shen Yinxu of Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period. He is outstanding in talent. During the reign of King Hui of Chu, he was appointed as the chief executive of Ye Yi, a city in northern Chu. Ye Gong built a water conservancy project in Ye Yi, which greatly improved the local living environment, and the people of Ye Yi were reluctant to wear it. He put down Bai Gong's rebellion, held an important position and did not love power. He bravely retired to Ye Yi. Later generations took Yi as their surname, Ye Zudi and Ye Zudi as their ancestors.

2, from the leaf hanging pot. Yediao is an ancient country name, and his hometown is in Java or Sumatra in Indonesia today. In the sixth year of the Eastern Han Dynasty, envoys were sent to China to establish friendly relations. Most immigrants from Ye Diao's country came to China with Ye as their surname, which is called bamboo silk.

3. It comes from the ancient surname of China. "Yang Ye" and "Doctor Ye" in China's ancient surnames are not seen today. According to the rule that two-character surnames and three-character surnames were changed to single-character surnames, the surnames of Dr. Ye were later changed to Ye's surnames.

4. Ye's family from other lineages and ethnic minorities:

According to the research of surnames, there are many people with Ye as their surnames in Rinan County (now Vietnam), an ancient southern minority in China. For example, in the Spring and Autumn Period, Ye Xiong, a native of the State of Wu, was a descendant of the southern minorities.

(2) The Nala, Yelehe and De 'anghai nationalities of Manchu, and the aborigines, Yi, Mongolian, Tujia, Xibe, Baoquan, Hui and Miao nationalities in Taiwan Province Province all have Ye surnames.

Zu: Ye. In ancient times, Lu Zhong, a descendant of Zhuan Xu, had six sons, and the youngest son was named Ji Lian. The descendants of Ji Lian once worked as a teacher in Zhou Wenwang, and were hunted by Zhou Chengwang in Jingshan (now western Hubei). When the People's Republic of China was founded, it was Jing, with Danyang as its capital, then moved to Ying, and changed its name to Chu. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Xu, our great grandson, was Yin of Shenxian County (now Linquan County, Anhui Province) when King Chu Ping was king, and his successor was Shen Shi. Sakima, the successor of Chu, was respected by Chu people for his integrity and hatred. In the eighteenth year of King Zhao of Chu (498 BC), he died heroically in the war with Wu Jun, so he sealed his son as Yin. Inheriting his father's footsteps, pacifying the white rebellion, benefiting the king of Chu, and making great contributions to Chu. He was named Nanyang people and Ye Gong, and the world respected him as Ye Gong. Later generations took the city as their surname and were honored as the ancestor of Ye. Because of its large font, later generations used to call it Gaoye.

Family celebrities

Ye Shi: A native of Yongjia, Wenzhou (present-day Zhejiang), a materialist philosopher and thinker in Song Dynasty, a master of Yongjia School, assistant minister of rites, and works such as Xue Ji and Collected Works of Mr. Shui Xin.

Ye Xin, a native of Songjiang, Shanghai, was a famous painter in the Qing Dynasty and one of the "Eight Schools of Jinling".

Ye Xie: Wujiang (now Jiangsu) was a writer in Qing Dynasty, who was good at poetics and wrote original poems.

Ye Zi: Yiyang, Hunan, a modern novelist. His works include Harvest, Night in a Mountain Village and Stars.

Ye Ting: a native of Huiyang, Guangdong, a proletarian strategist in China and one of the founders of the People's Liberation Army in China. He led the "August 1st" Nanchang Uprising and participated in the Guangzhou Uprising. Later, he served as the commander of the New Fourth Army and was killed in a plane crash.

Ye: A famous painter in the Song Dynasty, his works are mostly based on the customs of Tianjia in the south of the Yangtze River. Ye Mengde: A famous litterateur in Wuxian County in Song Dynasty, he was a senior official of the Ministry of Finance, and he wrote books such as Biography of Stone Forest in the Spring and Autumn Period, Collection of Literati in Jiankang Stone Forest, Stone Forest Ci and Stone Forest Poetry.

Ye: A native of Fuqing, Fujian Province, he was an official during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. He was a scholar of Dongge, a prime minister in Guangzong, a loyal minister with integrity and honesty, and he wrote a book "Lecture". Xianzu Ye: A native of Yuyao, Zhejiang Province, was a dramatist in the Ming Dynasty. There are seven kinds of legends and twenty-four kinds of zaju.

Ye: Longquan (present-day Zhejiang), a scholar in Ming Dynasty, is the author of four volumes of Caomuzi.

Ye: Wujiang (now Jiangsu) was a writer in the Ming Dynasty, and his works include Ye Tian Zhong.

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