The third thought from Hu Lancheng: Where is Hu Lancheng from?

Where is Hu Lancheng from? A native of Shengxian County (now Shengzhou City), Zhejiang Province. This answer is absolutely correct. There are three proofs: First, Hu Lancheng's former residence was in Shengxian County, and it is still there. Second, Hu Lancheng wrote it clearly in this life. Three, Hu Lancheng living relatives have no objection. But there is a more specific answer: Hu Village, Sheng County, Zhejiang Province. For example, the Saint County Records (revised edition) reads: Hu Lancheng, native of Hucun, Jiangdong Township. (Note: Jiangdong Township has been merged into Sanjie Town. Secondly, Hu Lancheng himself described his hometown like this: "The temple number printed on the upper horizontal head, the 22 nd capital of Shengxian County printed on the lower horizontal head, and the lower to Tan Yue, the northern township. Fill in ""in Xiahu Village, Xiabei Lane, my home; "Everyone in Hu Village is surnamed Hu,"; "Lake Village Xi Mountain is in the ring road, and people are divided into four places, Nijiashan, Lujiao, Hetang and Daqiaotou." ; "My family lives in Daqiaotou, and there is a stone bullet road in front of the door from Yishan Village to Fenghua, and from the outside to Shaoxing Third Street Jang Jin." ; "There is Purple Mountain ten miles away from Lake Village,"; "I can only see the Purple Mountain. I want to cross the river. It's a stream." ; Ten miles to Hu village is the village, and ten miles to the village is Lutian village. On the mountain, there is Siming Mountain. "There are also the stage entrance of Nijiashan and the stage entrance of Lujiatun, both of which are large courtyards built by the previous generation, called the front of the public hall." ; My grandfather took the lead in donating money to build this bridge in Hucun. It seems clear, needless to say. However, things have changed, which is really worth writing about. I looked up some information and looked at it on the spot, and got the following remarks. I don't know if it's right or wrong, but you can correct me if you are interested. I don't know what the administrative ownership of Hu Village was when Hu Lancheng was born, and I don't know when he lived in Hu Village. I have nothing to say about it. I only know that now or earlier, there is something about the ownership of Hu Village: according to Hu Lancheng's description and the current reality, the four Hu Villages (so-called families, which we can understand as the present natural villages) written by Hu Lancheng have actually belonged to Shengxian (now Shengzhou) and Shangyu (now Shangyu) counties. Specifically: Nijiashan and Lujiao (now Hexing) have been returned to Shangyu, and they are still called Hucun (natural village, which has been merged into Qingtan administrative village). Daqiaotou (now the pier) and Hehuatang (now heming) have been returned to Shengxian County and called Shi Die Village (administrative village). That is, the name of Hucun has been owned by Shangyu. The house number that is still in Hu Lancheng's former residence: Qiaodun Village 18, was a few years ago when Sheng County merged with the village. Now the correct address of Hu Lancheng's former residence is Shi Die Village, Sanjie Town, Shengzhou City, Zhejiang Province. More specifically, the pier is added below. So today's Hu village is different from Hu Lancheng's Hu village in administrative jurisdiction. In this way, we can express the address of Hu Lancheng's former residence as: Hu Village, Qingtan Village, Shangyu. This is the name of Hu Village now, and it is always far-fetched to regard it as the village where Hu Lancheng's former residence is located. Hu village, shengxian county. That's what Hu Cun used to call it, but not anymore. Shi Die Village, Shengzhou. This is the administrative village of Hu Lancheng's former residence, but it is always awkward and uncomfortable to use this village name when introducing Hu Lancheng's former residence. Besides, Sanli Road really has a stacked stone natural village, which is easy to confuse concepts. Shi Die Village Wharf in Shengzhou. It's more specific than the last one, and the concept is not easily confused, but it's still uncomfortable. Hu Village, Shengxian County (now Shengzhou Village Wharf). I think this is the most appropriate way to introduce Hu Lancheng's former residence. It conforms not only to history, but also to the current reality. There is also a local flavor, historical precipitation and intimacy. At this point, where Hu Lancheng's former residence is located, there is finally a little clue.