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The best time in Zhenghe Park: suitable for all seasons.

Zhenghe Park is on the Moon Mountain in Kunyang, 60 kilometers away from Kunming. Kunyang, formerly known as Yueshan Park, is the hometown of Zheng He, and its father Maha's tomb is on Yueshan Mountain, so it was renamed on 1979. In more than 250 acres of forest gardens, pine forests, Berlin and fruit forests are lush; Climbing high and looking far, the scene is open. This is a promising park.

Zheng He's real name is Ma, and the fine print is. Hui nationality. 137 1 was born in Kunyang. At present, there is a monument to the "hometown of Zheng He, the eunuch of the Three Treasures in Ming Dynasty" in the park, and the remains of residential buildings are found near the monument. Zheng He's grandfather and father have both been to Mecca, the holy place of Islam, and he has heard of foreign countries since he was a child. He entered the palace as a eunuch in the early Ming Dynasty and later served the prince in Beijing. In the battle for the throne between Judy in Rebecca and Zhu Yun, the Emperor of Jianwen, The Tale of Zheng He in Ming Dynasty became an important figure around Ming Chengzu.

(Time) Written in Yongle three years by Li Zhigang, a Japanese-funded doctor in Duanyang, a minister of rites and a university student in Zuo Chunfang. In the upper right corner of the back of the tablet, there are three lines of regular script engraved shallowly. Moire: On November 22nd, the 9th year of Yongle, Zheng He, the second son of Ma Shi and eunuch, was ordered to pay homage to the ancestral grave. On December 12th, it was an auspicious day in the ecliptic, so remember his ears. Zheng He's family background, Shi Ming only said that he was from Yunnan, and Ma Gong's epitaph provided accurate information such as his birthplace, life experience, position and surname. Whether Zheng He returned to his hometown after becoming a dignitary is not recorded in the history books. The three lines of the inscription reflect the fact that Zheng He returned to his hometown to offer sacrifices between his second and third voyages to the West. Therefore, this monument has become a precious cultural relic for studying Zheng He, and a monument pavilion has been built to protect it. There are two stone tablets on both sides of Ma Gong's epitaph. One is the biography of Zheng He, the eunuch of Sanbao in Ming Dynasty recorded by the teacher (Li Fei); First, Xia Guangnan's epitaph and Zheng He's grandfather's postscript were written in 24 years of the Republic of China. It has certain reference value for understanding Zheng He and his inscriptions.

In the same year that Zheng He asked Li Zhigang to write an epitaph for his father, Ming sent Zheng He to lead a team, supplemented by Jing Hong, and led more than 27,800 sailors and officers to the Western Ocean in 62 treasure ships. They set out from Liujiagang, Suzhou (now Dongliuhe Town, Taicang) on 1405, passed through Zhancheng (now southern Vietnam), Java, Sumatra, Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) and other places, and returned to China on 1407. Later in1408-141year,1413-1415 years,/kloc-. 1403 ──1433 Seven times in 28 years, covering more than 30 countries, reaching as far as the east coast of Africa and the Red Sea. The largest captain is about 148 meters, with a width of 60 meters and a passenger capacity of 1000 people. These voyages were more than half a century earlier than Columbus and da Gama in the west, and the size of the fleet and ships far exceeded them. Wherever Zheng He went, he exchanged silk, porcelain, bronze, iron, gold and silver for local specialties. "The nameless treasure he took is incalculable, and the price of China is incalculable." Some countries and regions also sent envoys to China with ships, which promoted international exchanges. The eunuch Sambo's voyage to the West is a pioneering work in the history of world navigation, which is called "a great event in the early Ming Dynasty".

The establishment of Zhenghe Park expresses the nostalgia of the people in my hometown for this navigator. The tall lintel at the entrance of the park is carved with the patterns of Qian Fan's competition, braving the wind and waves and going forward bravely, symbolizing Zheng He's spirit of making contributions to the country and the nation despite difficulties and obstacles. There is also a "Wanghai Building" in the park; The building is based on the shape of a huge ship, with three floors, including the statue of Zheng He, Zheng He's nautical chart, Fujian Soul Monument and related historical records. Boarding this "shipbuilding" is expected to be 500 miles from Dianchi Lake, and Zheng He's voyage to Yunnan and the voyage to the West are also related to finding the whereabouts of Emperor Wen Jian, needless to say.

In memory of this man who devoted his life to the navigation of the motherland and contributed to the development of friendship between China and the people of Asian and African countries, there are also "Zheng He Memorial Pavilion" and "Zheng He Memorial Hall" in Zheng He Park. As a eunuch, Zheng He had no children. According to legend, his brother and son are his heirs. He lives in Mafu Street in Nanjing and calls himself Mafuzheng. His younger brother moved to Yuxi after his second son, and two descendants have multiplied, with hundreds of people since the 20 th generation. Over the years, they have visited Niushou Mountain and Kunyang Yueshan Mountain respectively.