There are several pairs of Jinshi in the history of father and son.

There should be quite a few. I'm just wandering around alone. I remember Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai, Shandong, Shanxi, Henan, Fujian and so on. I have seen the introduction of a Jinshi. Among celebrities, Cai from Fujian (maybe Cai Xiang)-I'll search and get back to you.

-The archway, also known as the "Four Wheels Stone Beauty" archway, is located at the entrance of Tai Po Middle School.

Father and son Jinshi Square, located on the central axis of Jiangcun, was established to commend the 48th generation Jianghan and the 49th generation Jiang Wenmin. Father Square, namely Jinshi Square, was built in the early years of Hongzhi in Ming Dynasty (1488), with a height of 8 meters and a clear span of 3.3 meters. It is a stone arch with two columns and three floors. Stone carving "Double Phoenix" means that father and son are officials at the same time, and the next one is carved with a bright sun and a pair of lions playing with pearls. The whole stone square is basically intact. The sub-square, namely Jiangjinshi Square, was built in the 18th year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty (1505), with a height of 8m and a clear span of 3.2m It is also a stone archway on the third floor of two schools, and its beams are engraved with the words "Climb to the Top", "Pass the Gold List" and "Rong En", which shine brightly. The same is true for other squares such as Aoyu.

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Forty-six years of Qingganlong (178 1 year) Location: Jinshi Hall of Angji Father and Son, Angji Administrative Village, Xishanyi Town, Feidong County, with a history of 222 years. The ancestral hall has three entrances and four compartments, covering an area of 500 square meters. The gate is a splayed gate, and a pair of stone lions guard the left and right of the gate. There is a royal plaque in the back hall, entitled "connecting the past with the future"; In the nave, there is a plaque given by the Hanlin Academy, entitled "Mu Ye Meng Cong"; There is a plaque given by Luzhou government in the front hall, entitled "Father and son Jinshi". Although the ancestral hall has experienced more than 200 years of vicissitudes, the overall structure is intact, and the iron handles of the gables of each house are firmly fixed. The red beams, black columns and ancient carvings of Yunlong in the house are still bright and dazzling, belonging to the early Qing Dynasty.

"Father and son Jinshi" are two sages: Angshaoshan and Angtian Yu Zeng. Shaoshan is Tian Zengyu's father. Shaoshan has long characters, and Kangxi is definitely not a scholar. He was appointed cabinet secretary and was awarded the position of Wen Linlang. In his later years, he was listed as a Taiwanese assistant. Angtian Zengyu was the first person to judge ugliness by Emperor Kangxi. Both father and son Jinshi were court officials and trusted ministers of the Qing emperor. At that time, they were famous all over the world, and they were also famous in Luzhou state capital. In his later years, he retired in Angji, Feidong. The court officials came, the civil servants got off the sedan chair and the military attache dismounted.

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Father and son Jinshi pavilion

During the Jingtai period of the Ming Dynasty (1450- 1456), Liu Hong and Guang Liu were promoted to Jinshi and built archways in the village, all of which were destroyed. In the late Qing Dynasty, later generations built Jinshi Pavilion in the center of the street. The pavilion was originally built in the middle of the road, but later it was moved to the side of the road because of the construction of Beitao Temple, and the original tapir was still kept. In February 2000, it was announced as a district-level cultural relics protection unit.

The father and son Jinshi Pavilion is a wooden structure with four pillars resting on the top of the mountain, with a width of 4.05 meters and a height of 6.20 meters, which was built in the late Qing Dynasty.

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In the Ming and Qing dynasties, father and son were both Jinshi, and all six were Jinshi.

Seven sons and one door, father and son explore flowers three times'

Tang Dynasty and Zhao: Father-son Champion

Few nobles, expensive trees and expensive iron: father and son are the best.

Gui Renze and Gui An: Father and son champions.

Zhang and Zhang Yifu: father and son, scholar, scholar and scholar.

Li Kuo and Li Shu: father and son, scholars, scholars and

Song dynasty

Gu Liang Liang Hao: father and son champion

Zhang Quhua and Zhang Deye: Father and son are the top scholars.

An Deyu and An Shouliang: Father-son Champion

There were two pairs of Lu families in Daxing in Jin Dynasty: Lu Yansi (grandfather), Lu Zhongsi (father) and Lu Zao (son). In the history of imperial examinations, there was only one case of winning the first prize for three consecutive generations. Unfortunately, people pay little attention to this special situation. Only Yuan Haowen mentioned in Volume III of Continued Records that Liu Qi said in Volume VII that "Lu is the top scholar and there are many fathers and sons", leaving out his grandfather's generation.

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Zeng and Zeng Zhui: grandchildren, top scholar, exploring flowers.

Xie Qian and Xie Pi: father and son, top scholar, exploring flowers.

Lun Xuwen and Lun Yixun: father and son, champion, second.

Liu and Liu Yingqiu: father and son, top scholar, exploring flowers.

Wang Xijue and Wang Heng: Father and son ranked second.

Ching Dynasty

Peng Dingqiu and Peng Qifeng: Grandchildren and grandchildren are all champions.

Pan and Pan Zuyin: Grandchildren, Top Scholar and Flower Exploration.

Miao Tong and Miao Yuezao: Father and Son, Champion and Dimension.

Ren He Ren: Father and son explore flowers

Su Zhaodeng and Su Jingheng: Father and son exploring flowers