Jiangxi people have a long history of drinking. Tao Yuanming of the Jin Dynasty was born in a poor family in his later years. He advocated "never give up wine", wrote wine in many poems, and even wrote a special article "Talking about wine". Xiao Baojuan (now Yongxiu) of Qidong in the Southern Dynasties and Liu Yifu of Song Shaodi wrote in their poems that "Yuhua Garden is a place to set up a company, and relatives are for sale" ("History of Shaodi in the Southern Song Dynasty"). Zheng Gu, a native of Yichun, Jiangxi Province in the Tang Dynasty, wrote in the poem "Middle Age": The lonely Qin township is boundless in the sky, and the years have entered middle age. Love hates flowers without words, and sorrow knows that wine has the right. The garden is covered with moss, and the rain at night recalls the spring fields. Decline and complacency have increased poetics, but they have also changed several connecting premises. ?

In the Song Dynasty, Wang Anshi in Fuzhou, Jiangxi Province wrote Where to Forget Wine, in which one sentence was: Where to forget wine, the monarch and the minister should turn. Deep hall arch Yao Shun, closed seats at Hao Tao. ?

And attack everything, le liansi. There is no light at this moment, which is really bad for Luming Literature's poems. ?

It is said that Lidu has a history of about 1000 years. There is a folk proverb called "Shi Jiao Lijiadu, playing (buying) wine to sell tofu". Lidu, located in the plain of Jiangxi Province, is the granary of Jiangxi Province. When the grain harvest is abundant, people will make wine, marry, celebrate the New Year, receive guests and worship ancestors and gods. There are two drinking poems in Du Li's Zou Jiapu, which can also prove that the wine industry has a long history. ?

Stay at the mountain gate and drink: I sighed after sweeping the wasteland, and Yu Yi invited me to offer pine flowers. Tile bottle wine, dragon paste wine and Ding Xin cooked birds will last forever. In the evening, listening to Lin Ming and Yu Lai, Danxia Cave rises in the shade. Spread melancholy words in front of the door first, and the culprit is laity. ?

The second time I stayed at the mountain gate to drink: I worshipped the iron wall from the beginning and stopped to watch the flowers. Spring swallow sends classes in an orderly way, and the wind floats with fairy feathers to make tea. Hogg hides from the crane in the cloud cave, slightly drunk at sunset, and has a full meal. ? The bird left in the forest felt heavy, but the horseshoe came home by the moon. ?

According to the Preface of Deng Sixiu's Genealogy in Nanping, Lidu Town Village, it is recorded that: "The thirty-fourth son of Gaomihou in Han Dynasty (Deng) also moved from Fenghuang Mountain in Fujian to Nanping (Shi Jiao) in the Tang Dynasty, and was in charge of the North Jinyuan Gold Factory in the county. He saw the mountains and rivers here, lived as an official here, became a family member, and later moved to Nanping (Shi Jiao). According to the town's genealogy of Li's Five Duke, Song Yongxi (983-10/6) "was the ancestor of the capital of song dynasty, and he had three sons, the second name was Zheng, and the word was Duan Fu."

Zhou's near Tang Yuming), Ning Jian of Xi (107 1- 1077) and Deyangong live in Songshan Hongqiao of Lijiadu (that is, near Songshan Village Committee of Lidu Town today). According to Mr. Hu's "Talking about Li", this place was originally named Zou. In autumn, 65,438+08 Jinshi from Zou's family and 65,438+0 Jinshi from Li's family went to Nanchang to take the jury exam. Zou Jiaxiu bullied Li Xiucai because he was poor and thought he couldn't get the jury. He made a bet with Li's scholar and signed a contract. If Li's scholar fails to pass the jury, he will move out of Zou. Li Xiucai was generous and left an alley named Zou Jiaxiang. Although this is a legend, it shows that a man named Zou lived here before the Li family came here. There was Zou before Li, but now there is no Zou surname in Zoujiaxiang. Zou lives in Hongqiao Village Committee of Lidu Town. Monument to Wanshou Palace in Lidu Town: Wanshou Palace was built in Zhenguan period of Tang Dynasty and was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. There are still four pillars around Qianlong in Qing Dynasty, which shows that Lidu Town has a history of thousands of years.