Introduction to the statue of Tang Qiu: Tang Qiu, a native of Weijiang (now Jiezi Town) in the late Tang Dynasty, lived in seclusion and was not an official, and was known as "Tangshan native". Every time Tang Qiu earned something from writing poetry, he twisted it into a ball of paper and threw it into a gourd without showing it to anyone. In his later years, he threw the poem ladle into the Wei River and floated away, and said his blessing: "If this ladle does not disappear, the one who gets it will know how hard I worked." Therefore, people at that time were called the "Poet with a Ladle", and his poems were only There are 35 and a half poems in existence, which form its own volume in "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty".

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