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Introduction to Zhuzi Alley: The roads of Zhuzi Alley are all paved with cobblestones. The alleys are winding and winding, with ancient houses and high walls on both sides. Zhuzi Lane is commonly known as Zhushi Lane among the people. It is a cross alley of Wufu Street. It was first built in the Southern Tang Dynasty of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms (about 930-950). It has been more than 1,000 years ago. When Zhu Xi settled in Wufuli, he often I would go to the foothills of Ezi Peak, a short distance away, to seek advice from my father-in-law and teacher Liu Mianzhi, or go to the bank of Jixi not far away to receive teachings from Hu Xian, the son of the famous Confucian Huan Guo. Every time I would pass by this small path In order to commemorate this great Confucian who compiled Neo-Confucianism, later generations called this lane Zhuzi Lane.