Wang Shouren (1472-1529), Han nationality, was born in Yuyao, Zhejiang. The word Bo 'an is called Yangmingzi. He was called Mr. Yangming in the world, so he was also called Wang Yangming. China was the most famous thinker, philosopher, litterateur and military strategist in the Ming Dynasty. Lu Wang was a master of spiritual learning. He was not only proficient in Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism, but also able to lead troops in war. He was an all-powerful scholar rare in China's history. He was awarded the title of "Xian Confucianism" and was worshipped at the 58th place in the east wing of the Confucian Temple.

Wang Shouren (Yangming) (1472.9.30 - 1529.1.9), who was demoted to Longchang Station in Guizhou (now Xiuwen County, Guiyang City), the inn is dilapidated and uninhabitable. He lives in a cave next to the museum, and its cave is named Yangming Cave, which is one of the famous historical sites in Guiyang. His theory is called "Heart Learning (inheriting Lu Jiuyuan's'Heart Learning 'and perfecting it) ". He is a famous philosopher, writer, politician and strategist in ancient our country. His academic ideas have an important and far-reaching impact in China, Japan, the Korean Peninsula and South East Asia countries and even the world. Now located in the foothills of Fufeng Mountain in the east of Guiyang City, the "Yangming Temple", which was built in the 19th year of Jiaqing Qing Dynasty (1814), was built to commemorate Mr. Wang Yangming.

Ming Xianzong Chenghua years, was born in Yuyao, Zhejiang. His father Wang Hua, Wang Hua in the Ming Dynasty Chenghua seventeen years Xin Chou (1481) in the champion, Wang Shouren with his father moved to Beiping (Beijing).

According to the History of the Ming Dynasty, Wang Shouren was named Wang Yun when he was born, but he could not speak at the age of five. An eminent monk told Wang Hua to change his son's name to Wang Shouren. Wang Hua followed suit and Wang Shouren spoke. Wang Hua taught his son very strictly. Wang Shouren studied literature and martial arts very hard when he was a boy, but he liked playing chess very much and often delayed his homework for this. Although his father repeatedly scolded him, he never changed a little. In a fit of anger, he threw the chess into the river. Wang Shouren's heart was shaken and he immediately understood it. He immediately wrote a poem expressing his ambition:

Chess is fun all day long, but once the pain is lost by strict relatives.

The soldiers fell into the river and were unable to save them, and the general was drowned together.

A horse travels thousands of miles and follows the waves, and it is like swimming into the three rivers and chasing the waves.

The sound of the cannon sounded and the earth shook, suddenly startled Wolong Chou.

Wang Shouren had been intelligent since childhood and was very eager to learn, but he was not limited to the Four Books and Five Classics, and he also liked other books very much. His thoughts were also rather peculiar, and many private school teachers had always been unable to understand him. There was a limerick he made that could well illustrate his thoughts:

The mountain is near the moon and far away, and the moon is small, so I said that this mountain is larger than the moon.

If people have eyes as big as the sky, they will also see mountains and moons wider.

According to textual research, the author Wang Shouren was fourteen years old at the time. This poem is called "The Mountain House of the Blind Moon", which is Wang Shouren's first poem that has been passed down through the ages.

He used Zhuge Liang to describe himself and was determined to do something. After that, he studied hard and made great progress in his studies. I am becoming increasingly proficient in riding, archery and art of war. In the 12th year of Hongzhi of the Ming Dynasty (1499), he was admitted to the Jinshi and was awarded the title of chief of the Ministry of War. At that time, everyone in the court knew that he was a learned man, but Zhang Zhong, the eunuch of the prefect's military affairs, believed that Wang Shouren had been appointed as the head of the Ministry of War as a scholar, so he despised Shouren. Once, he forced Shouren to shoot an arrow in public, wanting to embarrass himself. Shouren refused repeatedly, but Zhang Zhong refused. Shouren had to raise his bow and arrow, draw the bow, and brush three arrows in a flash. All three shots hit the red heart. The whole army cheered, which made Zhang Zhong very embarrassed. Wang Shouren served as chief of the Ministry of War for three years. In the first year of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty (1506), he was sentenced to forty years of imprisonment and demoted to a post in Longchang (governed by Xiuwen County), Guizhou Province. After Liu Jin was executed, he served as governor of Luling County and was promoted to Shaoqing of Nantaipu Temple. At that time, Wang Qiong was appointed Minister of the Ministry of War, thinking that Shouren had extraordinary talents and recommended the court. In the eleventh year of Zhengde (1516), he was promoted to the right Qian Capital Censor and succeeded as the governor of southern Jiangxi. He mounted his horse to govern the army, dismounted his horse to govern the people, and civil servants were in charge of the military charms. He integrated civil and military strategies into his body. He was smart and agile in doing things and used troops quickly. He was awarded the title of Minister of the Nanjing Ministry of War for suppressing the peasant uprising and putting down the "Chenhao Rebellion" and was awarded the title of "Xinjian Uncle". Later, due to his high achievements and being taboo, he resigned and returned to his hometown to give lectures. He established academies in Shaoxing and Yuyao to preach "Wang's Studies." In the sixth year of Jiajing (1527), he was re-assigned to the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. Later, due to his lung disease, he petitioned for his return. On November 29, 1528 (January 9, 1529), he died of pneumonia in Zhouzhong, Nan 'an, Jiangxi Province.