Shaoxing ancient one yuan satrap Liu Chong.

Liu Chong, Zi Zurong, was born in Muping, Eastern Han Dynasty. He is the grandson of King Qi Mouping and a descendant of Zhong. In his youth, Liu Chong was recommended as Xiao Lian for his "Ming Jing" and became the county magistrate of Dongping Ling in Jin 'an County, with remarkable achievements. Later, he was promoted to Zhang Yu and Huiji, and made great achievements. After being promoted to Beijing, there were five or six old men with white beards in Shanyin County (the first county in Huiji County, now Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province), who came from the countryside to see him off, and each brought him a hundred pence. Liu Chong refused to accept it, but only chose the largest one from many money to keep it as a souvenir. Later, he was called "the one-dollar satrap". Yang Weiqiao, the imperial adviser of the Qing Dynasty, wrote in his poem: "Being an official is nothing but money, all made of blood. Thrown to the bottom of the sea, the army won a clear name. "

After Liu Chong entered Beijing, he successively served as the toast of Zong Zheng, Sikong and Taiwei Situ. Once he went out of Beijing and passed by the pavilion, wanting to go in and have a rest. The official in charge of the pavilion refused, saying, "We are here to clean up and wait for the arrival of Lord Liu Chong. What qualifications do you have to live! " Liu Chong listened, and quietly left without saying a word. People praised him as a loyal elder.

In the second year of Jianning (169), Liu Chong was dismissed and returned to his hometown. Later, he died at home and was buried in Ju Island (now Mayang Island) in Mu Ping. He was honest and thrifty all his life and was regarded as a model in the biographies of officials in the later Han Dynasty. Song Kezhi, a famous scholar in the Qing Dynasty, wrote in his poem: "Ignore Dong Mohan's relatives and insist on being a famous minister in the Qing Dynasty." After more than a thousand years, it has occupied the first place in my hometown. "