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On the inner walls of the platform are two big Chinese characters

“Fu” and “Shuo”, which mean “blessing” and “longevity” respectively.
Legend has it that the Character “Shuo ”was written
with a broom soaked in yellow mud by a Taoist master at the time
Master Luodian was attending a banquet in honour of the examination officials
and those dispels who had passed the civil exam Hence it has been regarded
as having “celestial touch” The character “Fu” was written
by Luodian, the master himself.

This gate in front of us is the Main Gate, the gate was formerly
built at the time of the Song Dynasty, and was then called “Central Gate”.
The main gate underwent both destruction and reconstruction in the course of time.
The present structure was once thoroughly renovated in 1868.

The characters “Yuelu Academy”
on the horizontal tablet were inscribed by Emperor Zhen Zong
of the Song Dynasty. It was presented as an award to Zhoushi,
the master of the academy, when he was summoned to the emperor’s presence.
On both door posts are couplets which read “The kingdom of Chu,
unique home of the talents, The Academy of Yuelu, the very cradle of all ”.
It was composed in the Qing Dynasty by the master of the academy,
Yuan Jiangang and his disciple Zhang Renjie.
This gate was the Second Gate, It was first built in 1527 during
the Ming Dynasty. It underwent repairs and restoration many times .
It was completely devastated during the Anti-Japanese War .In 1984, the
gate was restored to its former state.

This is the Lecture Hall, where the students had lessons here,
it was first built at the time of the Song Dynasty and was once named “Jing Yi Hall”. Now, it has a more elaborate name “The Hall of the Loyalty, Filiality Honesty and Integrity”, because on the inner walls of the hall are engraved four big Chinese Characters:“ loyalty, filiality, honesty and integrity. They were handwriting by the great scholar, Zhuxi, who once lectured here. Others, such as the School Regulations, the Administrations and Way to Read were masterpieces of the masters of the academy. On the two horizontal tablets hanging on top were written: