1. Humble Room: the name of the living room and study room of Liu Yuxi, a great poet of the Tang Dynasty. The poet once wrote a popular "Inscription on the Humble Room" to describe the simplicity of his study. He compared his "humble room" with Zhuge Liang's "Thatched Cottage" during the Three Kingdoms and the "Xuan Pavilion" of the Western Han Dynasty writer Yang Xiong, expressing his noble character. His character and his joy in living in poverty.
2. Laoxuean: the name of the study room of Lu You, a patriotic poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, in his later years. Taking the words of Mingzhai as "learning is like walking at night with a candle in front of a teacher", he is determined to live and learn until he is old, and his life will never stop and he will never stop learning.
3. Kuzhai: Ming Dynasty writer Zhang Yi lived in seclusion in a shabby room in Longquan County to study and create. He took pleasure in suffering, worked hard, and wrote many famous poems. He once said: "People know that happiness is happiness, but they do not know that suffering is happiness." Liu Ji was moved by this spirit and wrote the article "Kuzhai Ji" and named Zhang Yi's study Kuzhai.
4. Qi Fen Zhai: also known as "Qi Lu Zhai". The Ming Dynasty writer Zhang Pu was diligent and studious since he was a child. When he read, he must copy it by hand. After copying, he would read it aloud and then burn it. Then he would copy it, read it again, and burn it again, and so on six or seven times. Over time, calluses grew on the place where his right hand held the pen. In order to encourage himself, he named the house where he studied "Qi Fen Zhai".
5. Pingshui Zhai: Shu Wei, a poet of the Qing Dynasty, had a wide range of interests in his life. He was knowledgeable, agile in writing, and could write poems with ease. He compared his creative achievements to a bottle of water drawn from the ocean, so he named his study "Ping Shuizhai".