He Qi: courtesy name Wanlun, a native of Lujiang in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and the author of the Theory of the Three Kingdoms in the Jin Dynasty. He was originally a scholar who loved ancient times. However, he reluctantly became a county magistrate because he was afraid that he would not be able to provide for his mother. Later, when his mother passed away, he said: "If you are an official, you should be rich, rich, and rich to support your relatives. Now that your relatives are dead, why ask for anything more." So he resigned from office and returned to the countryside, playing with classics and amusing himself with music and calligraphy, and became a generation of eminent scholars. At the same time, his filial piety has been passed down through the ages. He Chong: courtesy name Cidao, a native of Lujiang in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. He has been a public official for generations. His great-grandfather was He Zhen, a doctor of Guanglu. His ancestor was He Yun, governor of Yuzhou. His father, He Rui, was the governor of Anfeng. Emperor Cheng said: "Chong has an elegant style, a well-organized layout, and has thousands of husbands." "Hope." From the official position to the Minister of Civil Affairs, the Minister of Ling, the General of the Left, the general and the prime minister, he took the country as his own responsibility. In his later years, he was good at interpreting scriptures and worshiping Buddhist temples. His younger brother, Zhun, is the prime minister and assistant. He is noble and has few desires. He does not regard wealth as floating clouds but does not care about his family status. Quite accurate. He was promoted to the Grand Administrator of Nankang, Sun Yuandu. The governor of Xiyang, the second grandson uncle, was the minister of Taichang Qing. He Xun: courtesy name Zhongyan, a native of Liang, Southern Dynasty, and a native of Tan, East China Sea. The great-grandson of He Chengtian and the great-grandson of He Yi, a member of the Song Dynasty. He Xunzi, the Lieutenant of Qi, joined the army. He was able to write poems at the age of eight. He was elected as a scholar in Guanzhou, and became a minister of the Ministry of Water. Poetry is as famous as Yin Keng, and its world name is Yin He. Wen is as famous as Liu Xiaochuo, and is known as He Liu in the world. His poems are good at describing scenes and are good at refining characters. Recommended by Du Fu, there was a collection of eight volumes, but it is now lost. The Ming Dynasty compiled a collection of He Shuibu in one volume. He Yuan: named Yifang, Liang, a native of Tan in the East China Sea. During the reign of Emperor Wu, he served as the prefect of Dongyang. He was strong in illness, rich in wealth, pitiful about the poor and weak, fearless in the right and fearless, and ranked first in the public and Qing dynasties. In every Dian County, the people set up shrines for their lives, and eventually marched to the west to consult with Sima to join the army. He Fan: A native of Hezhou in the Tang Dynasty. He was extremely filial to his parents and behaved in a clean and honest manner. Emperor Dezong of the Tang Dynasty lived in the university. He checked his parents and did not allow him to return home every year, but he did not allow him to return home every two years. The five-year-old heir is close to him and he is too old to be content with himself, so he prepares to bow to all the living beings and leave, so that he can stay and stay for all the living beings. In the early days of Zhu Zhen's rebellion, all living beings will be in chaos, and the Tibetan movement will be based on great righteousness, so no one in the six halls will be defiled. Fan has lived in Taixue for twenty years, and if there is someone who has died or has no way to return, he must be helped. He Shangzhi: courtesy name Yande, a native of Lujiang in the Southern Song Dynasty. His father, Uncle He, was a magistrate and minister of Wu County. He was respectful, modest and clean. Shang Zhiguan Li was the Minister of Zhongshu, the Minister of Libulang, and the Ling of Zhongshu. He is a very noble person, respectful and courteous, he wears simple clothes when traveling, does not marry after his wife dies, and has no concubines. He and Shao Shi are like two people. The younger brother Youzhi is the prefect of Yixing, the second brother Yu is the prefect of Xin'an, and the third brother is the official minister of the capital next year. , Zi He Yan's courtesy name was Zhonghong, and his official career was Danyang Cheng, Zhongshu Lang, and Official Secretary. Yu Yin, the descendant of Gong, was honored by the world and loved to talk about mystical principles throughout his life. He has an annotation of Zhuangzi's Xiaoyao chapter handed down to the world. Sun Heji, whose courtesy name was Huijing, worshiped the Prince-in-law as the Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Palace. He was a senior official and a senior official, Zuo Changshi. During the reign of Emperor Gao, he was appointed as the Minister of the Ministry of Personnel. He Wuji: A native of Tan in the East China Sea during the Jin Dynasty, he had few ambitions, was loyal and capable, and became the general of Guangwu. Huan Xuan usurped the throne, and together with Liu Yu and other rebels, fought against Xuan. Xuan Bei left and was granted the title of Founding Duke of Ancheng County for his restoration efforts. Later, Lu Xun was defeated. Li Sheng said: "Take Su Wujie and die in charge of supervising the battle. He was given the posthumous title of Zhongsu." He Tongzhi, courtesy name Shiwei, was a native of Lujiang, Qi Province in the Southern Dynasties. The sixth generation grandson of He Yun, the governor of Yuzhou in the Jin Dynasty, and the grandson of He Shaozhi, a member of the Song Dynasty who often served as a cavalry official. Tong Zhishao was good at the three etiquettes and was a dedicated teacher. He was strong and proficient in writing, and he never stopped writing. He was an assistant teacher in Yuanzi at the beginning of his career, and later became the minister Zuocheng in Liang. He wrote more than 100 articles on etiquette and righteousness that have been handed down from generation to generation. Zichang, whose courtesy name is Yanwang, is young but honest, communicates with each other and loves each other, and does not mix and travel. He is often called a gentleman. He served as an official in the Song Dynasty at first and offered wine in Situ Dongge. Later, he served in Liang Dynasty and served as the Minister of the Ministry of Personnel. Sun Jinrong, courtesy name Guoli, was married to the Princess of the Great Wall by Emperor Wu of the Qi Dynasty. He Chengtian: an astronomer of the Southern Dynasty and Song Dynasty, a native of Tan, East China Sea. His father died when he was five years old, and his mother, Xu, relied on him to raise him as an orphan. Chengtian was smart and eager to learn. He was a well-read man of hundreds of schools of thought. He was an official in Jie Yang Nei Shi, Yu Shi Zhong Cheng and so on. The world is called He Hengyang. During the Yuan and Jia Dynasties, he was Zuo Lang, but he died before completing the writing and editing of Song Dynasty books. Chengtian was well versed in classics and history, and was proficient in astronomical laws and calendars. He once pointed out the omissions and omissions in the Jingchu Qianxiang calendar used in the table. He petitioned to change the calendar and called it the Yuan Jiali calendar, which had a great influence on the calendars of later generations. He also mastered the temperament of music and invented a new temperament close to the twelve equal temperaments. He could play the zither and became good at chess again. His works include "Retribution Questions" and "Da Xing Lun", and he promoted atheism. He Jingshu: A native of Tan, Donghai, Southern Qi Dynasty, he was Yu Kangling. He was of an honest nature and did not follow etiquette. When the summer festival came, he suddenly received a salary from the clan. In a few days, he got more than two thousand dendrobiums of rice, which he used to pay taxes on behalf of the poor. He Sicheng: Zi Zhijing, a native of Tan, Liangdonghai in the Southern Dynasty, his father respected his uncle, he joined the army during the Qi expedition to the east and joined the army, and I resisted the order. Sicheng was a young scholar who was diligent in studies and skilled in literature and art. His official career was as minister of the King of Nankang, Zuochangshi of the King of Ancheng, doctor of Taixue, and censor of the Imperial College. Sicheng's poems are classical and elegant, and he has written fifteen volumes of collected works, including poems about traveling to Mount Lu and poems about interpreting classics. Together with the clan members Zilang and Xun, they were both good at literary names and were known as Donghai Sanhe at that time. Zilang, whose courtesy name is Shiming, has long been talented and thoughtful, and has a clear workmanship and eloquence. The official official is the minister of cavalry outside the officialdom. There are anthologies.