1\Kou Zhun, courtesy name Pingzhong, was from Huazhou and served as prime minister. In the fourth year of Chunhua (933), he served in Qingzhou. It only lasted one year, and he was transferred back to the imperial court to serve as counselor and political affairs officer. Kou Zhun was appointed as the governor of Qingzhou, and he was quickly transferred back. The ancient book "Yan Yu in the Stone Forest" has this record: When Kou Zhun was appointed deputy envoy to the privy council, every banquet guest would like to Extravagant, especially the "Zhezhi Dance", with 24 people dancing each time, they all have a good time before resting. In order to eliminate the influence, the imperial court dismissed his deputy privy envoy and took up a post in Qingzhou. However, Song Taizong still appreciated his ability and quickly summoned him to Beijing where he was reused.
2\ Fan Zhongyan, courtesy name Xiwen, was born in Wuxian County, Suzhou. In the third year of Huangyou's reign (1051), he took office in Qingzhou. Fan Zhongyan. As a famous politician, military strategist and writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, Fan Zhongyan came to Qingzhou only in his later years. He served for less than two years, but he did some practical things for the people of Qingzhou.
After the failure of the "Qingli New Deal", Fan Zhongyan was first demoted to Dengzhou. It was during that period that he wrote the popular "Yueyang Tower". In the third year of Huangyou's reign, he was transferred to Qingzhou. As soon as he arrived in Qingzhou, he encountered the problems left by Fu Bi: Fu Bi was kind and treated outsiders well, so a large number of disaster victims from other places stayed in Qingzhou, causing a sharp increase in food prices. At the same time, according to the regulations of the imperial court at that time, the people of Qingzhou had to go to today's Liaocheng to pay the emperor's grain. The journey was long, shoulder-to-shoulder and hand-carrying, and it was miserable. Fan Zhongyan came up with a way: let the people of Qingzhou sell the grain locally, take the money to buy grain in Liaocheng, and pay the imperial grain on the spot. In this way, it not only saves the people the pain of transporting food over long distances, but also stabilizes the price of food in Qingzhou.
In addition, Fan Zhongyan also left a medicine for Qingzhou. At that time, there was a kind of "pink eye disease" in Qingzhou, which was very popular and there was no good cure. Fan Zhongyan collected prescriptions everywhere, studied them carefully with doctors, and created "Qingzhou White Pills", which effectively cured pinkeye. The clear spring where the pills were prepared was named "Liquan" by Fan Zhongyan. In order to commemorate Liquan's contribution to the treatment of pinkeye, Fan Zhongyan also built a pavilion on Liquan. Later, people called the pavilion "Fangong Pavilion". Today there is still "Fangongting Park" in Qingzhou.
3\ Ouyang Xiu, courtesy name Yongshu, also known as Zuiweng, also known as Liuyi Jushi, was born in Luling (now Yongfeng County, Jiangxi). Prime Minister. He is also a famous litterateur and historian. Ouyang Xiu was also demoted from the capital after the failure of the "Qingli New Deal". He first arrived in Chuzhou and wrote the well-known "The Drunkard's Pavilion", leaving behind the famous line "The Drunkard's interest is not in wine, but in the mountains and rivers" for future generations. That year, he was 40 years old, a time when most people were ambitious, but he was already tired of officialdom. Later, the imperial court re-appointed him, but he was already committed to literature. As a result, he inherited the ancient prose tradition pioneered by Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan, led the famous "Poetic Innovation" movement, and thus became a leader in the literary world. The literary leader was indeed a bit unruly and even wore purple during the emperor's mourning period. As a result, he was dismissed from his post, first demoted to Bozhou and then to Qingzhou. Before arriving in Qingzhou, Ouyang Xiu was very reluctant. Because he had decided to retreat to the mountains and forests, he submitted letters of resignation three times in a row. However, the emperor issued edicts six times urging him to take office, and also gave him the position of Minister of War. The emperor's edict was written by Wang Anshi, who led Ouyang Xiu to Qingzhou for various reasons. As soon as he arrived in Qingzhou, Ouyang Xiu was attracted by the mountains and rivers of Qingzhou. Ouyang Xiu's administration of Qingzhou was really like cooking fresh food. He was lost in the mountains and rivers all day long and was rarely busy with official duties.