Historical celebrities
[In historical order]
Fan Hui: a person from the Spring and Autumn Period. The surname is Qi, the given name is Hui, the courtesy name is Ji, and the surname is Shi. Because he ate the town in Sui, he was called Suihui; later he ate the town in Fan, he was called Fan Hui, and in history he was called Fan Wuzi. He was a prominent figure who was active in the Jin political arena in the early Spring and Autumn Period for half a century. He was also the ancestor of the most common Chinese surnames such as Liu, Fan, Shi and Sui. Wang Fu praised in "Qianfu Lun", "The Liu family has been the most virtuous in the world since the Tang Dynasty and above the Han Dynasty, and Fan Hui is the most prosperous!"
Fan Li: courtesy name Shaobo, years of birth and death Unknown, a native of Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period. For more than 20 years, he and his colleague Wen Zhong, King Goujian of Yue, worked hard to destroy Wu and were respected as generals. When he came to Tao, he used the art of planning to manage his wealth. Because he became extremely rich, he named himself Tao Zhugong.
Fan Dan: (112-185) was the author of Fan Ran, whose courtesy name was Shiyun. A native of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he was proficient in the Five Classics, especially the Book of Changes and the Book of Documents.
Fan Changsheng: Born in the Western Jin Dynasty (?-318) (or at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty?). A native of Danxing, Fuling, Sichuan (which became part of Chongqing after 1997). (Shu) In the early Han Dynasty, the Fan Changsheng clan moved to Qingcheng Mountain. According to historical records, Fan Bowen had strong knowledge and wrote "Notes on the Tao Te Ching" and "Notes on the Book of Changes". The family has been in charge of Buqu and Changsheng for generations. He is the leader of Tianshi Taoism, and the people of Shu regard him as a god. It may be said that he lived from the late Han Dynasty to the Jin Dynasty and Mu, and died at the age of more than 130 years old. Liu Bei asked him to participate in politics, and he resolutely resigned, so he was granted the title of Duke of Daoyao and built the Palace of Immortality for him in Qingcheng Mountain. During the reign of Yuankang (291-299) of Jin Dynasty, Li Te, a member of the Ba clan, led the refugees. When there was a famine in Li Liu's army, Fan Zi gave him food. Li's army had great morale and captured Chengdu a few months later. Te Zixiong said, "Fan Changsheng is famous for his virtues and is valued by the people of Shu. He wants to welcome him as a king and serve as a minister." Fan declined and advised Xiong to stand on his own feet. In October of the first year of Jin Yongxing (304), Xiong was granted the title of King of Chengdu by Fan Dai. He was later proclaimed emperor, the country was named Dacheng (later changed to Han Dynasty), Fan was appointed prime minister, he was given the title "Taishi of Heaven and Earth at Four Seasons and Eight Festivals", he was honored as Fan Xian, and he was granted the title of Marquis of Xishan. Fan returned to Qingcheng, and Xiong built Fan Xian Pavilion (today's Fulong Temple) for Fan in Lidui, Guan County. Relying on Fan Zuo and adhering to the policy of "quiet and inactive and resting with the people", when it comes to the Central Plains war zone, the country can become a paradise.
Fan Ning: Confucian scholar of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. He respected Confucianism and wrote 12 volumes of "Collected Commentary on Gu Liang's Biography in Spring and Autumn Period", which is the earliest existing commentary on "Gu Liang's Biography" and was included in the most widely circulated "Commentary on the Thirteen Classics" by later generations.
Fan Ye: (398-446) was a historian of the Song Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty and served as Minister of Libulang (Fan Ningsun). He once deleted the "Book of the Later Han" from various schools and wrote the "Book of the Later Han", which contains 80 volumes of chronicles. For Fan Ningsun.
Fan Zhen: (approximately 450-515) was a philosopher and atheist during the Qi and Liang Dynasties in the Southern Dynasties. He served successively in Qi and Liang Dynasties, and served as Zhonglang of the Shangshu Palace and Zuocheng of the Shangshu. He synthesized and developed the atheism and god-destroying thoughts since the Wei and Jin Dynasties, and launched a sharp struggle against Buddhism.
Fan Kuan: The year of birth and death is unknown. His name is Zhongzheng and his courtesy name is Zhongli. An outstanding painter of the Northern Song Dynasty, together with Guan Quan and Li Cheng, they formed the three main schools of northern landscape painting between the Five Dynasties and the Northern Song Dynasty.
Fan Zhongyan: (986-1052), politician and writer of the Northern Song Dynasty, courtesy name Xiwen, was born in Wuxian County, Suzhou (now part of Jiangsu. Wuxian County was re-merged into Suzhou after 2001). He was poor and eager to learn when he was young. He passed the Jinshi examination in the eighth year of Dazhong Xiangfu (1015). After becoming an official, he was diligent and honest in government and achieved remarkable results no matter where he was in government or where he worked. There is a good reputation in the capital that "the imperial court has Fan Jun when there is no worries, and there is good news in the capital when there is no trouble". When he was supervising Yancang, Xixi Town, Taizhou, he built an embankment to prevent sea disasters. The embankment was hundreds of miles long and was known as "Fangong Embankment". He toured the disaster-stricken areas of Jianghuai and Jingdong, opened warehouses to provide relief to the victims, and exempted and exempted taxes. During the Song-Xia war, he served as the commander-in-chief of Shaanxi Province, reformed the army's establishment, improved its combat effectiveness, built cities and fortresses, cultivated fields and accumulated grain, and consolidated border defense. The Xixia people call it "having tens of thousands of armored soldiers in the chest". In the third year of Qingli (1043), he was appointed as the governor of political affairs and implemented the New Deal with the support of Song Renzong. In the fifth year of Qingli, the New Deal failed and he was dismissed from office as the governor. He successively served as magistrate (now Bin County, Shaanxi), Deng (now Deng County, Henan), Hangzhou and other places. His literary achievements are no less than his political achievements. In his famous work "The Story of Yueyang Tower", "Be anxious when the world is worried first, then be happy when the world is happy", which is a famous saying passed down from generation to generation. The works collected by later generations include "Fan Wenzhenggong Collection".
Fan Chengda: (1126-1193), courtesy name Zhineng, also known as Shihu Jushi, a native of Wuxian County (now part of Jiangsu Province). Shaoxing Jinshi. When Jiang Zhi was in the state, Xiaozong of the Southern Song Dynasty summoned him to discuss politics. In the sixth year of Qiandao (1170), he was almost killed as an envoy to Jin, the great scholar of Zizhengdian. Later, he was appointed as the governor of Chengdu Prefecture and participated in political affairs. In the third year of Shaoxi's reign, he learned about Taiping Prefecture. He returned after only a month and retired to his hometown of Shihu. There are literary names, especially poems by Gong, including "Shihu Collection", "Guihai Yuhengzhi", "Wu Chuanlu" and so on.
Fan Qin: (1505-1585), a bibliophile in the Ming Dynasty, was the owner of Tianyi Pavilion in Ningbo. His courtesy name was Yao Qin, his nickname was Dongming, and he was from Dongmingshan. He was a native of Ningbo, Zhejiang. He was a Jinshi in the 11th year of Jiajing and served successively. He was the magistrate of Suizhou, Hubei Province, and moved to the Ministry of Industry as a member of the Ministry of Industry. He was appointed as the magistrate of Yuanzhou in Zhou Dynasty. He was promoted to participate in politics in Guangxi, the deputy capital censor of Henan, and the right minister of the Ministry of War. He is the author of "Tianyi Pavilion Collection".
Fan Wenruo: (1591-1638) was originally named Jingwen, with the courtesy name Gengsheng, the title Xiangling, and the alias Wu Nongxunya. A dramatist in the late Ming Dynasty. He is from Songjiang. Born with a unique talent, he is good at writing and calligraphy. In the forty-seventh year of Wanli (1619), he became a Jinshi. He is the author of "Flower Feast", "Dream of Flowers", "Yuanyangbang" (the above three Ming Dynasty editions still exist, collectively known as "Boshantang Three Types"), "Huameidan", "Jinmingchi", "Kanmingchi" "Leather Boots", "Hermaphrodite", "Thousand-mile Horse", "Golden Phoenix Hairpin", "Thrush of the Qing Dynasty", "Pan Yi Huan", "Evening Fragrance Pavilion", "Haofan Tower", "The Man in Green", "The Couple of Life and Death" ", "Happy Enemies" (no printed copies of the above are lost) and other chapters. Zhang Qi's "Heng Qu Chen Tan" at the end of the Ming Dynasty said that "the recent rise of music has Fan Xiang Ling, with a mysterious and smooth structure, which can be compared to the Yuan people's martial arts. It is a pity that it will not last forever, and it will be extinguished for a while."
Fan Wen Lan: (1893-1969) a famous modern historian and writer. He was a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. The given name was Yuntai, and later changed to Zhongyun. A native of Shaoxing, Zhejiang. He is one of the pioneers of Chinese Marxist history. Important works include "General History of China", "Compendium of General History of China", etc.
Fan Ruijuan: Born in 1924. Female, first-class actress. Yue Opera performing artist and educator. Director of the Chinese Dramatists Association. Also known as Fan Zhushan, he was a native of Huangze Town, Sheng County, Zhejiang Province. The performance is steady, generous, simple and unpretentious, with a masculine beauty. Good at playing upright and upright characters. The singing style inherits the foundation of the male class (zhengtiao tune) and absorbs the expertise of Ma Lianliang and Gao Qingkui in Peking Opera. It has the characteristics of broad and loud tone, solid and steady articulation, and circuitous and smooth singing, which is called "Fan School". He once served as Shanghai Municipal People's Representative and member of the CPPCC. Enjoy special government allowances from the State Council for experts who have made outstanding contributions. Alive.
Fan Tao: (born March 5, 1981 -?) Shepherd constellation, "O" blood type, cheerful personality, family values ????; male, young man in the new era. Graduated from a social university and is proficient in music and calligraphy. Painting, clothing, language, business, psychology, etc. He was a native of Langya, Shandong Province. He is a descendant of the Fan family whose recent ancestral home is Yanzhou, Shandong, and his middle ancestral home is Fan County, Henan. It is reported that after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Fan family began to decline in Yanzhou, Shandong. During the Cultural Revolution, they began to migrate to various places. One family moved to Jiangsu and other places, while the other family stayed in Linyi, Shandong Province. The branch genealogy in Shandong is: (You. Learn. Chang. Cun. Dragon. Hundred. Phoenix). Fan Tao has a seniority with the word "long"! At one time, he collected the Fan family genealogy and devoted himself to the communication and construction of the Fan family members!