1. Liu Zheng: courtesy name Wuzhong, a native of Dengzhou Rangcheng (now Dengzhou City, Henan Province), a famous general in the late Song Dynasty and early Yuan Dynasty, and the founder of the Yuan Dynasty navy. At the end of the Jin Dynasty, he defected to the Southern Song Dynasty and was under the command of Zhao Fang, a famous minister of the Southern Song Dynasty. Liu Quanben was a famous general in the Song Dynasty. Due to being framed by Lu Wende, he was forced to demote the Yuan Dynasty. He proposed the key strategy of "to destroy the Southern Song Dynasty, take Xiangyang first". He was promoted to General of the Hussars Guards and Zuo Cheng in Xingzhongshu. He was given the title of Senior General of the Dragon and Tiger Guards. General, Zhongshu Youcheng, posthumous name "Wu Min".
2. Kublai Khan: The founder of the Yuan Dynasty, a Mongolian politician and military strategist. The fourth son of Jian Guo Tuo Lei was Meng Gedi of Yuan Xianzong. The last khan of the Great Mongol Kingdom and the founding emperor of the Yuan Dynasty. Mongolian title "Xue Chan Khan".
3. Wang Zhen: courtesy name Boshan, a native of Dongping (now Dongping, Shandong) in the Yuan Dynasty. Ancient Chinese agriculturist, agricultural mechanist, and Taoist scholar. From the first year of Yuanzhen (1295) to the fourth year of Dade (1300), he served as the county magistrate of Xuanzhou Jingde (now Jingde, Anhui) and Xinzhou Yongfeng (now Guangfeng, Jiangxi). In the second year of Dade (1298), Wang Zhen produced more than 30,000 wooden movable types and printed 100 volumes of "Jingde County Chronicles". "Wang Zhen Nong Shu" or "Nong Shu" was written around the fourth year of Dade of Chengzong in the Yuan Dynasty (AD 1300). At the end of "Nongshu", there is an appendix "Making Movable Type Printing Techniques", which describes his wooden movable type printing technique.
4. Yuan Haowen: courtesy name Yuzhi, nickname Yishan, known as Mr. Yishan in the world. A native of Xiurong, Taiyuan (now Xinzhou, Shanxi). He was a famous writer and historian from the late Jin Dynasty to the Great Mongolia. Yuan Haowen was smart since he was a child and was known as a "child prodigy". In the fifth year of Emperor Xuanzong's reign (1221), Yuan Haowen passed the Jinshi title. In the first year of Zhengda (1224), after he was promoted to Hongci, he authorized the Academy of National History to compile and compile the imperial edict.
5. Yang Shengzhong: courtesy name Zijin, he served as the chief officer of Siqiong River Chief Division from the second to the eleventh year of Dade in the Yuan Dynasty (1298 to 1307). Yang Shengzhong was originally the chief of the inspection department of Yangjiaping. Due to his meritorious service, in the first year of Dade, the Yangjiaping Inspection Division was dismissed and was awarded the title of Chief Officer of Siqiongjiang Chief Division.