Zhou Huang was born in Fuling in 1714. He was a Jinshi in the second year of Qianlong's reign and a teacher of the Emperor Jiaqing. He once served as Minister of the Ministry of War, President of the "Sikuquanshu" Library, Minister of the Ministry of Industry, and Minister of the Ministry of War. Zhou Huang is good at poetry, painting and calligraphy. He is the author of "Yingbieji", "Haishan Cumulative Manuscript", "Ryukyu National Chronicle", etc.
On March 8, Johann Christian Bach was the third son of Johann Sebastian Bach and the most famous of J.S. Bach’s sons. He was born in Weimar in 1788. Died in Hamburg on December 14.
German composer and opera reformer Gluck was born in Bechen on July 2 and died in Vienna on November 15, 1787. His father is a forest manager.
September 10, Nicolò Jommelli (1714～1774) Italian opera composer was born in Aversa and died in Naples on August 25, 1774. He initially learned music from a local priest; he studied at the music school in Naples from 1725 and was influenced by J.A. Hasse and others. His first comic opera, "The Fault in Passion" (1737), was signed under a pseudonym for fear of failure, but it was a success.