Zhenzhi wrote an article praising him as a person. Many members of the Xuan family were officials in the Tang and Song dynasties, including Liu Zongyuan, Zeng Gong, Ouyang Xiu, Wang Anshi, Su Shi, and Wen Tianxiang. They all wrote biographies of our ancestors.
Xuan Zan
Male, he was originally a military attaché under Cai Jing in the Song Dynasty. Liang Zhongshu appealed to Cai Jing in Daming Mansion, and Xuanzan recommended Guan Sheng to lead the army to encircle and suppress Liangshan, with Xuanzan and Hao Siwen as deputy generals. Guan Sheng was captured, as were Xuan Zan and Hao Siwen, and the three of them returned to Liangshan together. Xuanzan ranked 40th among the Liangshan heroes, and ranked third among the Xiaobiao generals of the Ma Army and the leader of the expedition sentry. He was killed in battle when he accompanied Song Jiang in his campaign against Fang La.
Xuan Sizong
A native of Zhongshu She in the Ming Dynasty.
Xuanwen
Zi Yanxue. A native of Kuaiji in the Ming Dynasty. Diligent and studious, proficient in classics and history, he was ordered to participate in the political affairs of Sichuan.
Xuan Xiafu
Originally named Yao Huo, nicknamed Jianhun, he was from Zhuji, Zhejiang. In the ninth year of the Republic of China (1920), after graduating from Zhejiang Provincial Class A Fisheries School in Taizhou, he went to Japan to study and studied fisheries at Hokkaido Imperial University. He wrote "The Northwest Expedition" and "Before and After Enlistment in the Army".
Xuan Zhonghua
(1898 ~ 1927), named Guangwen, was a leader in Zhuji, Zhejiang Province. He was received by Lenin. Chinese martyrs. On January 10, 1924, he joined the Communist Party of China and was successively elected as a standing member of the Zhejiang Provincial Party Headquarters Executive Committee and Secretary of the Zhejiang Provincial Party Headquarters of the Chinese Kuomintang, responsible for the overall work of the Provincial Party Headquarters. Late at night on April 17, 1927, he died heroically in Longhua, Shanghai.
Xuan Yongguang
His pen name is "Crazy Lao Xuan". In the 1930s, Li Zongwu from Sichuan and Lao Xuan from Beijing were two eccentric figures in the Chinese literary world. They were the key figures in modern China. The magic pen of the Spring and Autumn Period in the literary world, and the crazy genius in modern history. At that time, "Wandering Talk" caused an uproar among readers and caused a great uproar. Immediately afterwards, "Crazy Talk" was published, with four consecutive editions within half a month, selling 10,000 copies, and making paper expensive in Luoyang. During the Republic of China, three strange books caused an uproar, namely "Crazy Talk", "Hundred Words of Abuse", and "Zongwu Hypothetical Talk". Each of them sold hundreds of thousands of copies, and people in the country rushed to circulate it. It was fashionable to read these three strange books. . Xuan Yongguang is one of the most famous essay writers in China after Lu Xun. He died in 1960.
Xuan Tiewu
(1896 ~ 1964), a general of the Kuomintang, served as the garrison commander of Songhu.
Xuan Bing
Feng Yi was born in Yunyang and was a famous minister of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Xuan Hu
A famous general of the Han Dynasty.
Xuan Ming
Nan Zhong, a native of Tingzhou, a famous hermit of the Song Dynasty.
Xuan Zhen
A native of Qingyuan Prefecture, a famous minister of the Southern Song Dynasty.
Xuanheng
A native of Bianliang, a famous painter of the Song Dynasty.
Xuan Chang
Poem Ruzhao; a native of Jiading, a famous minister of the Ming Dynasty.
Xuan Zhongyong
A famous official in the Ming Dynasty.
Xuan Ding
Zijiu, also known as Sumei, also known as Shoumei, also known as Sloppy Scholar, a beggar of calligraphy and painting, a native of Tianchang, Anhui Province. Famous late Qing novelist, dramatist, poet, and painter.
Xuan Shugan
(1858-1910), whose musical name was Maofu, whose nickname was Shisheng, whose courtesy name was Yuren, was the master of Xiyintang, and was a native of Zhuyan, Zhejiang. A famous scholar, writer, philologist, calligrapher and educator in the late Qing Dynasty. Literary works "Second Plum Blossoms" and "Golden Orchid Raft". The academic book "Shuowen Shengyu Gekuo" was republished in "Shuowen Jiezi Research Literature Collection" (Writer Publishing House) in 2007. The handed down calligraphy can be found in "Mei Ling Ke Zi Tu" (Xiling Publishing House).
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