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Li Er (Laozi) : Thinker and philosopher in the late Spring and Autumn Period, the founder of Taoism.
Also known as the "Tao Te Ching"
Li Bing: A water conservancy expert during the Warring States Period. As the governor of Shu County, he controlled water according to law and built Dujiangyan, a well-known water conservancy project at home and abroad. He made great contributions to national agricultural production and water conservancy projects, and was regarded as the God of Sichuan by later generations.
Li Kui: Wei in the early Warring States Period. A famous statesman in China. His book "The Book of Laws" plays a very important role in the history of ancient Chinese law.
Li Mu: (before? ~ 229 BC), a native of Zhao during the Warring States Period and a famous military strategist in the late Warring States Period. .
Li Si: (before? ~ 208 BC), a famous statesman, calligrapher and writer in Shangcai, Henan Province.
Li Xin. : General of the Qin State during the Warring States Period.
Li Guang: A famous general in the Western Han Dynasty. He participated in many wars against the Xiongnu and was known for his bravery and fighting ability. He did not dare to attack and was called "Flying General". Li Ling: (BC? ~ 74 BC), born in Chengji, Longxi (now Qin'an, Gansu), and the grandson of the famous general Li Guang.
Li Zhong: courtesy name Zhongdu, one of the twenty-eight generals of Yuntai.
Li Gu: (94-147 AD), courtesy name Zijian. . A native of Nanzheng, Hanzhong (now Hanzhong, Shaanxi Province), he served as a Taiwei in three dynasties (Emperor Shun, Emperor Chong, and Emperor Zhi). He was erudite, eloquent, unafraid of powerful people, and daring to fight, so he was known as the "Beidou Mouthpiece". "The reputation.
Li Ying: (110-168 AD), courtesy name Yuanli, was born in Xiangcheng, Yingchuan, Han Dynasty (today's Xiangcheng, Henan). A famous politician in the Eastern Han Dynasty. He was rich in economics and was known as "Li Yuanli is a model in the world."
Li Yu: a famous Confucian of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Li You: a literary historian of the Eastern Han Dynasty. He was born in Guanghan Luocheng (now Luocheng, Guanghan, Sichuan). Known for his literary skills, he once wrote the "Book of Shu". During the reign of Emperor An, he was an admonishing official, and he was ordered to serve as an admonishment official, such as Liu Zhen. ?-198) A native of Beidi County, Liangzhou. He was one of the heroes of the Three Kingdoms Period in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He was a warlord and powerful official in Liangzhou who held Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty hostage and ruled for four years.
Li Dian: (174 AD). ~209), courtesy name Mancheng, a native of Juye, Shanyang (today's Shanyang, Shandong).
Li Deng: (years of birth and death to be determined), a famous phonologist of Wei during the Three Kingdoms period. He was appointed as Zuo Xiaoling. He wrote ten volumes of "Sheng Lei", which distinguishes the pronunciation of characters with the five tones of Gong, Shang, Jiao, Zheng and Yu. It has not yet been divided into rhyme parts. It is the earliest rhyme book.
Li Mi: Writer of the Western Jin Dynasty. The "Chen Qing Biao" written by Chen Qing Biao touches people's hearts with his heart of serving relatives and filial piety. It has been widely read by people for thousands of years and has far-reaching influence.
Li Chong: a famous writer, literary critic, bibliographer and calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
Li Shi: Calligrapher of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
Li Yong: Writer of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
Li Hao: A native of Chengji, Longxi (now Jingning, Gansu). King Wuzhao of Xiliang during the Sixteen Kingdoms period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Politician, writer. He has written many articles such as "Shu Zhi Fu", "Locust Tree Fu", "Dajiu Rong Fu" and so on.
Li Chong: A native of Chengji, Longxi (now Jingning, Gansu). An outstanding politician and reformer during the Northern Wei Dynasty.
Li Qian: courtesy name Xiyi, from Pingji, Zhao County. He was a litterateur in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, well versed in classics and history, and rich in literature.
Li Xiaozhen: A native of Bai, Zhaojun. The writers of the Southern and Northern Dynasties were seldom eager to learn, but good at literature. Xiaozhen wrote twenty volumes of collected works, and "Sui Shubenzhuan" is popular in the world.
Li Xuan, whose courtesy name was Baoding, was from Nanpi, Bohai (now Nanpi, Hebei). From the south to the north, there were famous Confucian scholars.
Li Tonggui: a native of Gaoyi, Zhaojun, Eastern Wei Dynasty (now the north of Baixiang County, Hebei Province). A famous Confucian of his generation.
Li Gongxu: A native of Bai, Zhaojun (now Longyao County, Xingtai City). Emperor Wenxuan of the Northern Qi Dynasty was alive around the time of Tianbao Chu. There are ten volumes of classics, five volumes of questions, one volume of mourning clothes, twenty volumes of ancient and modern brief notes, five volumes of Xuanzi, eight volumes of Zhao Ji, and twelve volumes of Zhao Yu.
Li Gai: Everyone in Zhaojun Bai. He wrote the Spring and Autumn Period and music scores of the Warring States Period, which are widely circulated throughout the world. He also wrote twenty-four simple poems and poems, which are called the collection of Dasheng's father-in-law.
Li Shenwei: a native of Zhaojun. He wrote nearly one hundred volumes of music books.
Li Anshi: A native of Zhaojun. Shangshu, a politician in the Northern Wei Dynasty, proposed the implementation of land equalization system.
Li Mi: a native of Zhaojun. Little eager to learn, well versed in all the classics, and well versed in hundreds of sects. Kong Fan, a Ph.D. from Chushishi Primary School. A few years later, Fan still asked for help. A fellow student said to him: "Green becomes blue, blue fades away from green, why is the teacher always in the Ming Dynasty?" He is the author of "On the Mingtang System".
Li Delin: (530-590), courtesy name Gongfu, a native of Anping, Boling. He was born in the first year of the Zhongxing reign of Emperor Fei of the Wei Dynasty and died in the eleventh year of the founding of the Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty at the age of sixty-one. Rarely is a child prodigy known as a prodigy.
Li Baiyao: (565--648), with the courtesy name Chonggui, a native of Anping, Dingzhou (now part of Hebei), a historian of the Tang Dynasty. In addition to being good at articles, he is also good at writing poetry. Now his handed down works include more than 20 poems, 13 articles, and the "Book of Northern Qi" included in the Twenty-Four Histories.
Li Yanshou: a native of Anyang City. Historian of Tang Dynasty. He once participated in the official compilation of "Sui Shu", "Five Dynasties History" (i.e. "Jing Ji Zhi"), "Jin Shu" and the national history of the dynasty. He also independently wrote "Southern History", "Northern History" and "Taizong Zhengdian".
Li Qiao: A native of Zanhuang, Zhaozhou (now Zanhuang County, Hebei Province). Politicians and writers in the Tang Dynasty were rare talents. In the past, he was connected with Wang Bo and Yang Jiong, and was also known as the "Four Friends of Articles" together with Du Shenyan, Cui Rong, and Su Weiwei.
Li Hua: A native of Zanhuang, Zhaozhou (now Zanhuang County, Hebei Province). A prose writer in the Tang Dynasty, he was as famous as Xiao Yingshi and was known as "Xiao Li" in the world. He also advocated ancient justice with Xiao Yingshi, Yan Zhenqing and others, and pioneered the Han and Liu ancient literary movements. Among his famous works handed down from generation to generation is "Diaoguzhanwenwen". There are also poetic names. Later generations compiled "Collected Works of Uncle Li Xia".
Li Han: A native of Zanhuang, Zhaozhou (now Zanhuang County, Hebei Province). A writer of the Tang Dynasty, he wrote sophisticated articles and prefaced Zhang's deeds of patrolling the city. The article has thirty volumes of the first collection, and the "New Tang Calligraphy and Literature Chronicle" has been handed down to the world.
Li Shousu: a native of Zhaozhou. One of the eighteen bachelors in the early Tang Dynasty. Especially familiar with clan science.
Li Duan: a native of Zhaozhou (now Zhao County, Hebei Province). One of the Ten Talents in the Dali calendar, he is younger among the "Ten Talents" but has outstanding poetic talent. He is "the gifted among the talents". His famous piece "Listening to the Zheng" was selected into "Three Hundred Tang Poems". There are now three volumes of "Collected Poems of Li Duan".
Li Sizhen: A native of Baizhou, Zhaozhou. He wrote ten volumes of Mingtang New Rites, one volume each of Xiao Jing Zhi Yao Yao, poems, books and paintings. He is knowledgeable in Xiaoyin rhythm and good at the calculation of yin and yang. Yu Yin Lin was a master of the art of painting ghosts and gods. Li Zhongchang was also taught by Yin Lin. He was also a painter of miscellaneous paintings. Fifty-six volumes of miscellaneous paintings, including pictures of rituals, were handed down to the world. Seen in "Records of Famous Paintings of the Past Dynasties", "Book Biography of Old and New Tang Dynasties", "Records of Art and Literature", and "Records of Yuyuan Paintings".
Li Guan: He was originally from Longxi, and later came from Jiangdong. When writing the article, he said that he was on par with Han Yu. Han Yu said that his "talent was higher than that of the current generation, and his actions were in line with those of the ancients" ("Li Yuanbin's Tomb Inscription"). In Dashunzhong (891 AD) Lu Xisheng collected his posthumous writings and compiled ten volumes of them, and the "New Tang Calligraphy and Literature Chronicle" was handed down to the world. "Complete Tang Dynasty" contains four volumes of texts, and "Complete Tang Poems" contains one volume of poetry.
Li Ao: A native of Chengji, Longxi. Thinker and writer of Tang Dynasty. He once learned ancient prose from Han Yu and assisted Han Yu in promoting the ancient prose movement. The relationship between the two was that of mentor and friend.
Li Yi: A native of Zhaozhou. In the twelfth year of his life, his work belongs to literature, and he is the same as his elder brother Shang Zhen. Both of them are famous for their articles. The brothers wrote the same collection, titled Li Shi's Hua Calyx Collection, which has twenty volumes and has been published in the world at the same time.
Li Shan: Annotated sixty volumes of Xiao Tong (Selected Works), which is still regarded as one of the most important annotations of "Selected Works".
Li Yong: Guangling Jiangdu (today's Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province), calligrapher and writer of the Tang Dynasty.
Li Yong's running script had a great influence on the development of running script in later generations. Several great calligraphers in the Song and Yuan Dynasties, such as Su Shi, Huang Tingjian, Zhao Mengfu, etc., were all influenced by it.
Li Qi: a native of Zhao County (now Zhao County, Hebei Province). The contents of the poems cover a wide range of topics, and they are especially famous for their frontier fortress poems and music poems. He is good at five- and seven-character songs. Later generations compiled "Collection of Li Qi's Poems".
Li Yi: a native of Longxi. Famous poet. At the end of Zhenyuan, he was as famous as his clan member Li He. Every time he wrote a piece, the musicians in the church offered bribes to obtain it and sang it as an offering song. In his "Song of Recruitment" and "Morning Journey", those who do good things are painted as barriers. He is also a representative poet of frontier fortress poetry in the mid-Tang Dynasty.
Li Gongzuo: a native of Longxi. Novelist of Tang Dynasty. He wrote a legend: "The Biography of the Prefect of Nanke".
Li Chaowei: a native of Longxi, a famous legendary writer in the Tang Dynasty. The author of "The Biography of Liu Yi", he was also hailed as the originator of legendary novels by some later scholars.
Li Fuyan: a native of Longxi, a novelist of the Tang Dynasty. He is the author of "Xu Xuan Gui Lu".
Li Sixun: a famous painter. Good at painting green landscapes. In the Ming Dynasty, Mo Shilong, Dong Qichang and others proposed the Northern and Southern Sect theory in painting, and listed him as the ancestor of the "Northern Sect".
Li Zhaodao: a famous painter.
Li Yangbing: a native of Zhao County (which governs present-day Zhao County, Hebei Province). A philologist and calligrapher of the Tang Dynasty. Famous for his seal script, he is well-crafted in small seal script, round, pure, thin and strong, which is a major revolution in Qin seal script. He is known as the first person to write small seal script after Li Si, and has a great influence on later generations.
Li Guinian: a famous composer and singer. Later generations called him "Song Sage".
Li Chun: a bridge builder in the Sui Dynasty. Nowadays, people from Lincheng, Xingtai, Hebei Province. The Zhaozhou Bridge (Anji Bridge) was built from the 15th year of Emperor Kaihuang's reign in the Sui Dynasty to the beginning of Daye (595-605). Zhaozhou Bridge has existed for more than 1,400 years and is one of the miracles in the history of Chinese architecture.
Li Jing: (571 AD to 649 AD), named pharmacist, was born in Sanyuan, Jingzhao (now Sanyuan, Shaanxi). The nephew of Han Qinhu, a famous general of the Sui Dynasty, and a famous general of the Tang Dynasty.
Li Yuan: Emperor Gaozu of Tang Dynasty (566~635). The founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty. The word is Shu De. A native of Chengji, Longxi (now Jingning, Gansu), his ancestral home is Longqing, Zhaojun (now Longyao County, Xingtai City).
Li Jiancheng: (589-626 AD), nicknamed Bishamen, the eldest son of Emperor Gaozu Li Yuan of the Tang Dynasty, and a native of Chengji, Longxi (now Qin'an, Gansu).
Li Shimin: Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty (599-649) created a prosperous era of Zhenguan in which "he followed advice like a stream, never picked up lost things when he was on the road, and never closed his house at night".
Li Longji: Tang Xuanzong (685-762), Emperor of the Tang Dynasty (reigned 712-756), Li Longji was the third son of Ruizong Li Dan, and his temple name was "Xuanzong". His posthumous title is "The Great Sage, the Ming Xiao Emperor", so he is also called the Tang Ming Emperor. He is also titled "Emperor Kaiyuan Shengwen Shenwu". The reign of Xuanzong was a critical period for the Tang Dynasty from prosperity to decline.
Li Chun: During the reign of Xianzong of the Tang Dynasty (778-820), he worked diligently on government affairs and began to reduce vassal vassals, creating a resurgence in the Tang Dynasty. It was known as the "Yuanhe Zhongxing" in history. The most outstanding emperor in the late dynasty.
Li Bai: A famous romantic poet in the Tang Dynasty. He has an extremely high status in the history of Chinese literature and is known as the "Immortal of Poetry".
Li Sheng: (727-793 AD), a general in the Middle Tang Dynasty. A good word. A native of Lintan, Taozhou (now part of Gansu). He was brave and talented, good at riding and shooting, and put an end to Zhu Xian's rebellion.
Li Su: (773-821 AD) A general in the Mid-Tang Dynasty who entered Caizhou on a snowy night to quell the rebellion of Wu Yuanji.
Li Jifu: A native of Zanhuang, Zhao County (now Zanhuang County, Hebei Province), he was the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty and a geographer.
Li Deyu: (787-850), a native of Zanhuang, Zhaojun (now Zanhuang County, Hebei Province). Li Jifu's son, Prime Minister of the Mid-Tang Dynasty. Writer and politician in Tang Dynasty. His representative works include "Huichang Yipin Collection", "Left Bank Bookstore", "Old News of Ciliu Family", etc.
Li He: (790-816 AD), a poet of the Tang Dynasty in China. The imagination is rich and strange, and the language is magnificent and steep.
Li Shangyin: Together with Du Mu, he is known as "Little Li Du", and with Wen Tingyun, he is known as "Wen Li".
Li Pin: famous poet.
Li Gu: (903-960), "History of the Song Dynasty: Biography of Li Gu".
Li Yu: (937-978 AD), empress Li of the Southern Tang Dynasty, known as the "Eternal Ci Emperor".
Li Mu: Good at seal script and official script, and good at painting.
Li Hang: "Holy Prime Minister" of the Northern Song Dynasty.
Li Wei: Erudite, rarely known for his articles, but even an experienced person will not waste his books. He tried to book "Seven Classics of Justice" and revised "Xutongdian" and "Cefu Yuangui".
Li Shu: Author of more than 100 volumes of collected works, he tried to compile the important documents of the imperial dynasty meeting, the training map of the three dynasties, the ritual system of the pavilion and the rewards and punishments of the Kangding march, and also presented three articles on attack training, all of which were published in "History of the Song Dynasty" "This Biography" is popular in the world.
Li Xuji: Author of ten volumes of "Ya Zheng Ji".
Li Cheng: a famous painter in the Northern Song Dynasty. Together with Fan Kuan and another landscape painter Guan Tong, he is known as the master of the "Three Schools of Confrontation" and the "EMI Standard Process".
Li Chang: Huang Tingjian’s uncle. There are 60 volumes of collected works and memorials, 10 volumes of "Shi Zhuan", and 30 volumes of the earliest accounting work "Yuanyou
Accounting Records".
Li Gefei: Scholar of the Northern Song Dynasty. Author of "Records of Famous Gardens in Luoyang".
Li Qingzhao: a female poet in the Southern Song Dynasty. The argument emphasizes the law of association, advocating elegance and emotion, and puts forward the idea of ????"not being a family" in lyrics, and opposes writing lyrics in the same way as poetry.
Li Gonglin: a famous painter in the Northern Song Dynasty. The biography is particularly good at writing about characters. Li Zhiyi: He was able to write, especially craftsmanship on rulers and tablets. Su Shi said that he had entered the samadhi of swords and pens.
Li Luo: one of the Six Gentlemen of Su Sect. Su Shi said that his writings were full of ink and flow, and had the potential to fly like sand and rocks. He said that he was a talented person who could be defeated by thousands of people.
Li Jie: a famous civil architect in the Northern Song Dynasty and the editor of the book "Building French Style".
Li Congzhou: author of "Zi Tong".
Li Gang: A famous prime minister in the Northern Song Dynasty. Li Tang: a famous painter in the Southern Song Dynasty.
Li Tong: a famous Neo-Confucianist in the Southern Song Dynasty. Teacher Zhu Xi.
Li Yi: a famous scholar in the Southern Song Dynasty.
Li Gou: A famous Confucian in the Southern Song Dynasty. He is the author of "On Zhou Rites to Taiping", "Book of Pingtu" and "On Rites".
Li You: Scholar and bibliophile of the Southern Song Dynasty. He wrote the book "Facts of the Song Dynasty", which was helpful in researching the regulations and systems of the Northern Song Dynasty.
Li Ye: one of the four great mathematicians of the Song and Yuan Dynasties. He made a comprehensive summary of Tianyuan Shu and wrote it into an immortal masterpiece in the history of mathematics - "Measuring the Circle and the Sea Mirror".
Li Gao: One of the "Four Great Masters of Jin and Yuan Dynasties" in the history of Chinese medicine, he is the founder of the "Spleen and Stomach Theory" of traditional Chinese medicine. He is the author of "Treatise on the Spleen and Stomach", "Treatise on the Differentiation of Internal and External Injuries", "Lan Shi" "Secret Collection", "Secrets of Living Methods", "Medical Inventions", "Dongyuan Trial Effective Prescriptions", etc.
Li Junmin: a writer of the Jin Dynasty. There are ten volumes of "Zhuang Jing Collection".
Li Xiaoguang: a lyricist in the Yuan Dynasty. He was erudite when he was young and became famous for his articles. His works include 11 volumes of "Five Peaks Collection".
Li Fu: A famous Go player in the Ming Dynasty.
Li Mengyang: (1473-1530 AD), a writer of the Ming Dynasty. One of the first seven sons. The word Xianji, the number Kongtongzi. A native of Qingyang (now part of Gansu).
Li Shizhen: (1518-1593), whose courtesy name was Dongbi. In his later years, he called himself a native of Binghushan, a native of Qizhou, Hubei (now Qizhou Town, Qichun County, Huanggang City, Hubei Province), Han nationality, and a great figure in ancient China. Medical scientist, pharmacologist. It took 27 years to compile the book "Compendium of Materia Medica". It is a comprehensive masterpiece of ancient Chinese pharmacology. It has been highly praised at home and abroad. It has been translated or abridged in several languages. It is also the author of "Endangered Medicines". Lake Pulseology".
Li Panlong: a writer of the Ming Dynasty. One of the last seven sons.
Li Chunfang: Known as the "Prime Minister of Qingci". occupies an important position in the history of mathematics.
Li Tingji: Author of "Four Books of Hypotheses", "Spring and Autumn Lectures", "Tongjian Jieyao", "Xingli Shu", "Yanju Lu", "Li Wenjie's Collected Works", etc.
Li Zhongfu: A philosopher during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. For his attainments in Neo-Confucianism, he was known as the "great Confucian at home".
Li Quan: a famous painter in the Qing Dynasty. One of the Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou.
Li Fangying: a famous painter in the Qing Dynasty. One of the Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou.
Li Yu: (1611-1680 AD), opera theorist and writer. His original name was Xian Ling, his courtesy name was Ban Fan, and his nickname was Tian Tu. In his middle age, he changed his name to Li Yu, his courtesy name was Li Hong, and his nickname was Li Weng. A native of Lanxi, Zhejiang.
Li Shi, female, was from Panyu, Guangdong (according to historical data, it is called Sanyuanli, Guangzhou). In the seventh year of Shunzhi (1650), the Qing army besieged Guangzhou and was captured by Shuo Qi. In order to avoid the humiliation, she wrote poems 10 died by hanging themselves. In the "Three Collections of Qing Dynasty Manuscripts" edited and published by modern people, several of his poems are included, and we can get a glimpse of the essence of some of his poems.
Li Tiaoyuan: Qing Dynasty opera theorist and poet. His poem "Poetry of Wan Shan Tang" was clear and graceful, and became famous for a while.
Li Zhaoluo: Scholar and writer of Qing Dynasty. The study of refined geography, textual research, and exegesis. He advocated a mixture of parallel prose and prose, which was different from Tongcheng School prose. He was one of the representative writers of Yanghu School. The selected "Parallel Style Wenchao" is the best parallel prose anthology ever, highlighting the purpose of the Wei, Jin and Six Dynasties. He has a very deep foundation in calligraphy and is especially good at cursive writing.
Li Shenyan: a native of Xinghua, Jiangsu. Master of Chinese Studies. He is a scholar of poetry and literature research, and has written extensively. He is the author of "Records of Friends of the Maple Garden", an exegesis of Tao Zhai's stone collection.
Li Xing: educator in the Qing Dynasty. There are 10 volumes of "The Complete Works of Xicheng" and 8 volumes of "The Complete Works of Xicheng" published in the world.
Li Ruzhen: Erudite and talented, proficient in literature, phonology, etc. The most famous surviving work is "Flowers in the Mirror".
Li Boyuan: Versatile, good at poetry, painting, seal cutting, and epigraphy. "The Appearance of Officialdom" is a representative work of condemnation novels in the late Qing Dynasty.
Li Ciming: (1830～1894) a famous literary historian in the late Qing Dynasty. Addicted to books, he inherited the legacy of Sinology during the Qian and Jiaqing Dynasties, and his research on Confucian classics and history was impressive, and he was called "the king of old literature." Author of "Yuemantang Diary".
Li Yuxiu: a famous scholar and educator in the early Qing Dynasty. Author of "Disciple Rules".