Huang Xie: See "Historical Records".
Huang Ba: See "Han Shu".
Huang Xian: See "Book of the Later Han Dynasty".
Huang Xiang: See "Book of the Later Han Dynasty".
Huang Qiong: See "Book of the Later Han Dynasty".
Huang Wan: See "Book of the Later Han Dynasty".
Huang Gai: See "Book of Three Kingdoms".
Huang Zhong: See "Three Kingdoms Chronicles of Shu".
Huang Quan: See "Three Kingdoms Chronicles of Shu".
Huang Hong: See "Book of Jin".
Huang Hui: See "Song Book".
Huang Fabo: See "Chen Shu".
Huang Chao: See "Old Book of Tang" and "New Book of Tang".
Huang Zongxi: An outstanding thinker and historian during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. His "Confucian Studies in the Ming Dynasty" and "The Studies in the Song and Yuan Dynasties" are systematic philosophical monographs in Chinese history. They pioneered the trend of historical research in the Qing Dynasty. He was one of the three major thinkers in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties.
Huang Shen: Painter of the Qing Dynasty. He is good at painting figures, and is also good at painting flowers, birds, and landscapes. He is one of the "Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou".
Huang Tingjian: Writer of the Northern Song Dynasty. His poems are called "Su Huang" together with Su Shi, and he founded the Jiangxi Poetry School. He was also one of the four great calligraphers of the Song Dynasty.
Huang Daopo: a female weaver in the early Yuan Dynasty. He lived in Hainan Island for more than 30 years, learned the textile technology of the Li people, improved and invented it, and returned to his hometown in his later years to teach textile technology.
Huang Feihong: Huang Feihong (1847-1924), a native of Luzhou Village, Xiqiao, Nanhai, was a great master in the Lingnan martial arts world and a famous doctor who helped the world and saved lives and injuries. At the age of five, he learned martial arts from his father and acquired all the kung fu passed down from his family. Later, he met Lin Fucheng, his beloved disciple of Tie Qiao San, who taught him the unique skills of iron wire boxing and flying weights. He also learned the shadowless kick from Song Hui's place. . During his life, he was successively hired as a military martial arts coach by the admiral Wu Quanmei and the leader of the Black Flag Army Liu Yongfu. According to legend, his special skills include double flying weights, mother sword, Arhat robe, shadowless kick, iron wire fist, single and double tiger claws, I-shaped Fuhu boxing, Arhat money dart, four-image dragon stick and Yao family rake, etc. Because he is especially good at tiger-shaped movements, he is known as the "tiger fool" in the martial arts world. In August 1924, Chen Lianbo, the head of the Guangzhou business group, launched an armed riot in Guangzhou. Baozhilin, which Huang Feihong and his step-in-law Mo Guilan had worked hard for decades, along with the plaque written by Liu Yongfu and his only photo, were also destroyed in the war. . Huang Feihong could not withstand the heavy blow, became depressed and became ill, and died in the winter of that year at the age of 77. His disciple Deng Xiuqiong took care of his funeral and was buried at the foot of Baiyun Mountain.
Huang Xing: One of the famous leaders of the Revolution of 1911.
Huang Jiguang: On the Korean battlefield, a Chinese People’s Volunteer Army soldier died heroically by blocking the enemy’s machine gun hole with his chest in order to win the battle.
Huang Yuanshen: famous for playing Huo Yuanjia, and later became a monk.
Kim Fai: Former President of Singapore