Taikang County is located in the plain of eastern Henan, north of Zhoukou City, bordering Zhecheng and Suixian County of Shangqiu City to the east, Tongxu and Qixian County of Kaifeng City to the north, Fugou and Xihua to the west, and Shangqiu City to the south. Bordering Huaiyang, it is rich in wheat and cotton and is known as "Yin Tai Kang". Throughout history, Taikang has seen numerous celebrities. Celebrities such as Huang Ba, the Prime Minister of the Western Han Dynasty, Xie An, the Taifu of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Xie Lingyun, the litterateur, Yuan Hong, the Grand Administrator of Dongyang, and Wu Guang, the leader of the peasant uprising in the late Qin Dynasty, shine in the historical sky of Taikang. Taikang County is the birthplace of Chinese surnames such as Xie, Yuan, Fu, and He. 1. Huang Ba (? ~ 51 BC), courtesy name Cigong, was born in Yangxia in the Western Han Dynasty. He served successively as a traveler in Yangxia, a minister of the Yangxia Dynasty, a subordinate of Zuo Fengyi, and the prime minister at the time of Emperor Xuan. There is a record in "Book of Han. Biography of Xunli" that "since the rise of the Han Dynasty, people have been governed by their own words, with hegemon as the leader." 2. Xie An (320-385), named Anshi, the representative of the Xie family in Taikang, Xie An, a famous politician and military strategist in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, was born in Yangxia, Chen County. He entered the official career at the age of 41. He has been in politics for 25 years and has been in power for 16 years. He was posthumously named "Luling County Duke". 3. Xie Lingyun (385-433), whose ancestral home is Yangxia, Chen County, lived in Kuaiji for a long time. Grandfather is Xie Xuan. He was smart and studious since he was a child, and he was granted the title of Duke Kang Le at the age of 18. Xie Lingyun is the founder of the landscape poetry school in the history of Chinese literature. 4. Xie Xuan—military strategist of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, commander of the Battle of Feishui, native of Taikang, Henan. 5. Yuan Hong (about 328 ~ about 376), a writer of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The courtesy name is Yanbo, and the diminutive character is Tiger. Lu Qinli's "Poems of Pre-Qin, Han, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties" and Yan Kejun's "Three Ancient Dynasties, Qin, Han, Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties" recorded more than 20 of his poems, rhymes, prefaces, praises, stele, inscriptions, sparse, and tableaus, many of which were incomplete. 6. Wu Guang (? ~ 208 BC), named Shu, was from Yangxia. Together with Chen Sheng, he was the leader of the peasant uprising in the late Qin Dynasty. 7. Xie Daoyun, also known as Lingjiang, was a poetess in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. She was the niece of Prime Minister Xie An, the daughter of General Xie Yi of Anxi, and the wife of Wang Ningzhi, the son of the famous calligrapher Wang Xizhi. 8. Princess of Luling: Daughter of Xie Yu 9. Xie Yu, courtesy name Jingren, was a famous official in the late Eastern Jin Dynasty. He was an official at Zuopushe and had a very close relationship with Liu Yu, the prime minister at that time. Liu Yu's son, King Liu Yizhen of Luling, took Xie Yu's daughter as his concubine at his father's discretion. 10. Empress Yuan Qi Gui of the Southern Dynasty Song Dynasty, Tao Qi Gui, was born in Yangxia, Chen County. She was the concubine of Yuan Zhan, the Duke of Zuo Guanglu. When she was sixteen years old, she was elected to the palace. She first became the Princess of Yidu and gave birth to a child. One son and one daughter. 11. Xie Fanjing, the daughter of Xie Yang, the eldest son of Xie Zhuang. In April 479, Xiao Daocheng usurped the Song Dynasty and established the Southern Qi Dynasty. Emperor Shun was granted the title of King Ruyin. Xie Fanjing was made Princess Ruyin and moved to Danyang Palace. In May of that year, Liu Zhun died in Danyang Palace, and Xie Fanjing ended up unknown. 12. Princess Jingling: Xiao Daocheng established the Southern Qi Dynasty on behalf of the Song Dynasty, and his son Xiao Yu succeeded to the throne as Emperor Wu. Emperor Wu granted his second son Xiao Ziliang the title of King of Jinling County. Xiao Ziliang married the daughter of Yuan Ji, the former internal historian of Wuling in the Southern Song Dynasty. 13. Concubine Shen: Concubine Shen of Zhenzong of the Northern Song Dynasty was the granddaughter of Shen Lun, the prime minister of the dynasty. Her father was Shen Jizong, Shaoqing of Guanglu. In 1008, Concubine Shen was selected into the harem by Zhenzong Zhao Heng as the daughter of his general prime minister. 14. Queen Xie: Queen Xie of Chengsu, a descendant of Xie An, was assigned to the Prince of Pu'an County by Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty and granted the title of Lady of Xianyang County. After Prince Pu'an came to the throne, she was made a noble concubine. After the death of Empress Cheng Gong, the queen became vacant, and the wife of Xianyang County was established as the queen. After Xiaozong's death, Empress Xie was revered as the empress dowager. His posthumous title is "Cheng Su". 15. Xie Daoqing: Empress Xie (1210-1283), Lizong of the Southern Song Dynasty, was named Daoqing. She was the 27th granddaughter of Xie An. Her father was named Qu Bo and her grandfather was named Shenfu. In September 1227, Xie Daoqing was granted the title of imperial concubine, and in December, she was canonized as queen. 16. The deposed Zhang family: the second queen of Emperor Shizong of the Ming Dynasty, the daughter of Zhang Qin from Taikang. She was elected to the palace in 1537 and was initially named Shunfei. In 1538, Empress Chen died, and Concubine Zhang Shun was named empress. 17. Xu Jiayin: Henan Taikang native, chairman of the board of directors of Guangzhou Evergrande Industrial Group, second in Hurun China's richest list in 2008. 18. Cheng Hui: A native of Taikang, Henan. Professionally committed to market research, strategic planning and terminal sales improvement, Director of Maxson Marketing Consulting Company. Chinese brand planning, product planning, marketing strategy planning, sales improvement planning and other enterprise system marketing planning. 19. Li Oufan: Internationally renowned cultural studies scholar. Born in Taikang, Henan on October 10, 1939, he graduated from the Department of Foreign Languages ??and Literature of National Taiwan University, received a PhD from Harvard University, and an honorary doctorate in humanities from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Famous professor, writer, and cultural commentator. 20. Xuan Wei: Henan Taikang native, independent media person Zhengzhou Information News Zhengzhou Information China Webmaster, famous writer, representative works "Le Tu" and "Sunset Tianya Ke".
21. Jia Ting: A native of Taikang County, Henan Province, now living in Beijing. The 6th National Outstanding Criminal Defense Lawyer, a member of the Henan Provincial Writers Association, a member of the China Youth Writers Journalists Association, a commentator on the rule of law on well-known Chinese websites such as China, and a senior death penalty defense research expert