Zheng Juyong: The founder of South Korea's Hyundai Group, was born in a poor peasant family in North Korea. Through continuous efforts, he transformed himself from an immigrant worker into the founder of South Korea's largest business group. The construction after the Korean War and the industrialization development in the 1960s brought Zheng Zhouyong one lucrative contract after another. He developed his business into automobile, ship and machinery manufacturing, as well as semiconductor and electronic products. The great commercial success made Zheng Zhouyong ambitious to participate in the 1992 presidential election, but failed to win. Since President Kim Dae-jung came to power in 1998, Chung Ju-yong drove a herd of cattle through Panmunjom and sent a shipment of food to North Korea. He led the South Korean business community to expand ties with North Korea and made important contributions to improving tense relations between North and South Korea.
Zheng Qian: Tang Dynasty scholar and painter. He was excellent in poetry, calligraphy, and painting, and was especially good at landscape painting. Emperor Xuanzong inscribed "Zheng Qian's Three Wonders" for him.
Zheng’s note: The official surname of Tang Dynasty was Yu, but his surname was Zheng.
Zheng Maisi (860-909): The first king of Dachanghe Kingdom in the late Tang Dynasty and early Five Dynasties. Zheng Hui's seventh generation grandson. At first, he was a Qingping official in Nanzhao. During the reign of King Long and Shun of Nanzhao, he became an official and became a minister. During the period of the last king of Nanzhao, Shun, he became the prime minister. In 902 AD (the second year of Emperor Zhaozong's reign in the Tang Dynasty and the fifth year of Nanzhao's Zhongxing reign), he killed Shun Huazhen and the Nanzhao family, and established himself as king. His country was named Dachanghe Kingdom. Died in 909 AD.
Zheng Qiao: a historian of the Southern Song Dynasty, the author of more than 80 books such as "General Chronicles" and "Clan Chronicles".
Zheng Sixiao (1241-1318): courtesy name Yiweng, alias Suonan, a native of Lianjiang, Fujian. He is also good at poetry and painting, and the story that he painted orchids but not earth roots has long been popular among people. It is said that Zheng Sixiao's "History of the Heart" was discovered in the ancient well of Chengtian Temple in Suzhou in the late Ming Dynasty, and Gu Yanwu wrote "The Song of History in the Center of the Well" for this purpose.
Zheng Guangzu: Composer of the Yuan Dynasty.
Zheng Chenggong (1624-1662): A famous general in the late Ming Dynasty and a famous national hero. His real name is Sen, courtesy name is Mingyan, and his nickname is Damu. He is from Nan'an, Fujian Province. When he was born in Hongguang, Emperor Longwu gave him the surname Zhu and the title "Guo Surname Ye". Qing troops entered Fujian and raised troops to fight against the Qing Dynasty. Later, he joined forces with Zhang Huangyan in the Northern Expedition, which shocked the southeast. In the first year of Kangxi (1662), he led tens of thousands of soldiers, departed from Xiamen, landed at Heliao Port in Taiwan, defeated the Dutch colonists, and conquered the country.
Zheng He: Navigator of the Ming Dynasty. His original surname was Ma, and he was given the surname Zheng by Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty.
Zheng Xie: nicknamed "Banqiao", a painter of the Qing Dynasty.
Zheng Xin: King of Thailand, also known as Zheng Zhao. A famous national hero in Thai history and the founder of the Thonburi dynasty, he is known in Thailand as King Phayathasin or King Thaksin.
Duke Huan of Zheng: The ancestor of the surname. King Xuan of Zhou Dynasty sealed his younger brother Yu in Zheng Di, namely Duke Huan of Zheng. Later, the descendants of Duke Huan of Zheng took Guo as their surname, and from then on they began to have the surname "Zheng". Duke Huan of Zheng is the ancestor of the surname Zheng.
Zheng Wu Gong: Zheng Huan Gongzi, the ancestor of the eastward migration.
Zheng Zhuanggong: Zheng Wu Gongzi. In the early Spring and Autumn Period, the royal family was weak and the princes were rising, competing for supremacy. After Zheng Zhuanggong succeeded to the throne, he first stabilized the domestic situation, and then used clever diplomatic strategies and superb military strategies to take the lead in dominating the world in the early Spring and Autumn Period. This kicked off the hegemonic politics of the Spring and Autumn Period, prompting China to enter a period of great power struggle for hegemony. Zhengzhuang Cemetery is located in Xinmi City, Henan Province. On March 4, 1987, the Zhengzhou Municipal People's Government announced it as a cultural relic protection unit in Zhengzhou.
Zheng Dan: A heroine in the Wu and Yue periods in the late Spring and Autumn Period, that is, Xi Shi. After training, he went to Wu State to serve as an internal response. Gou Jian, the king of Yue, was able to "gather together for ten years and teach lessons for ten years" and finally destroyed Wu.
Zheng Guo: a Korean at the end of the Warring States Period and an expert on water conservancy. He served as the historian of Guanzhong and dug an irrigation canal, which was called "Zheng Guo Canal".
Zheng Shi: A famous official in the Western Han Dynasty.
Zheng Ji (? ~ 49 BC): a native of Kuaiji (now Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province). Active in the Western Regions, he was a typical general active in the foreign wars of the former Han Dynasty. Zheng Ji's power was the most powerful in the Western Regions, and he served as the captain of the capital's cavalry. In addition, the Han Dynasty also named him the Marquis of Anyuan and built Wulei City to exercise control over the Western Regions.
With his achievements in the Han Dynasty's management of the Western Regions, he also became the first person to hold the position of Protector of the Western Regions. "Book of Han" Volume 70 "Zheng Ji Biography" and Volume 96 "Biography of the Western Regions Part 1" "Anyuan Hall": Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty granted Zheng Ji Anyuan Marquis and got Anyuan Hall.
Zheng Xuan: A Confucian scholar of the Eastern Han Dynasty who founded Zheng Xue. "Bojing Hall" and "Tongde Hall": both related to Zheng Xuan, a famous Confucian scholar of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Zheng Xuan was well-read in many classics, and thousands of people came from far away to worship him as their teacher. Most of the scholars in the Western Han Dynasty specialized in one classic, but Zheng Xuan alone advocated broad reading. It is said in history that Zheng Xuan was deeply respected by Beihai Prime Minister Kong Rong, so he specially established a "Zhenggong Township" in his hometown of Gaomi County, and expanded his gate to accommodate carriages and horses, which was called "Tongde Gate".
Zheng Xi: An important minister in the Northern Wei Dynasty.
Zheng Wei: (825-883), courtesy name Taiwen, from Xingyang (now part of Henan). The prime minister of the late Tang Dynasty defeated the Huangchao rebel army with his book business. There are sixteen poems in existence today, many of which are seven-character quatrains.