1. Liang Hu
The great calligrapher Liang Hu, his works were loved by Cao Cao and he wrote poems to praise them. Liang Hu, whose courtesy name was Menghuang (also recorded as Menghuang, and should be the same person as "Liang Mengxing" recorded in "Xiangyang Ji"), whose birth and death dates are unknown, was born in Anding Wushi (now Pingliang, Gansu), from the late Eastern Han Dynasty to the Cao Wei period Famous calligrapher.
He is a good calligrapher. He is taught by his teacher and is an official. He is famous for his good eight-point calligraphy. For the first time, Xiaolian was appointed as a man. In the first year of Guanghe (178), he entered Hongdu School and served as the governor of Liangzhou. Later, he entered the imperial court and was promoted to minister. At that time, the world was in chaos and the heroes were separatist. Liang Hu rushed to Jingzhou (now part of Hubei) and surrendered to Liu Biao. In the 13th year of Jian'an (208), Jingzhou was destroyed, and Liang Hu returned to Cao Cao. He was treated as a distinguished guest, and was awarded the title of military fake Sima, so that he could work hard as a secretary.
2. Liang Lingzhan
Liang Lingzhan, whose date of birth and death is unknown, was a painter and astronomical instrument manufacturer in the Tang Dynasty. Han nationality, native of Shu (now Sichuan). The official led the soldiers of the government to join the army. In the ninth year of Kaiyuan (721), Xuanzong ordered the monks and his party to reform the new calendar (Dayan calendar), but there was no zodiac traveling instrument to measure the horoscope; Ling Zan created the wooden sample of the traveling instrument. Yip Xing said that what he created was in line with nature and was of great help to push the pace. Later, he and his party created the Huntian Bronze Instrument. He also works in seal script and is good at painting figures. His extant works include the volume "Pictures of Five Stars and Twenty-Nine Gods". Li Gonglin of the Northern Song Dynasty said that his painting style was similar to Wu Daozi.
3. Liang Su
Liang Su (753-793), whose courtesy name was Jingzhi and whose first word was Kuanzhong, was from Anding Linjing (now Jingchuan County, Gansu Province). A Tang Dynasty writer and the fifth grandson of Liang Pi, Minister of the Ministry of Justice.
Living in Luhun for a long time. In the early days of Jianzhong, the Chinese Ci Qingli Ke was promoted to the prince's school secretary. Xiao Fu recommended his talents and gave him the right to collect the relics, but his mother was ill and refused to go. When Du Youjie was in Huainan, he was appointed as the secretary in charge and called as the supervisory censor. He was transferred to Zuo Buque, Hanlin bachelor, and the crown prince to serve as his attendants. He died in the eighth year of Zhenyuan at the age of forty-one, and was given as a gift to the doctor of the Ministry of Rites.
4. Liang Hao
A native of Xucheng, Yunzhou (now Dongping, Shandong). Minister of the Northern Song Dynasty. He was born in the fourth year of Jianlong of Song Dynasty (963) and died in the first year of Jingde of Song Zhenzong (1004). In the second year of Yongxi's reign (985), Emperor Taizong of the Song Dynasty, he became the number one scholar in Yiyou Branch.
5. Liang Hongyu
Liang Hongyu (1102-1135), originally from Chizhou, Anhui, was born in Huai'an, Jiangsu. She was a famous anti-Gold heroine in the Song Dynasty. Her grandfather and father were both military generals. Liang Hongyu has practiced kung fu with her father and brother since she was a child. His name is not found in the history books, only called Liang.
"Hongyu" is the name given in various unofficial histories and storybooks after his death. It was first seen in the legendary "Shuang Lie Ji" written by Zhang Siwei in the Ming Dynasty: "The Liang family of the Nu family, with a small character of Hong Jade. His father died and his mother lived in Jiaofang, and he was from Tokyo." Later, he met Han Shizhong. The two met for the first time at the celebration banquet after the Fangla Uprising was quelled. Liang Hongyu was grateful for his kindness and pledged herself to Han Shizhong. As a concubine, her original wife Bai became Han Shizhong's first wife after his death.