Han Ying, a native of Gu'an, is the founder of the modern poetry "Han Poetry" in the Western Han Dynasty. Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty was a doctor at that time, in charge of asking questions about ancient and modern history and keeping books. Emperor Wu ascended the throne and recruited virtuous literary scholars to teach the Book of Songs.
Liu Fang (?~250), a native of Fangcheng, Gu'an County, was good at writing edicts. He wrote most of the imperial edicts of the three generations of Wei and Qi. In the first year of the first year of the reign of King Qi (240 years), he was appointed Dr. Zuo Guanglu, and in the sixth year he was promoted to General of Hussars.
Zhang Hua (232~300) was a native of Fangcheng, Gu'an County. During the reign of Emperor Hui of the Jin Dynasty, he was granted the title of Duke of Zhuangwu County due to his meritorious service in assisting the imperial court. A few years later, he wrote for Sikong Ling. He is the author of "Natural History" and other works.
Zhang Hongce is from Shadan, Gu'an County. Following Emperor Wu of Liang on his western expedition, he became the general of the auxiliary state and moved to Weiqing. Be loyal, value friendship, and cherish talents.
Han Yanhui (882~959) was a native of Guangyang District, Langfang City. Strengthen the monarch's power, plan military aircraft, and merge Shiwei and Dangxiang ministries. During the Sejong Dynasty, he moved to Nanfu as Prime Minister.
Lü Duan (935~1000) was a native of Guangyang District, Langfang City. In the first year of the Song Dynasty, after Lu Mengzheng became the prime minister, Taizong praised him for "not being confused about important matters".
Shi Tianni (1187~1225) was a native of Zhangsiying, Yongqing County. In 1214, Genghis Khan appointed him the commander of the horse and infantry army, in charge of 240,000 households, and later became the marshal of the army and horse army.
Shi Tianze (1202~1275), a native of Zhang Siying in Yongqing, was the younger brother of Shi Tianni. After Tian Ni died, he was promoted to the marshal of the capital, restored to his original position, and appointed as the Prime Minister on the right side of Zhongshu.
Hao Jing (1223~1275) moved from Shanxi to Xin'an Town, Bazhou in the early Yuan Dynasty. When Kublai Khan conquered the Song Dynasty, he went south with his army and entered the "Eastern Division Discussion" to detail the strategy for destroying the Song Dynasty.
Liu Tiqian is a native of Guangrong Village, Anci District, Langfang City. In the early Longqing period of Ming Dynasty, he was appointed as the Minister of Household Capital and presented it to Prince Shaobao. There is a folk saying about the virtues of "A book from a thousand miles is like a wall, but it doesn't matter if it is three feet away."
Wang Fu was a native of Shafa, Gu'an County. At the beginning of Jingtai period of Ming Dynasty, Mongolia also welcomed Yingzong into the customs and invited ministers to welcome him. Wang Fu asked enthusiastically to go. Ye Xianling threatened him with knives on both sides, but Wang Fu argued vigorously and unyieldingly. Afterwards, he was promoted to Zuotongzheng.
Fu Haoli (?~1613) was a native of Maqing, Gu'an County. In the 14th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, he entered the court as a censor. When patrolling Shandong, he impeached unjust officials, which shocked the government and the public.
Yu Chenglong (1638~1700) moved with his father to Nanfangshang Village, Gu'an County in the tenth year of Shunzhi. In the 37th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign, he was appointed governor-general to take charge of the governor of Zhili. He was ordered to take charge of the management of the Hun River. The capital was protected from floods for decades, and the river was named "Yongding River".
Jiang Hongyu (1884~1929), a master of Nanfang in Gu'an County. After the "Revolution of the Republic of China", he joined Feng Yuxiang's 16th Mixed Brigade and was awarded the position of chief of staff. Liu Lingcang (1907~1988), a native of Zhaogezhuang, Nanzhao, Gu'an County, is a famous Chinese painter of meticulous and colorful figures. His works such as "Appreciating Chrysanthemums in Guangling", "Picture of Wen Ji Returning to the Han Dynasty", "Picture of Concubine Yang emerging from the bath", can be said to be unique.
Pan Bingheng (1912~1970), a foreigner from Xitang, Gu'an County, is a famous jade carving expert. After years of painstaking exploration, his jade-cutting technology has become increasingly mature, and he is known as the first of the "four weirdos" in Beijing's jade industry.
Liu Liu and Liu Qi were from Liuzhuangzi, Wen'an County (northwest of Mawuying). The leader of the peasant uprising army in the mid-Ming Dynasty. In the fifth year of Zhengde's reign in the Ming Dynasty (1510), he led an uprising. He invaded Beijing three times, fought in Hebei and Shandong, and destroyed countless prefectures and counties.
Zhao Sui (? ~1512), a counselor of the uprising army in the mid-Ming Dynasty, was known as Zhao Madman. Bazhou scholar. In the sixth year of Zhengde, he was captured by Liu Liu and Liu Qi's rebel army, and he became the leader of the rebel army.
Gu Dayong, a native of Wen'an County, was an eunuch during the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty (1506~1521). He was favored by the emperor and served as the head of the West Factory of the imperial secret service. He was also known as the "Eight Tigers" together with Liu Jin and others.
Gao Cai, a native of Wen'an County, was an eunuch of Emperor Shenzong of the Ming Dynasty and served as the Royal Horse Supervisor. In order to resurrect the Yang Dao, he sent his minions to purchase a large number of children, crush their skulls and eat their brains, and "chased each other as a show" with the singing girls in the room all day long, preparing for extreme debauchery.
Dong Haichuan (1797-1882), a member of the Wen'an Zhu family, a eunuch during the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty, and the founder of Baguazhang in the inner family. He participated in the Northern Peasants' Uprising and was made a eunuch by the Nian Army. He lurked in the palace to coordinate the internal response.
Li Lianying (1848~1911) was a native of Lijia Village, Dacheng County. He was full of scheming throughout his life, closely attached to the Empress Dowager Cixi, worked hard as a dog and horse, and tried his best to flatter and flatter, and finally became a powerful eunuch in the late Qing Dynasty.
Wang Ganqun was a native of Jiagezhuang, Wen'an County, and the leader of the Boxer Rebellion. Plotted to attack Wen'an County, but failed due to leaking secrets.
Zhang Shizeng (1963-----?), a native of Yongqing County, later lived in Beijing, is a famous contemporary Chinese calligrapher and painter. Disciple of master calligrapher and painter Fan Zeng, fourth generation descendant of Dafeng Hall. Director of the Chinese Calligraphy Artists Association, one of the top 100 international Chinese calligraphers and painters, and a contemporary heavyweight literati painter.
Zhang Zuolin (1875~1928), the leader of the Beiyang warlord faction, was born a horse thief (bandit). According to the "Zhang Family Genealogy" of Fengzhuang, Dacheng County, the ninth Zhang Tianda (the ancestor of Zhang Zuolin's father) went out to Guandong.
Han Fuju (1890~1938) was a native of Taishan, Bazhou. A great warlord who was famous in modern Chinese history. His life is full of contradictions, full of legends and colorful, and he is a typical specimen of the upper class society in old China.
Sun Yi (1904-2003) was born in Dacheng County, Hebei Province. Lieutenant General of the People's Liberation Army, he was awarded the rank of Lieutenant General in September 1955, and was awarded the First Class August 1st Medal, the First Class Medal of Independence and Freedom, and the First Class Liberation Medal. In July 1988, he was awarded the first-class Red Star Meritorious Medal of Honor by the Central Military Commission of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.