Zhong Rong: Yu Zhong's eighth grandson, a literary critic at the time of Qi and Liang Dynasties in the Southern Dynasties. He is the author of three volumes of Poetry, with incisive comments and far-reaching influence, occupying a glorious page in the history of China literature.
Zhong Chuan: HongZhou Gao 'an (now Jiangxi) was a general in the late Tang Dynasty. He worshipped me in the south of the city, sealed the king of Nanping county with military exploits, and occupied more than 30 troops in Jiangxi.
Zhong Xiang: A native of Wuling (now Changde, Hunan), a famous peasant uprising leader in the Southern Song Dynasty, put forward the idea of "all rich, all rich" and was later promoted to the king of Chu.
Zhong Xing: A native of Tianmen, Hubei Province, was a writer in the late Ming Dynasty. He is as cold as ice and profound in thought, and advocates that poetry should be deep and lonely. He is the author of Shi Huai.
Zhong Ziqi: In the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a man from the State of Chu who had a good voice. According to legend, Boya can play the piano. He can tell whether the piano is facing the mountain or the running water, because Boya takes it as a confidant. After his death, Boya cut off the piano and never played drums again.
Zhong Lichun: During the Warring States Period, there was no salt in the State of Qi (now Dongping, Shandong). He is ugly, and he is not allowed to get married when he is over forty, but he has great courage. She asked to meet Qi Xuanwang, stated the crisis of Qi and put forward solutions. These suggestions were adopted by Qi Xuanwang and became her queen.
Zhong Shaojing: The great-grandson of Zhong Rong's younger brother Yu Zhong, a prime minister, calligrapher and bibliophile in the Tang Dynasty, was a good calligrapher named Jason Chung.
Zhong Sicheng: Da Liang (now Kaifeng, Henan) was a dramatist at the end of Yuan Dynasty. He wrote many Sanqu and Xiao Ling, including Mrs. Zhang and On Shen Qian. There are also two volumes of Ghost Records, which record the life stories and plays of more than 50 zaju writers since the early Yuan Dynasty, and have made great contributions to the study of zaju in Yuan Dynasty.
Zhong Tianwei, a native of Huating, Jiangsu Province, was a famous translator in Qing Dynasty. He translated dozens of books and wrote Zezu Ji.
Zhong: A native of Jiangjin, Sichuan Province in the Qing Dynasty, he was engaged in teacher work and poetry creation for a long time, especially in couplets. He was called "Master of Long Lian" and wrote "Zhen Tang Collection".
Zhong Ruoyu, a native of Kunshan, Jiangsu Province, was a famous female cultural figure in Qing Dynasty, and was good at poetry, calligraphy and painting. The speaker said, "His poems were written by Liu Han, and the words are loyal to Wang, and they are painted in white, so it is not easy to get them in the boudoir."
Originally known as Zhong, he was born in Pingjiang, Hunan, a proletarian revolutionary and strategist in China. 1929 joined the China * * * Production Youth League, 1930 joined the China * * * Production Party, and joined the Chinese Workers and Peasants Red Army in the same year. During the Agrarian Revolutionary War, he served as the propagandist of the third division of the Fifth Army of the Red Third Army Corps, the political commissar of the company, the political commissar of the division's military supplies department, the secretary of the general branch of the twelfth regiment of the fourth division, the political commissar of the regiment, the political commissar of the fifth division, the political commissar of the rear of the Military Commission, the political commissar of the rear echelon, the military minister of the Soviet government in northern Shaanxi, and the director of the First Military Commission. Participated in the Long March. War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression went to the Soviet Union in the early days and studied at the Soviet International Party School and the Fulongzhi Military Academy. 1946 returned to China. During the War of Liberation, he served as director of the political department of Beiman Military Region, minister and political commissar of the logistics department of the Northeast Democratic Allied Forces, and political commissar of the artillery column of the Fourth Field Army Special Forces. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as director of the Civil Aviation Bureau of the Central Military Commission, political commissar of the China People's Liberation Army Air Defense Force, director of the barracks management department of the General Logistics Department, commander of the Guizhou Military Region, deputy director of the China People's Liberation Army Armed Forces Supervision Department, deputy commander of the Guangzhou Military Region and deputy director of the National Defense Science and Technology Commission. 1955 was awarded the rank of lieutenant general. He is a deputy to the Third and Fourth National People's Congresses, and a member of the National Committee of the First and Second China People's Political Consultative Conference.