Momo: The left general at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Moody appreciated his talent very much, and often let him participate in discussing military secrets and state affairs. Later, he was named Guanzhong Hou.
Mo Yun: Mo Sunhan, Minister of Northern Wei Dynasty. Brother Mo Yun learns to shoot well. When Emperor Wu was emperor, he was named Prince Guan Neihou. When Emperor Mao was emperor, he appointed the Duke and moved the General of Zhenxi with merit.
Mo Ti: Sun, Mo Ti Di, when he was Emperor Daowu, he sealed Dongwan Hou with merit. He was convicted of disrespectful banquet and was the prefect of Jiyang. Later, he was ordered to supervise the construction of the city of peace. Slack off for a long time, and die.
Mo Cong: Song Dynasty official, uncle Fang. Benevolence and humanity. After the officials of Ming and Fu states. His conduct is very noble, and he educated his children well. He has five sons, Yuan Zhong, Ruohui, Ruozhi, Ruozhuo and Ruochong. At that time, people compared them to "Five Treasures of Yanshan Mountain".
Mo Meng: Huzhou native, an official and scholar in Song Dynasty. When I was studying in Imperial College, I celebrated the capital with civilization. As for Kurt's official position, he went from the county magistrate to the Tonghua army magistrate. Gong, the handwriting is particularly beautiful. There's Sleeping Camels.
Mo Sheng: A native of Huating (present-day Shanghai), Songjiang Prefecture, was a painter and calligrapher in the Ming Dynasty. He used to be a left-back in Hu Ben. Painting and calligraphy, good at painting fish.
Mo Zang: Su Xuan, a native of Haiyan, Zhejiang Province, was a scholar and painter in the Ming Dynasty. He has a wide range of knowledge, involving classics, poetry, calligraphy and painting. There are also Su Xuan cursive script, five-tone script and so on.
Mo Jun: Pingle, Guangxi, an official of the Ming Dynasty. Juren was born, and the official went to Nanjing to be the foreign minister. Being an official for more than 20 years is called incorruptibility.
Mo Xi: Yongle people in Rongshui, Guangxi. 1938 joined the China * * * production party, and later served as secretary of Rong County Party Committee, deputy secretary of Rong County Teke, political instructor of the Anti-Japanese Advance Team, secretary of the Guangxi-Guizhou Border Region Working Committee, political commissar and commander of the Guangxi-Guizhou Border Region People's Defence Corps, and political commissar and commander of the China People's Liberation Army Corps. After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as the Deputy Commissioner of Liuzhou Commissioner, the Deputy Director of the United Front Work Department of the Autonomous Region and the Deputy Director of the Metallurgical Bureau of the Autonomous Region.
Mo Xiufu, a scholar in Tang Dynasty. In the second year of Guanghua, he served as the ambassador of Rongzhou. The Tales of Guilin written by him is of great cultural value and literary talent. A masterpiece handed down from ancient times.
Mo Xuanqing: Jie Zhong, no, Pian Yu. Fengkai people in Guangdong Province. Guangdong's first champion. When he was young, his biological father died of illness, and he lived with his stepfather and mother. He was able to go to school because of his stepfather's rich family. According to legend, Mo learned to recite poems and write couplets when he was seven years old. /kloc-when he was 0/2 years old, he took part in the imperial examination and was a scholar. He is called "prodigy" by the villagers. In the fifth year of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty (85 1), Mo Xuanqing, aged 17, went to Beijing to take the Tingkao and won the China-made champion, becoming the first imperial examination champion in Guangdong history and the youngest champion since Sui and Tang Dynasties. Mo Xuanqing was appointed editor of the Hanlin Academy after winning the first prize. Later, he returned to his hometown. Because his mother didn't want to settle in the north with him, it was unnecessary to send a letter to the court asking him to work in the south to support his mother. Tang Wenzong allowed him to drive in Taizhou, Zhejiang Province (Deputy Secretary of the Secretariat). He went to Taizhou with his mother and family, but died on the way to Taizhou. Mo Xuanqing's life is not obvious, and there are only three and a half poems. However, as the first scholar in the history of Guangdong, his legendary deeds and influence still occupy a position that cannot be ignored in the history of Lingnan culture and are respected by future generations.
Mo Junchen: A native of Gui 'an, Huzhou (now Huzhou, Zhejiang), he was an official in the Northern Song Dynasty. Injong is a scholar. During the reign of Zong Xining, a new branch of * * was established, which was the first choice and relied heavily on by Wang Anshi. There is "Moon River Scenery Collection".
Mo Borong: Few people in Gui 'an, Huzhou (now Huzhou, Zhejiang) are beyond the secular world. They will retire at 50. Ask famous teachers to teach their sons. All three people were admitted, and the time number was "Sanmo". Moggi, the eldest son, was later educated in Hongci. He was demoted as an official for opposing his consorts, and later became an official in Sinong. The second son, imperial academy Zheng, was demoted as a satrap for offending. The third son, Mo Chong, was once a scholar of Hongci and a satrap of Mingzhou, and was called Xunliang.
Mo Ruzhong: A native of Huating, Songjiang Prefecture, was an official and scholar of the Ming Dynasty. During the Jiajing period, Zhejiang was a scholar and a tired official. Good cursive script, poetry and prose are essential. There is "Chonglan Pavilion Collection".
Mo Ruzu: Guangzhou Fu Xinhui, Minister of Ming Dynasty. Jinshi in Jiajing period. There was a voice of direct remonstrance when he was remonstrated and impeached Qiu Luan. Officer to Dali Zuo Cheng, how many unjust imprisonment.
Mo Youzhi: In the Qing Dynasty, Daoguang was a juren and a Dushan. When I was a teenager, I liked reading very much, and I was proficient in the system of six arts and famous things, which was related to the words of "Jinshi Tu Lu". He is a poet and his calligraphy is good. At that time, he was just as famous as Zhengzhen in Zunyi, and was called "Zheng Mo". His works include: Yun Kao, Zunyi House System, Broken Courtyard, Notes on Different Books in Tang Dynasty, etc.
Mo Shilong: Ming Dynasty painter, the word Yunqing, Huating people. After changing the word, the name is Qiushui, and the name is Ming. I can write poetry at the age of ten. He is good at calligraphy and painting, including Shi Xiu Zhai Ji and Illustration.
Mo I am stupid: a native of Hunan (now Changsha), a painter and calligrapher in Qing Dynasty. Work poetry, do not like to follow the fashion. , Xing, cursive script, knowledge script and rigid script can all be learned without learning. The landscape painting method is especially good at portrait painting, which is very expressive.
Mo Yuzhuo: A native of Dushan, Guizhou, was an official and scholar in the Qing Dynasty. Jiaqing was a scholar for four years. He used to be the magistrate of Yanyuan County, and later he was appointed as a professor of Zunyi Government Studies. Here is a collection of Mr. Zhen Ding's posthumous works.
Mo Shizhen: A native of Pingnan, Guangxi in the Qing Dynasty. After joining the Taiping Army, Qing Xianfeng served as the minister of punishments for six years. In the eleventh year, Xianfeng was promoted to general Wu Tian, a loyal minister, and served as a vassal official before Wang Kai. He once handled foreign affairs and later made him king. In the third year of Tongzhi, Li Xiucheng's brother-in-law Song Yongqi was found plotting rebellion in Tianjing and secretly colluding with Zhejiang Governor Ceng Guoquan, so he accused Li Xiucheng face to face and led the army to capture Song Yongqi from Zhongyi Palace. After the fall of Tianjing, he returned to his hometown in Pingnan. He was 70 when he died.
Mo Rongxin: At the beginning of the word, Guiping, Guangxi, was a descendant of Mo Xuanqing's grandson Mo Pingmi. In his early years, he followed Lu Rongting in Wuzhou and served as the brigade commander of the Second Brigade of the First Division of Guangxi. In the fourth year of the Republic of China (19 15), he served as ambassador to Guiping town. In five years, he participated in the national defense war and was promoted to the commander of the third army. Later, he was transferred to Guanghui Town, Guangdong Province as an ambassador. For six years, he served as the governor of Guangdong. Later, he participated in the war of protecting the law and served as acting president and army minister of the military government of protecting the law. In nine years, he was chased by Chen Jiongliang and lost to Guangxi.
Lieutenant General Mo Wenhua.
Mo Wenhua (19 10-2000) was born in Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. 1926 Join the Communist Youth League of China. 1929 the baise uprising. 1930 to join the China * * * production party.
During the Agrarian Revolutionary War, he served as staff officer of the Seventh Army, captain, company commander and even political commissar of the trench team of the 19th Division, director of the political department directly under the Seventh Army, temporary commander-in-chief of the guerrilla headquarters of Shangyou and Chongyi, director of the political department of the Hunan-Jiangxi Military Region, director of the political department directly under the General Command of the Central Soviet Military Commission, director of the political department of the Red 5 Army Corps, director of the political department of the Red 13 Division, director of the political department of the Red 8 Army Corps and director of the political department of the Red 8 Army Cadre Corps. Participated in the Long March.
During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, he served as director of the Political Department of China People's Anti-Japanese Military and Political University, director of the Political Department of the Eighth Route Army Left-behind Corps, deputy political commissar of the South Detachment, deputy political commissar of the Shenyang Garrison Command, deputy political commissar of the Liaodong Military Region and director of the Political Department, political commissar of the fourth column of the Northeast Field Army, political commissar of the fourth field army, 14, 13 Corps.
After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as deputy political commissar of Guangxi Military Region and mayor of Nanning, director of political department of Northeast Military Region, vice president and dean of China People's Liberation Army School of Political Science, deputy political commissar of Fuzhou Military Region and political commissar of armored force of China People's Liberation Army. He is a deputy to the 3rd, 4th and 5th National People's Congresses, a member of the 6th NPC Standing Committee, and a representative to the 7th, 8th, 11th and 12th National Congresses of China Producers' Party.
1955 was awarded the rank of lieutenant general. Won the first-class August 1st Medal, the first-class Medal of Independence and Freedom, and the first-class Medal of Liberation. 1In July, 988, China People's Liberation Army was awarded the first-class Red Star Meritorious Medal by the Central Military Commission. He died in Beijing on May 3rd, 2000 at the age of 90.
Major General Mo He Chun
Mo (19 16-2002) is a native of Zhu Zhen, Langzhong County, Sichuan Province. 1933 Joined the Chinese Red Army of Workers and Peasants. 1934 Join the Communist Youth League of China. 1936, transferred to China * * * production party.
During the Agrarian Revolutionary War, he served as a soldier and translator of the former enemy headquarters of the Red Fourth Army and participated in the 25,000-mile long March.
During War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's time, he served as the head, section chief and deputy director of the Central Confidential Office of the Central Military Commission.
During the War of Liberation, he served as the deputy director of the confidential department of the Northeast Democratic Coalition Headquarters, the Northeast Bureau and the Northeast Field Army Command, and the director of the confidential department of the Fourth Field Army Command. Participated in the Liaoshen Campaign and the Heping Gold Campaign.
After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as the director of the Central South Bureau, the director of the Central South Military Region, the deputy director and director of the China People's Liberation Army General Staff, and the deputy commander of the Guizhou Military Region.
1955 was awarded the rank of senior colonel, and 1964 was promoted to the rank of major general. He died in Beijing on June 29th, 2002 at the age of 86.