Sun Yuxi was a Weiguo official in the Spring and Autumn Period.
Gai Kuanfeng was a lieutenant in the Western Han Dynasty.
Examiner, Yuan Shao's counselor in the Three Kingdoms.
Cao Shibiao, the right prime minister of Shangshu in the Northern Wei Dynasty, was the general who conquered the captives.
Shen Wei, Duke of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Shangshu Youpushe, and Hussar General.
Du Zhenglun, the prince overseer of the country and Zhongshu Ling during the Taizong period of the Tang Dynasty.
Jiang Shidu, a flood control expert and minister of Dali Temple during the Taizong period of the Tang Dynasty.
Zhang Sui, the first astronomer to measure the meridian.
Du Gao, Li Zhenwu Jiedushi, Minister of the Ministry of Industry.
Wang Beisha, a calligrapher from Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty.
Zheng Guoshi was a Jinshi in the second year of Longqing reign of the Ming Dynasty. He was a Shujishi and Yushi of the Hanlin Academy. His family was ranked in the second rank for three generations.
Li Yangzheng, the Minister of Xingbu who enforced the law like a mountain during the Tianqi period.
Liu Yongxi was the county magistrate in the late Ming Dynasty.
Cui Weiya, a flood control expert and minister of Dali Temple during the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty.
Cui Shu was a textual researcher, forgery expert and writer during the Jiaqing period.
Pei Xiangzhai, anti-Japanese national hero, commander of Lunan detachment.
Cui Jiangong was inscribed by Qin Jiwei as "Making contributions to the people".
Yang Xiangzhong, a Chinese-American, is "the father of cattle cloning in the world."
Wang Zhiqiang, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, was named a martyr by the Third National Headquarters as a "national brave and advanced element".