1. Jinshi
The newly compiled "Qin'an County Chronicle" records that in Qing Dynasty, there were ***20 people in Qin'an County who passed the Chinese and Wu Jinshi examinations. Among them, there are 4 people in Weijiadian, accounting for one-fifth of the county. Therefore, Weijiadian has become recognized as a "place of cultural heritage".
·Liu Yongqing (?), courtesy name Hailou, is a street person in Weijiadian Town. In the ninth year of Guangxu's reign (1883), he became a Jinshi in Guiweike and served as county magistrate and professor of Ningxia Prefecture. The rest are unknown and are known as "Master Wen".
·Fu Yanxi (1867-?), courtesy name Qianyi and Tianyi, named Yancun, was born in Wangjiayao of the Wei family. In the 18th year of Guangxu's reign, Renchenke (1892) became a Jinshi. He successively served as the head of the Ministry of Punishment, the magistrate of Rongchang County and the magistrate of Nannan County in Sichuan Province.
·Liu Heqing (?) is from Yulongbao, Weijiadian Town. In the eighteenth year of Guangxu's reign (1892), Renchen became a Jinshi in Kewu. He successively served as imperial bodyguard, Tongguan Dufu nurse and Tongguan Xietai. The rest are unknown and are known as "Master Wu".
·Wei Chuixiang (1865-1931), whose courtesy name was Chenyuan and whose nickname was Jieshi, was born in Beishan Lane, Weijiadian Town. In the 23rd year of Guangxu's reign (1897), he was awarded the title of Jinshi, and was awarded the title of magistrate of Fuqing County, Fujian Province, and served in Jianyang, Shaowu and other counties. During the Republic of China, he served as director of the Qin'an County Education Encourage Director, education president, urban defense bureau chief, member of the Gansu Provincial Council, and counselor of the Council of Counselors.
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·Wei Chitai (?), a native of Weijiadian Hongtupo (now Weijiapo). Daoguang? Year martial arts competition.
·Liu Zhongyuan (?) was from Liujiasizui in Weijiadian. Guangxu? Year martial arts competition.
·Wang Youzeng (1867-1932), courtesy name Shaoni, was a native of Nancha, Weijiadian Town. In the year of Guangxu (1897), Ding Youke received tribute and was first appointed as a small official in the Ministry of Rites. Later he was promoted to head of the Ministry of Rites and magistrate of Yangxian County in Shaanxi Province. During the Republic of China, he served as vice chairman of the Gansu Provincial Senate.
·Wei Weihan (1861-1929), courtesy name Zizong, Bozong, also known as Shenchuan, was a native of Zhongjie, Weijiadian Town. In the twenty-seventh year of Guangxu (1901), Xin Chou Gengzi Enzheng was admitted to the imperial examination. For example, Wen Linlang was awarded the title of "Wen Linlang", and the official department selected the county magistrate.
·Fu Jingyi (1888-1935), courtesy name Zhijian, was born in Wangjiayao, Weijiadian Town. He was the eldest son of Fu Yanxi and a high-ranking official in the late Qing Dynasty. When he was young, he joined the Tongmenghui and participated in the Revolution of 1911. During the Republic of China, he successively served as the county magistrate of Longde County, Tongwei County, and Huating County, and the chief and deputy director secretary of Gansu Province. He is good at calligraphy, and he wrote the original "Gansu Provincial Government" plaque. Song Qijing (1897-1952), courtesy name Youping, was from the Liu family in the countryside of Weidian. One of the founders of Weidian Primary School, he served as the director of instruction of Qin'an County Junior High School (1944) and the chief of the Education Section of Qin'an County (1946).
Fu Jingcong (1901-1963), courtesy name Zhida, was born in Wangjiayao, Weidian Township. He successively served as director of the Yongdeng County Telecommunications Bureau, chief of the Communications Section of the Gansu Provincial Telecommunications Bureau, colonel and director of the Air Defense Communications Transmission Division of the Gansu Provincial Air Defense Command, and was elected as a representative of the National Congress in 1945.
Ding Xi (1904-1951), courtesy name Shouqing, was originally from Dingjiadianzi, Jichuan, Weidian Town. In the 17th year of the Republic of China (1928), he graduated from the Education Department of National Peking University. He has successively served as the Academic Affairs Director of Qin'an County Junior High School, the Chief of the Education Section of Qin'an County, the Superintendent of the Gansu Provincial Department of Education, the Commander of the Gansu Provincial Air Defense Command, the County Magistrate of Longxi County, and the Commissioner of the Wudu Commissioner's Office.
Zhang Tingdong (?), male, is from Tuanzhuang, Weidian Township. He once served as the major general of the 1st Cavalry Brigade of the National Army Ma Bufang.
Yang Hua (1910-1978), courtesy name Xiufeng, was born in Zhangjiadai, Weidian Township. He once served as the munitions director of the Lu Dachang Department of the National Army and the mayor of Weidian Town.
Zhang Changgong (1916-1966), male, was from Nancun, Weidian Township. Before 1949, he served as secretary of Qin'an County Government. Sang Maolin (1841-1906), born in Xiajie Street, Weijiadian Town, was born on February 2, the 21st year of Daoguang (1841), and died on August 15th, the 32nd year of Guangxu (1906). Qin Opera in Gansu Province in the late Qing Dynasty Danjiaotou. Because he is famous for playing the role of Dan, everyone calls him "Sang Dan" but doesn't know his name. After watching Sang Lao Dan, I couldn't eat for three days." (For details, see "Longshang Youling Zhi·Sang Dan" written by Niu Shiying, originally published in the second issue of "Gansu Culture" in 2004).
Niu Shun ( 1841-?), a native of Weijiadian Town (his descendants now live in Yulongbao, Weinan Village), he was a famous Qin Opera actor in Gansu Province in the late Qing Dynasty. He was the same age as Sang Maolin, a fellow student, and often performed on the same stage. Niu is also called Niu. When I first learned martial arts, my voice was inferior to that of Sang, so I took a different path and specialized in Wudan.
Among the Wudan practitioners in the province, it is second to none and extremely popular, and is known as "Niudan".
In the late Republic of China, the art of Qin Opera achieved unprecedented popularity in Weidian, with a large number of artists and famous actors. Among them, the most influential ones are: Wei Qiye, a famous Xu Sheng in the southeast of Longnan (known as "Zhang Yuer", a native of Weidian Town), Wei Jirong of Jingjiao (known as "Wei Dajing", his ancestral home is Tongwei, and he immigrated to Weijiadian), Xu Sheng Wei Minghua (known as "Chun Sheng'er", a native of Weijiapo, Weidian Town), Xu Sheng and Jingjiao Wei Guodong (nicknamed "Three Naked Dragons", a native of Weidian Town), Wu Xusheng Wei Diexi (known as "Die Wa'er" from Weidian) Town people,), named Wujing Wei Jie (nicknamed "Decoration", a native of Weidian Town), Harlequin He Xiushan (commonly known as "He Chou", a native of Wendian Town Wenjiawan), etc. In the 24th year of the Republic of China (1935), Niu Jukui, a Qinqiang artist from the neighboring village of Niujiapo (belonging to Tongwei County), founded the semi-professional theater troupe "Deshun Society". At that time, most Shain Opera artists from Wei Dian worked in the club. 1. Liu Jingquan (1904-1977), courtesy name Yingchuan, was born in Weidian, Qin'an. Born into a family of traditional Chinese medicine, he learned the art of Qihuang from an early age. In the long-term practice process, he has integrated the strengths of hundreds of schools of thought and refined them to form unique and effective clinical medical skills; his son Liu Donghan is now a professor at the First Hospital of Lanzhou University, with 50 years of clinical experience and a solid theoretical foundation of traditional Chinese medicine. Because of his superb medical skills, he was rated as a famous traditional Chinese medicine doctor in our province by the provincial government (originally published in Gansu Daily).
2. Liu Donghan, son of Liu Jingquan, is a famous old expert in traditional Chinese medicine in Gansu Province. He works in the First Affiliated Hospital of Lanzhou University. There is a glass plaque of his book in the Dragon King Temple in Weidian. In 2008, "Selected Medical Records" by Liu Jingquan and Liu Donghan was published. "Selected Medical Records" contains more than a thousand prescriptions with proven curative effect in clinical practice by Liu and his sons, covering various common and difficult diseases in internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, men's medicine, facial features, and dermatology, with accompanying analysis. Demonstrate medical records, pulse symptoms, prescriptions, and efficacy (from Lanzhou Morning News, Gansu Daily, etc.). On July 5, 2011, Vice Minister of Health Wang Guoqiang and his delegation, accompanied by Xian Hui, Vice Governor of Gansu Province, and Liu Weizhong, Director of the Department of Health, met with Professor Liu Donghan of our hospital. 1. Wei Dongbin, male, from Beishan Alley, Weidian, is mainly engaged in research on environmental chemistry, environmental toxicology and ecological risk assessment. He has published more than 50 papers in domestic and foreign academic journals, including more than 20 SCI papers. Currently, he is an associate researcher at the Ecological Environment Research Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
2. Wu Wen, male, Han nationality, professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of Liberal Arts, Lanzhou University. He once served as deputy director of the Chinese Department of Lanzhou University and deputy dean of the School of Liberal Arts of Lanzhou University. From 1999 to 2006, he also served as academic degree committee member of Lanzhou University, visiting professor of Northwest University for Nationalities, director of the Chinese Folklore Society, secretary-general of the Gansu Provincial Folklore Society, and Gansu Provincial Folklore Society. Vice Chairman of the Writers and Artists Association and other social positions. Many of Wu Wen's research results are highly creative and pioneering, filling the gaps in regional cultural research. Retired in 2006.
3. Liu Yongming: A native of Yulongbao, Weidian, China’s first postdoctoral fellow in Dunhuang studies (Guangming Daily), he is currently an associate professor at the School of History and Culture of Lanzhou University.
4. Wei. . , associate professor at New York University in the United States, graduated from Xi'an Jiaotong University. Wang Luwei was from Wang Kiln in Weidian. He currently serves as the Party Secretary and Director of the Provincial Department of Justice and the First Political Commissar of the Provincial Prison Administration Bureau. He once served as deputy captain of the Criminal Police Team of the Qin'an County Public Security Bureau, deputy director and director of the Qin'an County Public Security Bureau, deputy director of the Tianshui Municipal Public Security Bureau, deputy director and director of the Political Department of the Tianshui Municipal Public Security Bureau, director of the Jinchang Municipal Public Security Bureau, and deputy director of the Provincial Public Security Department. , Party committee member.