Lu, a native of Pinghu, was a famous scholar in Qing Dynasty. He and Lu Shiyi are also called "Erlu", studying Zhu Cheng, opposing Wang Shouren's theory of "being good" and focusing on "respecting poverty".
Lu Xinyuan: Wuxing, Zhejiang, a bibliophile in Qing Dynasty. He collected 200 rare books of the Song Dynasty, which made him famous all over the world. He is the author of Hidden Garden Collection.
Lu Guang: A famous painter in Yuan Dynasty, a martial man.
Lu You: Yin Shan, a famous poet in Southern Song Dynasty. He was an official in the imperial court, resolutely resisted gold politically and advocated enriching armaments. Retire my hometown in my later years and recover the Central Plains. He wrote many poems in his life, and there are more than 9,000 poems in existence, which are extremely rich in content, expressing political aspirations, reflecting the hardships of people's lives, criticizing the humiliation and peace of the ruling group at that time, and showing strong feelings of longing for the restoration of national reunification. Guan Shanyue, Book Wrath, Peasant Sigh and Xiuzi are all masterpieces handed down from generation to generation.
Lu Yu: A native of Jingling, Fuzhou, a famous tea ceremony expert in the Tang Dynasty, is humorous, writes behind closed doors and is unwilling to be an official. She used to do odd jobs for a living and had a deep friendship with the poetess Li Jilan. My lifelong hobby is drinking tea, which was the supreme authority of tea tasting at that time. Known as the "tea god".
Lu Xiaofeng: Gu Long's original fictional character, a legendary figure with four eyebrows.
Lu Jia: A famous politician and poet in the Western Han Dynasty. Since the reign of Emperor Gaozu, he often acted as a lobbyist and a vassal. As the ruling tool of the landlord class, advocating Confucianism's "doing benevolence and righteousness, the law wins first", supplemented by Huang Lao's thought of "governing by doing nothing", had a great influence on politics in the early Han Dynasty.
Lu Xun: A great general of the State of Wu in the Three Kingdoms, he was good at strategizing and planned the battle to defeat Guan Yu. Later, he defeated Liu Bei with water, and became prime minister because of his outstanding military achievements.
Lu: (1867- 1895) A native of Xiangshan, Guangdong Province in the late Qing Dynasty, whose real name was Zeng Xianxiang. I first studied telegraph technology in Shanghai and worked as a telegraph translator and foreman. In the twentieth year of Guangxu, he went to Tianjin with Sun Yat-sen to write to Li Hongzhang. Then go south to Wuhan to observe the situation in the Yangtze River basin. The following year, together with Sun Yat-sen, he organized the Hong Zhong Society and plotted the Guangzhou Uprising. Arrested for reporting, unyielding and killed.
Lu Deming: (about 550-630) A native of Wu in Suzhou in the Tang Dynasty, whose name was Yuen Long, was famous for his Chinese characters. Good word Hyunri, familiar with Confucian classics. Li and Sui are teaching assistants. Bachelor of Qin Literature Museum in Tang Dynasty, Dr. Bai. With 56 years' efforts, he collected more than 230 kinds of phonology in the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties, adopted various Confucian exegesis, corrected similarities and differences, investigated the origin of mirrors, wrote classic literature explanations, and opened the way for people in the Tang Dynasty to correct their names.
Lu Xiaoman: (1903- 1965) female. Jiangsu Wujin (Changzhou) was born in Shanghai. Xiao Ming and Xiao Mei. 1920, she married Wang Geng at the instigation of her parents, but later divorced because of different interests. 1926 combined with Xu Zhimo. Good at painting and performing Peking Opera. After liberation, he worked in China Painting Academy and Literature and History Museum, and served as a counselor in the city counselor's office. He edited Ai Za and collaborated with Xu on Bian Kungang. Father Lu Ding.
Lu: (1906-) A native of Wuxi, Jiangsu. The pseudonym is fixed. Graduated from Shanghai Jiaotong University. 1924, joined the China * * * production party. He has served as secretary of the Communist Youth League Committee, member of the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League, minister of propaganda, member of the International Executive Committee of the Communist Youth League, international representative of the Communist Youth League in Youth, propaganda minister of the General Political Department of the Red Army, and deputy director of the Political Department of the Eighth Route Army. Later, he was a member of the Seventh, Eighth and Eleventh Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and a member of the the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China Advisory Committee. Since the1920s, he has published works in the bimonthly flood, such as Shanghai on May 30th. Later, I saw periodicals such as Literary Position, Eighth Route Army Military and Political Magazine, People, and articles such as Miscellaneous Notes of Southeast Shanxi Army.
Lu Li: (1908- 1942) from Tiantai, Zhejiang. Formerly known as Kaoyuan and Shengquan. Writer. 65438-0926 entered Hangzhou Zhijiang University for undergraduate study. In the autumn of the following year, he transferred to the Department of Mechanical Engineering of Shanghai University of Labor, 193 1 graduated. Later, I went to Quanzhou Civilian Middle School in Fujian as a physics and chemistry teacher. Su Ping likes science and literature, and is proficient in English and French, Japanese, Russian and Esperanto. In his spare time, he devoted himself to translation and writing, and founded the Quanzhou Chinese Community with Wu langxi. 1935 joined Shanghai Cultural Life Publishing House, and was responsible for editing work together with Ba Jin, Jin Yi and Li Ni. 1937 founded the bimonthly youth magazine as the editor-in-chief. When the Pacific War broke out, I volunteered to work in Shanghai as a foreign student. Later, he was raided and detained by the Japanese gendarmerie, and was tortured and sacrificed. He is the author of Starfish, Bamboo Knife, Cage The Elephant and Lu Li's Essays, and has translated Gracila, Luo Ting, Smoke, Greek Myth, Robinson Crusoe, Fable Poems, etc.