Wife. Xie Daoyun left behind few personal deeds. Among them, the most famous story is recorded in Shishuoxinyu: Xie An discussed with his nephews on a snowy day what words could be used to describe flying snow meteors. Xie An's nephew Xie Lang said that "the air difference can be adjusted by adding salt", while Xie Daoyun said: "it is not like catkins blowing up due to the wind", which was praised by many people for its exquisite description. Because of this well-known story, she, together with Ban Zhao and Cai Yan of the Han Dynasty, became representatives of talented women in ancient my country, and "the talent of chanting Xu" has also become a common term used by later generations to praise talented women. , this personal story is also mentioned in the "Three Character Classic" "Cai Wenji can distinguish the piano. Xie Daoyun can chant." Yuan Shikai
Yuan Shikai (September 16, 1859 - June 6, 1916), whose courtesy name was Weiting (also known as Weiting) and whose name was Rong'an, was a Han nationality and a native of Xiangcheng, Henan. He was a modern Chinese Famous political figures in history. Once a leader of the Beiyang government, he rose up in Wuchang and became the first president of the Republic of China. During his reign, he actively developed industrial companies, unified the currency system, and created a modern ideological and judicial education system. However, he was overthrown after he was restored to the throne under the instigation of Yang Du and other constitutionalists. Xie Xuan
Xie Xuan (343-388), also known as Youdu. A native of Yangxia, Chenjun (now Taikang, Henan). The grandson of Xie Pa, the son of Xie Yi, and the nephew of Xie An. Strategist during the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Xie Xuan was talented in governing the country and was good at running an army. Earlier, he was a subordinate of lol great Sima Huanwen. Confucius
Lao Dan, whose surname was Li Ming'er, whose given name was Boyang, and whose name was Yi, was born in Ku County (now east of Luyi County, Henan Province) in the autumn and spring period. His birth and death years were ominous. He once served as the historian of the Zhou Dynasty, and later as the historian of the pillars. He was familiar with the changes in ancient and modern times. In his later years, he retired to Pei, where he taught disciples in Longmu, taught morality, tasted tea and Taoism. Later, he went west to Guanzhong and was buried in Qin. Zu Jia
Zu Jia, who reigned for 33 years, was Wu Dingzi and Zu Geng’s younger brother. Ancestor Jia was a king of the Yin and Shang Dynasties. His surname was Zi Zai, and his birth and death years were ominous. The third son of Shang King Wu Ding and the younger brother of Shang King Zu Geng, he proclaimed himself emperor after his death. He reigned for 33 years, died of illness and was buried in Yin. During the heyday of the Shang Dynasty, Gaozong Wuding loved his son Zujia and planned to depose the prince Zugeng and replace him with Zujia. Zu Jia felt that it was a violation of etiquette and could not be forcibly abolished, otherwise the situation of the "Ninth Generation Rebellion" would be likely to repeat. Therefore, he followed Wu Ding's original move and left the capital to live among ordinary people. Kang Ding
Kang Ding, whose surname was Zi and Xiao, was mistakenly named Geng Ding in "Historical Records·Yin Benji". He was the son of Shang King Zujia and the younger brother of Shang King Linxin. After Lin Xin's death, he proclaimed himself emperor and reigned for only one year. He died and was buried in Yin. After his death, his son Wu Yi proclaimed himself emperor. During his reign, the Qiang re-emerged in the present-day Shaanxi and Gansu areas and repeatedly created the Shang dynasty, which often caused great harm to the Shang garrison and became the key to the Shang dynasty's military strategy. In view of the strong Qiang armed forces and other characteristics, King Shang carried out all-round planning and layout for the war. On the one hand, he ordered the garrison to temporarily avoid the enemy's front and wait for action, while on the other hand, he organized the main force to provide appropriate support to resist Qiang aggression. Because of the proactive defense strategy, Kangding won the final victory in the war against the Qiang Fang. He captured and killed the Qiang Fangbo, captured part of the Qiang Fang's land, and sent garrison troops from the Zhu and Heqi tribes closely related to the royal family. However, the Qiang Fang has not yet been conquered and has become a security risk.