Celebrities of the Qin Dynasty during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period:
Tantai destroyed the Ming Dynasty: Confucius student and educator in the Lu State at the end of the Spring and Autumn Period
Chen Ying: Nanchang City was built at the end of the Qin Dynasty. County administration office
Zeng Zhi: The ancestor of the Zeng family who moved south in the Western Han Dynasty
Guan Ying: A minister in the early Han Dynasty built Jiujiang City
Mei Fu: Nanchang County captain in the Western Han Dynasty< /p>
Peng Cai: Leader of the Peasant Uprising in the Eastern Han Dynasty
He Tang: The Tiger General of the Eastern Han Dynasty
Tang Tan: Scholars of the Eastern Han Dynasty did not serve as officials
He Tang: The brave general of the Eastern Han Dynasty
Xu Zhi: Xu Ruzi, the hermit of the Eastern Han Dynasty
The founder of Chinese Taoism - Zhang Daoling
Jingming Taoist sect Founder - Xu Xun
Zhang Sheng: Wu Taoist Celestial Master of the Three Kingdoms
Xu Xun: Leading people to control floods and traveled all over the counties in northern Jiangxi
Wu Rui: The first county magistrate of Poyang
Celebrities in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties:
Huiyuan: Buddhist leader of the Eastern Jin Dynasty
Huan Yi: Musician of the Eastern Jin Dynasty
< p> Yin Xian: appointed as the prefect of Yuzhang in the Jin DynastyXi Chizhi: historian of the Eastern Jin Dynasty
Tao Yuanming - the founder of the reclusive poets of the Eastern Jin Dynasty
Hui Yuan : Famous monk in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, knowledgeable about the Six Classics
Tao Kan: Minister of the Eastern Jin Dynasty
Huiyuan: Famous monk in the Eastern Jin Dynasty built Donglin Temple
Lei Cizong: Scholar of the Liu Song Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties lived in seclusion Not an official
Wang Fu: A famous scholar in the Southern Song Dynasty
Lei Cizong: An educator in the Liu and Song Dynasties in the Southern Dynasty
Hu Xiezhi: An important minister of the Qi State in the Southern Dynasty bows to the right General
Deng Deming: Famous Scholar of the Southern Dynasties
Deng Wan: History of the Army Commander of Liu Zixun, King of Jin'an
Celebrities of the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties:
Lin Shihong: Leader of Sui Peasant Rebel Army
Zhong Shaojing: First Prime Minister of Jiangnan
Zhong Chuan: He ruled Jiangxi for more than 20 years
The first private library was established By Li Chang
Lai Hu (Lai Peng): poet of the Tang Dynasty
Qi Wuqian: Jinshi and famous poet of the Tang Dynasty
Hu Zhongyao: Prime Minister of the Southern Tang Dynasty , Director of the Imperial College
Deng Wangfan: Shangshu and Jiedushi of the Tang Dynasty
Rao E: Listed as a filial daughter in the "New Book of Tang" of the Tang Dynasty
Ke Chang: Doctor Guanglu, a Jinshi of the Later Tang Dynasty in the Five Dynasties
Wu Wuling: Jinshi of the Tang Dynasty, Bachelor of the Hanlin Academy
Shi Jianwu: Dongzhai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty
Wang Bo : Tang Dynasty litterateur
Lai Peng: Tang Dynasty poet
Zhang Jiuling: Tang Dynasty minister and poet
Wang Zhongshu: Tang Dynasty litterateur
< p>Li Jing: During the Five Dynasties, the Southern Tang Dynasty established its southern capital in HongzhouLi Po: A native of Nanchang, a painter of the Southern Tang Dynasty
Wei Dan: A minister who ruled Nanchang during the Tang Dynasty
Guan Xiu: poet, calligrapher, painter, and monk in the late Tang Dynasty
Ma Daoyi: founder of the Hongzhou Sect of Buddhism in the Tang Dynasty
Deng Ji: the number one scholar in Tongzi during the reign of Emperor Yuanzong of the Southern Tang Dynasty
Lu Zhao: the first number one scholar in Jiangxi during the Tang Dynasty
Bai Juyi: a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty was demoted to Jiangzhou Sima
Di Renjie: the imperial censor of the Tang Dynasty was demoted to Peng Ze County Magistrate
Li Bo: A doctor who advised Jiangzhou in the Tang Dynasty
Dong Yuan: A painter of the Southern Tang Dynasty of the Five Dynasties from Jiangxi
Zheng Gu: A poet of the late Tang Dynasty in Yichun
p>Xu Xi: a painter of the Southern Tang Dynasty, a famous family in the south of the Yangtze River
Xingsi: eminent monks of the Tang Dynasty lived in Jingju Temple in Qingyuan Mountain
Wang Dingbao: Jinshi of Guanghua in Nanchang in the late Tang Dynasty< /p>
Song Qiqiu: Minister of the Southern Tang Dynasty
Music History: Famous Editor from Tang to Song Zhenzong Period
Liao Kuangtu: Writer of the Five Dynasties Period
Liao Ning: an official in the style of pottery poetry in the Five Dynasties
Wang Dingbao: a notebook novelist in the Five Dynasties
Ju Ran: an outstanding landscape painter in the late Five Dynasties and early Song Dynasty
Celebrities in the Northern Song Dynasty:
p>Ouyang Xiu: Leader of the Poetry and Literature Reform Movement in the Northern Song Dynasty
p>
The educator who founded the first adult university: Li Yi
China’s eleventh-century reformer: Wang Anshi
Ancient calligraphy and painting celebrity in Jiangxi—Huang Tingjian
Zeng Zhun: Founder of the famous "Four Zeng" clan in southern Jiangxi
Yang Xiaoben: Night conversation with Su Dongpo Bingzhu
Lu Guangchou: the hero of the governance of Ganzhou City
< p>The founder of the Yangqi sect of the Linji sect: Fang HuiOuyang Che, the man who dared to speak out in the Song Dynasty
The founder of the Huanglong sect of the Linji sect: Hui Nan
Zeng Minzhan: astronomical scientist of the Northern Song Dynasty
Yang Fu: poet of the Song Dynasty
Hong Yu: one of the four poets of Yuzhang of the Jiangxi Poetry School of the Song Dynasty
Hong Yan: one of the four great poets of the Jiangxi Poetry School in the Song Dynasty in Yuzhang
Hong Chu: one of the four great poets of the Jiangxi Poetry School in the Song Dynasty
Hong Peng: the poet of the Jiangxi Poetry School in the Song Dynasty One of the Four Floods in Yuzhang
Chen Zhizhong: a famous prime minister in the Song Dynasty
Xie Guo: a poet of the Jiangxi Poetry School in the Song Dynasty
Rao Jie: a poet of the Jiangxi Poetry School in the Song Dynasty
p>Zhou Dunyi: a thinker in the Song Dynasty and the founder of Neo-Confucianism in China
Xie Yi: a poet of the Jiangxi Poetry School in the Song Dynasty
Huihong: a famous poetic monk in the Song Dynasty
Liu Shu: Deputy editor-in-chief of "Zi Zhi Tong Jian", a historian in the Northern Song Dynasty
Liu Shu: Deputy editor-in-chief of "Zi Zhi Tong Jian", a historian in the Northern Song Dynasty
Liu Hang: second in the Gengwu Science Ranking in the Northern Song Dynasty , Xianxiang
Zheng Xie: Writer and politician of the Northern Song Dynasty
Zeng Zhiyao: Nanfeng native, essayist of the Northern Song Dynasty
Chen Shu: Jinshi of the Song Dynasty once ranked Vice Prime Minister
Wu Juhou: Politician of the Northern Song Dynasty
Pan Xingsi: Poetry and Prose of the Northern Song Dynasty >
Song Qi: Historian and litterateur of the Song Dynasty
Song Yingxing: Author of the masterpiece of science and technology "Tiangong Kaiwu"
Wang Qinruo: Prime Minister of the Three Dynasties of the Northern Song Dynasty
Ouyang Xiu: the leader of the poetry innovation movement in the Northern Song Dynasty
Lu Jiuyuan, the master of the "original heart" philosophy of Song Confucianism
Zeng Gong, the master of prose in the Northern Song Dynasty
Zhang Zhengsui: Taoist Celestial Master of the Northern Song Dynasty
Yan Jidao: the seventh son of the poet Yan Shu of the Northern Song Dynasty
Kong Wenzhong: the brother of the Northern Song writer San Kong
Peng Ruli: the official No. 1 scholar of the Northern Song Dynasty
Liu Chang: the historian of the Northern Song Dynasty and the founder of epigraphy
Hou Shuxian: the water conservancy expert of the Northern Song Dynasty
Zeng Bu: the minister of the Northern Song Dynasty, brother of Zeng Gong
Xu Mengxin: Northern Song Dynasty civil servants and military generals were cowardly
Northern Song Dynasty Fuzhou Chongren scholar - Wu Zeng
Northern Song Dynasty copper smelting expert - Zhang Qian
Northern Song Dynasty monument engraving Master——Li Zhongning
Agricultural expert in Northern Song Dynasty: Zeng Anzhi
Famous general Wang Shaofu in Northern Song Dynasty
Yihuang water conservancy expert in Northern Song Dynasty——Hou Shuxian
p>Li Gou: The person who founded Xujiang Academy in the Northern Song Dynasty
Xia Song opened a warehouse to help the people during the reign of Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty
Chen Pengnian: the famous phonologist of the Northern Song Dynasty
p>Music History: Famous Editors from the Tang Dynasty to the Song Zhenzong Period
Zhong Chuan: A native of Leping, a direct bachelor of Longtuge in the Song Dynasty
Celebrities in the Southern Song Dynasty:
Zeng Ji: Song Dynasty official and poet
Xu Fu: Donghu Jushi, Southern Song Dynasty writer
Jing Boring: Yi Guogong in Song Dynasty, posthumous title Wenzhong
Hu Zai: a famous poetry theorist in the Song Dynasty
Chen Ziming: a famous gynecological and surgical doctor in the Song and Yuan Dynasties
Jiang Wanli: the founder of Bailuzhou Academy in the Song Dynasty
Folks in Jizhou during the Song Dynasty Ceramicists: Shu Weng, Shu Jiao
Su Yunqing: Southern Song literati settled in a cottage by the East Lake
Qiu Wanqing: Southern Song Dynasty Jinshi, poet
Zhao Changqing: famous Southern Song poet 人
Luo Mi: a scholar of the Song Dynasty who was good at poetry
Chen Sanqiang: a famous leader of the peasant uprising in the Southern Song Dynasty
Zeng Yuanyi: an influential poet in the Southern Song Dynasty
Chi Mengli: Enke No. 1 Scholar in the late Southern Song Dynasty
The patriotic poet between the Song and Yuan Dynasties - Liu Chenweng
Zhao Shankuo: the Southern Song Dynasty poet and Jinshi
Shi Xiaoyou: Southern Song Dynasty
Poet, Jinshi
Ma Tingluan: Famous loyal minister of Southern Song Dynasty
Wang Gangzhong: Famous minister, philosopher and historian of Southern Song Dynasty
Liu Guo: Literary scholar of Southern Song Dynasty
< p>Wang Yingchen: Official, poet, essayist of the Southern Song DynastyZhu Xi, the master of Neo-Confucianism in the Southern Song Dynasty
Yan Shu, a famous poet of the graceful school in the Song Dynasty
Southern Song Dynasty Jiang Kui, the founder of Jianghu poetry style
Cheng Dachang: a famous geographer and Confucian scholar in the Southern Song Dynasty
Wu Zeng: a famous scholar in the Southern Song Dynasty
Zhou Bida : Minister and litterateur of the Southern Song Dynasty
Xu Mengshen: Historian of the Southern Song Dynasty
Liu Chenweng: Poet of the late Song Dynasty and early Yuan Dynasty
The outstanding national hero of the Southern Song Dynasty - Wen Tianxiang
Southern Song Dynasty writer and patriotic general: Xie Fangde
Southern Song Dynasty politician and writer-Zhou Bida
Xu Mengshen: Southern Song historian
Liu Chenweng : Poet at the end of the Song Dynasty and the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty
The outstanding national hero of the Southern Song Dynasty - Wen Tianxiang
The writer and patriotic general of the Southern Song Dynasty: Xie Fangde
The statesman and writer of the Southern Song Dynasty ——Zhou Bida
The famous writer in the Southern Song Dynasty——Hong Mai
The famous numismatist in the Southern Song Dynasty——Hong Zun
The famous epigrapher in the Southern Song Dynasty—— Hong Shi
The person with the toughest neck in the Southern Song Dynasty—Hu Quan
The astronomer of the Southern Song Dynasty—Zhou Zhilamo
Hong Hao: A famous official in the Southern Song Dynasty< /p>
Famous official and poet of the Southern Song Dynasty - Zhu Bian
Famous doctor of the Southern Song Dynasty - Wang Keming
Peng Daya: Envoy of the Southern Song Dynasty
Famous scholar in the Southern Song Dynasty - Peng Shuxia
Famous person in the officialdom of the Southern Song Dynasty: Peng Guinian
Zhao Ruyu: The Song clan once served as the right prime minister
Famous philosopher and educator in the Southern Song Dynasty: Lu Jiuyuan
Lu Jiuling, a well-known scholar in the Southern Song Dynasty
Yang Wanli: an outstanding poet in the Southern Song Dynasty
Celebrities in the Jin and Yuan Dynasties:
Xie Jinsun: a physician in the Yuan Dynasty
Chen Ziming: a famous gynecological and surgical doctor in the Song and Yuan Dynasties
Jie Xisi: a litterateur in the Yuan Dynasty
Liu Shizhong: a Sanqu writer in the Yuan Dynasty
Wang Dayuan: Folk navigator and traveler of Yuan Dynasty
Xiong Liangfu: Nanchang native, writer of Yuan Dynasty
Zhou Deqing: phonologist and opera writer of Yuan Dynasty
Ouyang Zhen: Scholar of the Yuan Dynasty, family educator
Wei Su: Jinxi native, scholar in the late Yuan Dynasty
Wei Yilin: Nanfeng native, famous doctor of the Yuan Dynasty
< p>Yu Ji: a famous writer of the Yuan DynastyZhu Siben: a geographer of the Yuan Dynasty
Ma Duanlin: a historian of the Yuan Dynasty
Wu Cheng: an agent of the Yuan Dynasty Scholar
Cheng Jufu: a writer of the Yuan Dynasty
Liu Chenweng: a poet of the late Song Dynasty and early Yuan Dynasty
Yin Shifu: a famous scholar of the Yuan Dynasty
Geographer of the Yuan Dynasty - Zhu Siben
Historian of the Yuan Dynasty - Ma Duanlin
Research on Jin and Yuan literature - Cheng Jufu
Name of the Yuan Dynasty Scholar: Yin Shifu
Du Keke, the peasant hero of the Yuan Dynasty uprising
Celebrity in the Ming Dynasty:
Jiangnan talent who was loyal and outspoken—Xie Jin< /p>
The "originator" of Kunqiang (Southern Opera) - Wei Liangfu
Zhang position: Bachelor and Prime Minister of Mingyingwu Palace
Huang Dewen: "Blood Splattered on Court Clothes" A generation of heroes
Yang Yiren: One of the Five Great Masters in Jiangxi
Li Shao: Collector of ancient inscriptions in the Ming Dynasty
Li Zhen: Participated in the compilation of "Yongle" in the Ming Dynasty "Grand Ceremony"
Zeng Zhicui: Doctor of the Five Classics of the Hanlin Academy in the Ming Dynasty
Guo Xu: A versatile painter in the Ming Dynasty
Ouyang Bijin: The inventor of the human-powered cultivator in the Ming Dynasty
Xiong Wenju: Minister and famous scholar of Ming Dynasty
Luo Jinxi: Famous thinker of Ming Dynasty
Chen Daoheng: Loyal and virtuous minister of Ming Dynasty
Wu Guifang: A famous general who fought against the Japanese in the Ming Dynasty
Wang Yikui: A famous minister and scholar who was Tianshun Zhuangyuan in the Ming Dynasty
Wang Youding: A master of prose and poet in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties
Niu Shihui: Painter in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties
Zhang Huang: Yi scholar in the Ming Dynasty
Zhang Shichun: one of the four great talents in Linchuan in the Ming Dynasty
Luo Wanzao: an ancient writer in the late Ming Dynasty
Chen Jitai: A famous scholar in the Ming Dynasty was very civilized
Wu Yubi: An old Confucian scholar in the Ming Dynasty
Xu Fenpeng: A literary historian in the Ming Dynasty
Zhao Guangyi: Ren Youqian, a Jinshi in the Ming Dynasty Capital Censor
Zhang Zilie: a famous scholar in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties
Yuan Jixian: a minister in the Ming Dynasty
Zou Yuanbiao: leader and loyal minister of the Donglin Party in the Ming Dynasty
< p>Guo Zizhang: Historian of the Ming DynastyXiao Jiuxian: Famous Doctor of the Ming Dynasty
Yu Maoheng: Incorruptible Minister of the Ming Dynasty
Xie Yikui: Minister of the Ming Dynasty, writer, Educator
Zhu Shihui: Painter in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty
Wei Liangbi: Acting scholar and educator in the Ming Dynasty
Zhang Yuanzhen: Official and poet in the Ming Dynasty
Wan Yuanji: Minister of the Southern Ming Dynasty, poet in the late Ming Dynasty
Jiang Yueguang: Minister of the Southern Ming Dynasty, writer in the late Ming Dynasty
Concubine Lou: female poet and calligrapher of the Ming Dynasty
Fu Jiong: Minister of Corruption in the Ming Dynasty
Shu Fen: Confucian scholar of the Ming Dynasty, No. 1 Scholar of Zhengde
Wei Shiliang: Bachelor of Arts in the Ming Dynasty
Chen Hongmo: Writer of the Ming Dynasty, once Appointed governor of Jiangxi
Yu Jiayan (Yu Chang): a famous doctor in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties
Deng Yizan: a writer and editor of the Ming Dynasty
Ouyang Binyuan: the Ming Dynasty Chao Dynasty Astronomer
Wei Liangfu: Ming Dynasty Opera Musician
Yan Mengheng: Ming Dynasty Corrupt Minister Zuodu Censor
Yan Mengheng: Ming Dynasty Former Deputy Inspector General Shi
Yan Song: Jiangxi was very pleasant in the Ming Dynasty
The "Oriental Shakespeare" of the Ming Dynasty - Tang Xianzu
Ai Nanying: a litterateur of the Ming Dynasty
Chen Bangzhan: Ming Dynasty historian
He Xinyin: Ming Dynasty thinker
Luo Rufang: Ming Dynasty acting scholar
Luo Hongxian: Ming Jiajing champion cartographer
Ouyang De: Ming Dynasty philosopher
Luo Qinshun: Ming Dynasty philosopher
Wang Jun: Ming Dynasty scholar
Hu Juren: Ming Dynasty philosopher
Luo Lun: Ming Dynasty Acting Scholar
Tong Xuan: Ming Dynasty Astronomer
Hu Guang: Ming Dynasty Minister Calligrapher
Wu Bozong: Ming Dynasty Astronomer< /p>
Xie Jin: Ming minister majored in "Yongle Dadian"
Hu Yan: Ming literati and astronomer
Liang Yin: famous scholar of Ming Dynasty
< p>Deng Wan: The Ming Dynasty appointed General Zuo as an official for four generationsChen Guan: The first "Xunli" in "History of the Ming Dynasty"
Huang Zicheng: Minister of the Ming Dynasty
Xiao Jiuxian: Physician of the Ming Dynasty
Yang Shiqi: Famous minister of the Ming Dynasty and founder of the Taige style poetry school
Jin Youzi: Minister of the Ming Dynasty
Zhu Quan: Ming opera theorist Playwright and guqin player
Chen Cheng: Ming diplomat on mission to seventeen Central Asian countries
Zhou Chen: Famous financial minister of Ming Dynasty
Kuang Zhong: Famous Ming Dynasty official Honest official
Deng Maoqi: Leader of the Ming peasant uprising
He Qiaoxin: Minister of the Ming Dynasty
Fei Hong: Minister of the Ming Dynasty
Xia Words: Minister of the Ming Dynasty
Mao Bowen: Minister of the Ming Dynasty
Tan Lun: Famous Anti-Japanese Minister of the Ming Dynasty
Liu Xian: Famous Anti-Japanese General of the Ming Dynasty
Deng Zilong: Military strategist of the Ming Dynasty
He Zhen: Inscription and stone seal carver of the Ming Dynasty
Song Yingxing: Famous scientist of the Ming Dynasty
Deng Zhimo: Novelist and dramatist of the Ming Dynasty
< p>Liao Junqing: Dr. Lingtai, the Imperial Supervisor of the Ming DynastyXie Zhao: Beginner of the late Ming and Qing dynasties
Chen Mian: Anti-Japanese hero of the Ming Dynasty
Li Lai: Incorruptible ministers of the Ming Dynasty
Celebrities of the Qing Dynasty:
Pingxiang, Jiangxi: the everlasting majestic Wen Ting style
Aloof and cynical flower and bird style - Zhu Da
Ningdu cultural celebrity: Luo Mu, the founder of Jiangxi Painting School
Chen Sanli: representative of the Tongguang Style Poetry School in modern times
Dai Quheng:
The far-famous Number One Scholar
Kong Shaoyao: founder of Gannan Middle School in the Qing Dynasty
Zhu Yifan: chief supervisor of the Capital University in the Qing Dynasty and a famous calligrapher
Cheng Maocai: General Zhenwei, governor of Shandong in the Qing Dynasty
Cheng Huancai: from an upright official to the chief envoy to Jiangsu and a Jinshi
Cheng Huancai: from Daoguang official in the Qing Dynasty to the governor of Huguang
Wang Youding : Master of prose and poet in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties
Niu Shihui: Painter in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties
Huang Juezi: Scholar and honest official of the Qing Dynasty
Cai Shangxiang: Historian of the Qing Dynasty
Ji Dakui: a famous scholar in the Qing Dynasty
Tang Ying: a Qing ceramic artist who was good at writing and painting
Xia Tingyi: a Leping opera actor in the late Qing Dynasty
Yan Sisheng: a famous scholar in the Qing Dynasty
Luo Yougao: the son of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty and a Neo-Confucian scholar
Wang Daocheng: the number one scholar in martial arts in Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty
Qiu Renlan: the Qing Dynasty Female poets
Tao Futong and Le Shenzhi: poets of the Qing Dynasty in Xinjian County
Tang Xie: a native of Nanfeng, a painter in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China
Xie Wenyan: Qing Dynasty Famous Neo-Confucianist
Zhang Zilie: Famous Scholar in the Late Ming and Early Qing Dynasties
Long Wenbin: Famous Scholar in the Late Qing Dynasty
Xie Qikun: Famous Scholar of the Qing Dynasty Governor
>Le Fangqi: a poet and calligrapher in the Qing Dynasty
Jiang Shiquan: a famous dramatist and writer in the Qing Dynasty
Jiang Qian: a famous educator in the Qing Dynasty
Qi Yanhuai: a famous scientist and writer in the Qing Dynasty
Zhu Shihui: a painter in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties
Qiu Yuexiu: a famous official and writer in the Qing Dynasty
Hu Sijing: Bibliophile of the Qing Dynasty
Dai Junyuan: Prime Minister with skill in controlling floods
Li Yiqing: Hakka sage
Lei Fafa: Master of royal architectural design
p>Liu Fenggao: His quick thinking has made him a success in exporting
China's first-generation weapons industry expert Yu Qing'ao
Cai Xibiao: The anti-French general who came to Taiwan
Zhou Xuejian: Qing Dynasty Yongzheng Jinshi
Zhang Chunfa: a famous general in the Qing Dynasty, a native of Xinyu
Huang Jun: a scholar in the Qing Dynasty
Dai Yunguan: an educator in the Qing Dynasty
Wu Xianggao: the founder of the private library in southern Jiangxi in the early Qing Dynasty
Wu Jiashan: a modern diplomat and mathematician
my country's first female student studying abroad - Kang Aide
Celebrities of the Republic of China:
Zhang Xun: a newcomer, known as "Braided Commander"
Li Liejun: a revolutionary who resisted Yuan Shikai
Zou Taofen: Pioneer of journalism in the Republic of China
China's last great Confucian——Chen Yinke
Long Yusheng: Wanzairen surname, one of the masters of poetry
Fu Lie: went to France Overseas student, early member of the Communist Party of China
Zeng Jiong: a famous mathematician in modern times
Pan Zhenya: engaged in legal research and cultural education
Yuan Yubing: a famous revolutionary martyr
Li Ping: social scientist, historian
Cheng Maoyun: native of Xinjian County, modern musician
Ouyang Jingwu: famous Buddhist layman in modern times
Liang Bangchu: A great master of flower-and-bird painting in the 20th century
Zeng Yansheng: one of the founders of the Ji'an Party organization
Hu Qian: a famous general who died for his country in the Republic of China
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Hu Yunzhou: the earliest navigator in southern Gansu during the Republic of China
Xiao Changhua: Peking Opera performing artist
Gong Liu: Jiangxi modern poet and writer
Cai Xiping: The anti-French general came to Taiwan
Cai Gongshi: the pioneer of Jiangxi's recovery
Xu Xiujun: member of the National House of Representatives
Wu Jialian: early critic of "Shenbao"
Xiong Xiong: Early Proletarian Revolutionary
Wu Zongci: Historian and famous chronicler
One of the "Three Heroes of Journalism" in the Republic of China: Huang Yuansheng
Zhang Guotao : Early party leader, later rebelled against the party
Wen Jincheng: Important official in the Republic of China, famous scholar of Chinese studies
Huang Daxun: One of the founders of Jiangxi universities in the Republic of China
Chen Renzhong : Poetry, calligraphy, and music writer of the Republic of China
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Tao Yuanming (365-427), whose courtesy name was Yuanliang, was also nicknamed Mr. Wuliu. In his later years, he changed his name to Qian. After his death, his relatives and friends privately named him Jingjie. A native of Chaisang people in Xunyang (now Jiujiang City) in the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
Lu Zhao won the first prize in Huichang in the third year of Emperor Wuzong Li Yan of the Tang Dynasty (843 AD), and was the first number one scholar in Jiangxi.
Wang Anshi (1021-1086), whose courtesy name was Jiefu, whose nickname was Banshan, and whose nickname was Badger Lang, was granted the title of Duke of Jing, and was also known as Wang Jinggong. A native of Linchuan, Fuzhou, he was an outstanding politician, thinker and writer in the Northern Song Dynasty.
Huang Tingjian (1045-1105), whose courtesy name was Luzhi, also known as Valley Taoist, later known as Fu Weng, was a lay scholar in Qian'an and the old man of Bagui. Poet and calligrapher of the Northern Song Dynasty. Xiushui County native. His father, Huang Shu (named Yafu), became a Jinshi in the second year of Qingli (1042), but failed in his official career, so he devoted himself to literature and poetry and wrote poetry like Du Fu's. There is "Fatan Collection" handed down to the world. His uncle Li Chang (also known as Gongze) was also a poet and bibliophile. Huang Tingjian grew up in a scholarly family with a strong literary atmosphere.
Ouyang Xiu (1007-1073), also known as Yongshu, also known as Liuyi layman. Luling (now a native of Shaxi, Yongfeng County). An outstanding writer and historian in the Northern Song Dynasty. His father died when he was four years old and his family was poor. His mother painted the ground with grass and taught him to write.
Zeng Gong (1019-1083), whose courtesy name was Zigu. People from Nanfeng. An essayist of the Northern Song Dynasty, one of the "Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties". He was smart at a young age, and wrote "Six Treatises" at the age of twelve. It was written in one stroke, concise and comprehensive, and powerful. He was praised by Ouyang Xiu and became famous all over the world. When he was young, he traveled abroad many times, became friendly with Wang Anshi, often exchanged poems and articles, and recommended Anshi to Ouyang Xiu. After becoming a Jinshi in the second year of Jiayou's reign (1057), he was transferred to Taiping Prefecture to join the army. The following year, he was recalled to the capital to edit the history books, move them to the pavilion for collation, and collect Xian for collation. In the second year of Xining (1079), he successively served as magistrates in Qi, Xiang, Hong, Fu, Ming, Hao and other prefectures. He stayed upright and had a strong political reputation. In the third year of Yuanfeng, he moved to Cangzhou and passed the capital. When Shenzong summoned him, he proposed frugality as the key to financial management, which was highly appreciated by Shenzong and stayed in Sanbanyuan to serve. In the fourth year of Yuanfeng, Shenzong, with his proficiency in history, commissioned the History Museum to compile and compile a compendium of the history of the Five Dynasties, but it was not completed. In the fifth year of Yuanfeng, he worshiped the people of Zhongshushe. He died in Jiangning Mansion the following year. During Lizong's reign, he was given the posthumous title Wending. He is the author of 50 volumes of "Yuanfeng Leikuo", 40 volumes of "Continuation of Yuanfeng Leikuo" and 30 volumes of "Longping Collection".
Zhu Xi (1130-1200), whose courtesy name was Yuanhui, also known as Hui'an, also known as Ziyang, was a native of Wuyuan, Jiangxi Province in the Southern Song Dynasty. His father, Zhu Song, was a Jinshi scholar and had a deep understanding of Ercheng Neo-Confucianism. Because he did not agree with the peace proposal, he offended Qin Hui and lost his official position at home. He made teaching his profession and abided by the teachings of Confucius and Mencius. His father had strict requirements on Zhu Xi. He not only taught him strictly with Confucian classics, but also taught him "the general outlines of success, failure, and prosperity in ancient and modern times." He educated him to care about the safety of the nation, the country, and social reality, and to establish the idea and belief that he must win in the fight against the Jin Dynasty. Zhu Xi strictly abided by his father's instructions and studied hard. When he was a teenager, he carefully studied the main works of Confucianism and extensively dabbled in various schools of thought and various styles of learning. He made rapid progress in his studies and was awarded the title of Jinshi at the age of nineteen. He was granted the same background as a Jinshi and was awarded the title of Registrar of Tong'an County in Quanzhou. . He served in the Nankang Army for two years and one month.
Wen Tianxiang (1236-1283) was first named Yunsun and given the courtesy name Tianxiang. Later he changed his given name to Song Rui, also given the courtesy name Lushan and his nickname was Wenshan. A native of Luling (now Ji'an County). An outstanding national hero and patriotic poet in the Southern Song Dynasty.
Yan Song, whose courtesy name was Weizhong and whose nickname was Jiexi, was a pleasant person in Jiangxi Province in the Ming Dynasty. He has thick eyebrows, a loud voice, long legs, tall body, and thin body, like a pair of legs. In the 16th year of Chenghua (AD 1480), he was born into a poor family in Fenyijie River. His father, Yan Zhun, was a poor scholar who taught underprivileged children in the countryside. Yan Song knew how to "relationship" and win over Shizong's cronies. Duplicity, blaming others. Able to stretch and bend, use the bitter flesh trick. In more than ten years from the 23rd to the 35th year of Jiajing, Yan Song donated money to build four stone arch bridges in Yichun and Fenyi counties: Guangze Bridge on the Xiujiang River in Yichun, Guangrun Bridge on Xiapu (Shangpu) The general name for one each in Xiapu and Xiapu), respectively, is the Wannian Bridge on the Qingyuan River, which costs thirty to forty thousand taels of silver. At the same time, he also funded the construction of Fenyi County School and so on. Although the money came from the blood and sweat of the people, and the bridge was built with narrow local concepts and the idea of ??honoring ancestors, and although the bridge was built with the suspicion of flattery, it did something good for the people
Xie Jin (1369-1415), also known as Dashen, also known as Jinshen. A native of Jishui County. Ming beginners and writers.
Xie Jin was born with extraordinary beauty and extraordinary intelligence. His mother taught him how to draw characters on the ground and taught him when he was in his infancy. Therefore, legends about his childhood have been widely circulated among the people and have become household names to this day.
The most commendable achievement of Xie Jin's life is that he first proposed and personally presided over the compilation of "Yongle Dadian". As early as when he entered the imperial court, he proposed to Zhu Yuanzhang the compilation of a large-scale book. Although it was not taken seriously at the time, he still proposed the system, guiding ideology and specific requirements of the book. It was not until the first year of Yongle (1403) that Chengzu issued an edict to compile it. Initially, more than 100 people were led by Xie Jin, and it took one year to complete, and it was named "Dacheng Dacheng". Chengzu felt that the content was not broad enough, so he appointed Yao Guangxiao and Liu Jichi as supervisors, mobilized more than 2,100 Confucian officials and scribes, and revised it again. It took five years and was completed in the winter of the sixth year of Yongle (1408). After it was completed, it was renamed "Yongle Dadian" by Chengzu.
Kang Zhong (1383-1443), courtesy name Bolu. A native of Jing'an (now Jing'an County). Officials and poets of the Ming Dynasty.
Song Yingxing (1587-1661?), whose courtesy name is Chang Geng. Welcome newcomers. Famous scientist and poet in Ming Dynasty.
In the forty-third year of Wanli (1615), the people were elected. In the seventh year of Chongzhen (1634), he served as Jiangxi Fenyi's eunuch. The world-famous scientific and technological masterpiece "Tiangong Kaiwu" was written during his tenure. In the eleventh year of Chongzhen (1638), he was appointed as the official of Tingzhou (now Changting, Fujian) Prefecture, and in the fourteenth year (1641), he was appointed as the magistrate of Haozhou (now Hao County, Anhui). In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen (1644), the Ming Dynasty fell and he abandoned his official position and returned home. Later he served in Nanming. He was still alive during the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, and died around the turn of Shunzhi and Kangxi.
Yan Shu (901-1055), named Tongshu. A native of Linchuan, Fuzhou (now Fuzhou City). A famous poet in the Northern Song Dynasty. He was talented and intelligent since he was a child, devoted himself to learning and writing, and was recognized as a child prodigy at the age of fourteen. He took the court examination at the age of fifteen, and was appreciated by Zhenzong and granted the same status as a Jinshi. In the re-examination, the secretary was promoted to save orthography and read all the books in the secret pavilion to gain more knowledge. After he moved to the Hanlin Academy, he was deeply relied on by Zhenzong. "No matter how big or small, he consulted and visited him." After Renzong came to the throne, he gained more trust and held important positions. He successively worshiped Tong Zhongshu as Pingzhangshi and Privy Envoy (civilian and military prime minister). Later, he went to Henan and stayed in Xijing. He advanced to the third division of Yitong in Kaifu, was awarded the title of Zhuguo, and was given the title of Linzigong. His posthumous title was Yuan Xian.
Yan Jidao (about 1030-1106), named Shuyuan and Xiaoshan. The youngest son (some say the seventh son). Linchuan people. Poet of the Northern Song Dynasty. He was an upright, unruly and unruly man throughout his life. He once served as a small official such as Xutian Town Supervisor and Kaifeng Prefecture Official. At the same time as Su Shi and Huang Tingjian, he wrote in calligraphy and established his own scale. In his early years, he was well-known to Renzong for his poem "Partridge Sky", which goes like this: "The green lotus flowers are blooming and the water is cool in the palace. The red sun turns on the branches for ten thousand years. Angping's singing pipes follow the battle of the sky, and the auspicious seals are all over the royal forest. The golden palm Dew, the fragrance of the jade furnace, the longevity of Huang Sheng's grace. The emperor's palace is still playing, and the eyebrows of the ten palaces are holding longevity cups. This was originally written by Uncle Xuan." See the notes of Shu Yuan's "Partridge Sky" in Huang Sheng's "Selected Poems of Hua'an". Although the lyrics are a work of necessity and have little merit in content, the author's artistic talent can be seen here.
Yang Wanli (1127-1206), also known as Tingxiu and Chengzhai. A native of Jishui, Jizhou (now Jishui County). An outstanding poet in the Southern Song Dynasty. He became a Jinshi in the 24th year of Shaoxing (1154). He was granted the title of Sihu in Ganzhou and later transferred to the position of Prime Minister of Lingling County in Yongzhou. He met Zhang Jun who was relegated to Yongzhou and received much encouragement and instruction. After Xiaozong ascended the throne, Zhang Jun became prime minister and recommended Wanli as a professor in Lin'an Prefecture. Before taking office, his father died. After serving his term, he changed his name to Fengxin County. In the sixth year of Qiandao (1170), he was appointed as a doctor of Guozi and began to serve as a capital official. Soon he was moved to Taichang Cheng and became a young general. In the first year of Chunxi (1174), he was sent to Zhangzhou and changed to Changzhou. In the sixth year, he promoted tea salt in Changping, Guangdong, suppressed Shen Shi's uprising army, and was promoted to Tidian Prison in Guangdong. Soon after, his mother died and he left his post. He was called back to be a member of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, Wai Lang, and was promoted to a doctor. In May of the twelfth year (1185), he responded to the imperial edict with an earthquake, discussed ten current political issues, advised Xiao Zonggu to put aside urgent matters, concentrate on preparing for the enemy, and firmly opposed some people's suggestions of abandoning the Huaihe River and withdrawing bail. Yangtze River's advice to harm the country advocates recruiting talents and actively preparing for war.
Lu Jiuyuan (1139-1192), whose courtesy name was Zijing. A native of Jinxi, Fuzhou. Philosopher and educator in the Southern Song Dynasty. He has been smart and thoughtful since he was a child. When he was three or four years old, he asked his father, "Where is the world?" Such a profound philosophical question. At the age of seven or eight, he "behaves in an extraordinary way, and everyone who sees him respects him."
Lu Jiuyuan was a famous Neo-Confucian and subjective idealist philosopher in the Song Dynasty. He advocated that "my heart is the universe" and also advocated the theory that "the heart is reason".
Jiang Kui (approximately 1155-1221), also known as Yaozhang, also known as Baishi Taoist. A native of Poyang (now Boyang County). Famous poetry writer and musician in the Southern Song Dynasty. His talents and achievements in literature and art are manifold. Not only did he have high attainments in literature, he became a major lyricist and poet at that time; he was also proficient in music, good at playing the flute and piano, and wrote music theory. He was able to create his own music scores in conjunction with his lyrics, and became the only outstanding piece of music in the Southern Song Dynasty whose lyrics, tunes and music scores have been handed down to the world. Home. His calligraphy was also praised by people at that time, and there is a "Sequel Book of Calligraphy" handed down to the world.
Zhu Da (1626-1706). The name system includes Xuege, Geshan, Renwu, Daolang, Badashanren and other nicknames. Nanchang people. An outstanding painter in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. He is the ninth grandson of Zhu Quan, the 16th son of Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang. Zhu Quan granted King Ning the title of Nanchang and multiplied eight branches. Zhu Da belonged to the branch of King Yiyang and was granted the title of Lieutenant of Fuguo. Both his father and grandfather were good at calligraphy and painting, so Zhu Da was influenced by art since he was a child. He was able to compose poetry at the age of eight, draw green landscapes at the age of eleven, and write Mijia regular script with his wrist hanging from his wrist when he was young. Weak crowns are for all living beings. After the fall of the Ming Dynasty, he became a monk in Gengxiang Temple in Fengxin County with an attitude of dissatisfaction with the Qing Dynasty. He was twenty-three years old. Later, he lived in seclusion in Jie Gang, Jinxian County, Mu Gang, Yongfeng County and other places. In the last years of Shunzhi, when he was thirty-six years old, he sneaked back to Nanchang and founded Qingyunpu Taoist Temple. It took him six or seven years to make the Taoist temple begin to take shape, and he lived a life of "nothing left" and "nothing left" here. My husband moved to farm fields and dig wells."