Sun Cun: (1491-1547) was born in Chuzhou in the Ming Dynasty, with the courtesy name Xingfu and the nickname Fengshan. He was a Jinshi in the 9th year of Zhengde. He was appointed as the chief painter of the Ministry of Rites and served as the chief envoy of Henan Province. He was proficient in official administration and tasted it. The full text of the code, followed by the "Da Gao", "Huidian" and other texts related to the law, is accompanied by regulations, annotations and cases from various schools, and is compiled into a book called "The Reading of the Code of the Ming Dynasty". Gong calligraphy. There are "Yuelu Academy Illustrated Records" and "Fengshan Collection".
Sun Yunqiu: An optical instrument manufacturer during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, he created 70 kinds of optical instruments such as observation micromirrors and night mirrors. He was the first independent manufacturer of telescopes among Chinese people.
Sun Qifeng (1584--1675) was a scholar during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The courtesy name is Qitai, and the other is Zhongyuan. He is known as Mr. Xia Feng in the world. A native of Rongcheng, Zhili (now part of Hebei Province). Wanli Juren. After the death of Ming Dynasty, he lived in seclusion and was not an official. Together with Huang Zongxi and Li Yong, they are also known as the three great Confucians. Mechanics "takes caution as its principle, understanding of heavenly principles as its key, and daily ethics as its reality." At first he was the king of Lu (Jiuyuan) (Shouren), and later he admired Zhu Xi's Neo-Confucianism, and finally became a mediator of the two schools. It advocates being independent of one's own school and focusing on furthering one's studies. His works include "The Biography of Neo-Confucianism", "The Purpose of Reading Yi", "The Recent Purpose of Four Books", "The Collection of Mr. Xia Feng", etc.
In the Qing Dynasty, there were Sun Jiagan, the governor of Zhili, Sun Xingyan, a Confucian scholar, Sun Yirang, a Confucian scholar and philologist, and Sun Yuanxiang, a poet.
Sun Yat-sen: (1866-1925) was born in Xiangshan (now Zhongshan), Guangdong (originally from Chenliu, Henan). His young name was Xiang, whose original name was Wen, with the courtesy name Zaizhi, the name Zai, and the name Yixian. He was known as Zhongshan and honored as Mr. Zhongshan. Later, Zhang Shizhao was addressed as Sun Yat-sen, and it has been spread since then. A great pioneer of democracy. He studied and practiced medicine and stayed in Japan. Later, he organized the Tongmenghui and led the bourgeois democratic revolution, the Revolution of 1911, which overthrew the autocratic rule of the Qing Dynasty and established the Republic of China. Later, with the help of the Communists, the Kuomintang was reorganized, formulated the three major revolutionary policies of "alliance with Russia, alliance with the Communist Party, and support of agriculture and industry", and implemented the first Kuomintang cooperation. There are "The Complete Works of Sun Yat-sen" and so on. The eldest brother Sun Mei and his wife Song Qingling.