Huantai has a long history, outstanding people and numerous celebrities. Yan Fu and Lu Zhonglian in the Warring States Period, Yuan Gu in the Han Dynasty, Wang Xiangjin and Wang Xiangchun in the Ming Dynasty, and Wang Shizhen and Xu Ye in the early Qing Dynasty were all born in Huantai and had an important influence on history. Among them, Wang Shizhen (also known as "Yuyangshanren"), a literary leader in the early Qing Dynasty, had the highest achievement and greatest influence. He was promoted to the position of Minister of the Ministry of Justice.
Wang Shizhen (1634-1711) was originally named Shizhen, with the courtesy names Zizhen and Yishang, his nickname Ruan Ting, and his nickname Yuyangshanren. He was also known as Wang Yuyang, and his posthumous title Wenjian. Han nationality, a native of Xincheng (now Huantai County, Shandong Province), often calls himself a Jinan native, and an outstanding poet in the early Qing Dynasty. He was erudite and fond of antiquity, and could identify calligraphy, paintings, tripods, and Yi origins. He was a master craftsman in fine gold and stone seal carving and poetry, and was known as the same as Zhu Yizun. His calligraphy is as good as that of Jin people. During the Kangxi period, Qian Qianyi took over the poetry circle. On the Theory of Poetry's Creation of Charm. In his early years, his poems were clear and clear, but became vigorous after middle age. He is good at all kinds of sports, especially the seven unique skills. However, he could not get rid of the imitation of ancient habits by the Seventh Ming Dynasty. People at that time called him "the handsome Li Yulin" (Li Panlong), but many people passed on his legacy.