Wu Kun, also known as Dao Gong and Wu Zhenren (AD 979- 1036), was born in Bai Jiao Township, Tongan County, Fujian Road, Northern Song Dynasty (now Bai Jiao Village, Zhangzhou Taiwanese Investment Zone). His ancestral home is Shimen Village, Gande Town, Anxi County, Quanzhou. Li Guangdi's "Wu Zhenren Temple" said: "The mountain of Qingxi in our city is called Shimen. Wu Zhenren, a Shimen person, built a temple in the village to worship, and later generations gathered at the foot of the mountain to offer the remains of real people. " He used to be the chief physician of the Song Dynasty, and later he helped the world, with noble medical ethics and was deeply admired by people. After his death, he was chased by the court as a real person and a saint-protecting emperor. Baosheng the Great is a folk belief of the Han nationality in Fujian with a long history. In his life, he was a good doctor who helped the world and benefited countless people. He is famous for his excellent medical skills and noble medical ethics. Han people call him Wu Zhenren and respect him as a "happy doctor". The villagers built temples to worship as medical gods. The author of Wu Kun's Materia Medica. At present, there are hundreds of ancestral temples dedicated to Wu Kun in Chinese mainland and Taiwan Province provinces, and Emperor Baosheng is a Taoist god shared by Han people in southern Fujian, Chaoshan, Taiwan Province and Southeast Asia in China.
In the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, Huang Daozhou was registered in Zhangzhou, and his ancestral home was Chengxiang District, Putian City, Fujian Province [83]. He is known as "a talented person in Bohai Sea" and wrote more than 65,438+000 works in his life. When he gave a lecture at Yeshan Academy, "Four Scholars Surrounded Jiangmen and listened to thousands of ships". Zhuang Hengyang, a mathematician and water conservancy expert in Nanjing in Qing Dynasty, wrote Zhuang Arithmetic, which integrated Chinese and Western mathematical knowledge and became a practical manual of water conservancy projects at that time. During the Jiaqing period, nine painters, including Shen Jinzhou and Xie, formed Zhao 'an Painting School with different styles. In modern times, essayist Xu Dishan, poet Yang Sao, novelist Lin Yutang, astronomer Dai Wensai, surgeon Yih-Chang Chao, marine biologist Fang Zongxi, doctor Lin Kesheng, president of Chinese Medical Association, and Cai Xiyong, the first president of modern universities who pioneered pinyin and shorthand of Chinese characters, emerged.
Pan Zhencheng (17 14 ~ 1788, Zicheng), whose real name is Xun Xian, whose real name is Qi, was born in Longxi, Fujian (now Pan Cuo, Bai Jiao village, jiao mei zhen, Zhangzhou, Fujian), and outsiders called him Pan (Minnan pronunciation: Puankhequa). Pan Zhencheng was poor in his early years and learned from businessmen. Young people entered Guangdong from Fujian to engage in overseas trade. I went to Luzon three times to sell silk tea. Later, he worked as a commercial clerk for Chen Shisanhang in Guangdong, and won the trust and carte blanche. Chen's profit, so Pan Zhencheng opened a tongwen bank to act as. Because of honest management, broad vision, good management, and daring to be the first, it has accumulated rich wealth and was rated as "the richest man in the world" by French magazines in the18th century.
Lin Yutang is a famous writer, scholar, translator and linguist in modern China, and a representative of Neo-Taoism. 1895 was born in a Christian pastor's family in Banzai Town, Pinghe County, Zhangzhou, Fujian Province. Formerly known as Lehe, later changed to Yutang, later changed to Yutang. In his early years, he studied in the United States and Germany, and obtained a master's degree in literature from Harvard University and a doctorate in linguistics from Leipzig University. After returning to China, he taught in Tsinghua University, Peking University and Xiamen University. He used to be the director of fine arts and literature of UNESCO and the vice chairman of the International Pen Club. Lin Yutang was nominated by Nobel Prize in Literature twice in 1940 and 1950. He founded The Analects of Confucius, The World, The Wind of the Universe and other publications, and his works include the novel Smoke in Beijing, Laughing and Ridiculous. Prose essays, the feast of life, the art of life, and the translation of Selected Poems of Dongpo and Six Chapters of a Floating Life. 1966 settled in Taiwan Province province. 1976 died in Hong Kong at the age of 80.