Yin Xian: named Hongqiao, a native of Changping in the Jin Dynasty.
His character was upright and upright. When he went to serve as the governor of Yuzhang, many people in the capital asked him to bring letters to his family. When he walked to Stone City, he actually threw more than a hundred letters into the river. , and said: "Those who sink will sink by themselves, and those who float will float by themselves. Yin Hongqiao did not send letters and mail them."
Therefore, in later generations, those who sent letters and lost them were generally referred to as "delivered to Hong Qiao" or "Hong Qiao's mistake".
Yin Hao: courtesy name Shenyuan, a native of Changping, Chenjun (now Xihua, Henan Province), and a famous official in the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
He has a clear and far-reaching knowledge, loves the old Yi, and is the sect of romantic commentators.
Jin Jianyuan initially served as General Jianwu, and later oversaw the military affairs of the five states of Yang, Yu, Xu, Yan and Qing.
Because of the failure of the Northern Expedition, he was exempted from being a commoner.
The book was empty on the day, with the words "strange things happening" written in it.
Yin Yun: A native of Changping, County Chen, and a Liang writer in the Southern Dynasties.
Official Secretary Supervisor and Situ Zuo Changshi was ordered by Emperor Wu to write ten volumes of "Novel", which was called "Yin Yun Novel" at that time, but it has been lost.
Yin Jun: A native of Changping, County Chen, an internal historian of Liang Linchuan in the Southern Dynasty, and the fifth grandson of Zhongkan.
He was eager to learn, thoughtful, and good at official calligraphy, which was the standard of his time.
The empress officials came to the state to offer wine.
Yin Zhongwen: a native of Chenjun (now Huaiyang, Henan), a writer of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, a former official minister, and the prefect of Dongyang.
Good at diction, his poems began to change the trend of metaphysical poetry in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, but his mysterious spirit was not completely eliminated.
Yin Zhongkan: A native of Chenjun (now Huaiyang, Henan), a general in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and a famous scholar in metaphysics.
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Yin Zhongrong. : Chenjun Changping was a famous calligrapher and painter in the Tang Dynasty.
Without harming the grandson, Wen Lizi (one said that he was the son of the people), has been working on calligraphy and painting for generations.
Doctor in the Ministry of Government and Industry, governor of Shenzhou.
He is good at painting figures and expressive features. He is good at using ink, using light, deep and dark colors, as well as five colors. He is a pioneer of ink painting.
Calligraphy and seal script.
Yin Kaishan: A native of Jingzhaohu (now Huxian County, Shaanxi Province), he was a famous official in the Tang Dynasty. His name was Qiao, and his name was Qiao.
In the Sui Dynasty, he was the chief of Taigu. After entering the Tang Dynasty, he successively served as the Minister of the Ministry of Personnel and the Minister of the Ministry of War, and was granted the title of Duke of the State.
Yin Shidan: A native of Licheng, Shandong Province, a minister of the Ming Dynasty.
During the Jiajing period, he was a Jinshi, held the positions of Calendar Examiner, Attendant Bachelor, Minister of Rites, and Cabinet Bachelor. He later joined the cabinet to serve as Prime Minister. He soon resigned and returned home due to disagreements with other powerful ministers.
Yin Huaxing: A native of Xianyang, Shaanxi Province, a minister of the Qing Dynasty.
During the Kangxi period, he was promoted to Jinshi of Wu. He was initially assigned as a garrison officer. Later, he was awarded the rank of deputy general of Santunying, and was promoted to the chief military officer of Taiwan. He eventually became the admiral of Guangdong.
Yin Shubai: a native of Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province, a painter of the Qing Dynasty.
Good at painting flowers, Chen Chun and Yun Shouping, the masters of Fa Zong, wrote quietly, elegantly and charmingly, especially small paintings. In his later years, he liked to write about fruits and vegetables, and Liu Gongquan, the Shu Zong, used a straight and straight pen.
His handed down works include "Cold Bamboo and Cold Spring Picture", "Cock Crow Picture" and "Three Autumn Pictures".
Yin Shi'an: A native of Changshu, Jiangsu Province, a Qing Dynasty painter with the courtesy name Jigong.
In the poem "Ink Bamboo", it is like mist, rain and dew.
Yin Liangbi: A native of Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, an expert in modern forestry.
He once studied in Japan.
After returning to China, he served as a professor at the Agricultural College of Peking University and Northwest Agricultural College.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as professor and director of the Forestry Department of Beijing Agricultural University, and participated in the organization of the Chinese Forestry Society.
He has compiled "Forest Products Manufacturing Science" and "Practical Logging and Timber Transport and Engineering".
Yin Xipeng: Major General (1900-1974), a native of Anguo County, Hebei Province.
Chinese People's *** One of the founding generals surnamed Yin. In 1931, he received a doctorate in pathology from Keio University in Tokyo, Japan.
He returned to China in the same year and joined the Eighth Route Army in 1938.
Joined the Communist Party of China in 1942.
During the War of Liberation, he served as Deputy Minister of Health of the North China Military Region and Minister of Health of the North China People's Government.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as Minister of Health of the North China Military Region and Dean of the Medical College.
In 1954, he served as the president of the First Military Medical University of the People's Republic of China.
In 1958, he served as vice president and president of the Academy of Military Medical Sciences.
He was awarded the rank of major general in 1955.
Won the Second-level Medal of Independence and Freedom and the First-level Medal of Liberation.
Among the founding major generals, only Yin Xipeng, Li Mancun, Gao Cunxin, Mei Jiasheng, Fu Jize, Guan Songtao 6 people.
Died on December 5, 1974, at the age of 74.
He has compiled "Pathology Lecture Notes" and "Pathology Practice Manual".
Yin Guohong: Major General (1911-----), a native of Huang'an (now Hong'an) County, Hubei Province.
One of the founding generals of the Chinese People's Communist Party with the surname Yin. Joined the Communist Youth League of China in 1932.
In the same year, he joined the Chinese Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army.
Transferred to the Chinese Communist Party in 1934.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as the director of the Cadre Department of the Qingdao Base of the Navy.
Graduated from *** Political College in 1959.
Later, he served as political commissar of the Naval Artillery School and political commissar of the Naval Vocational School.
He was awarded the rank of colonel in 1955 and promoted to the rank of major general in 1961.
Won the second-level August 1st Medal, the second-level Medal of Independence and Freedom, and the second-level Medal of Liberation.
In July 1988, he was awarded the First Class Red Star Meritorious Medal of Honor by the Chinese People's *** by the Central Military Commission.
Yin Chengzhen: Major General (1915-1990), a native of Chongyang County, Hubei Province.
Joined the Chinese Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army in 1930, joined the Communist Youth League of China in the same year, and transferred to the Communist Party of China in 1931.
One of the founding generals of the People's Republic of China with the surname Yin. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as the director of the Barracks Management Department of the Logistics Department of the Central and South Military Region and the director of the Finance Bureau of the General Logistics Department of the People's Republic of China. , Deputy Director of the Material Planning Department of the General Logistics Department, Director of the Financial and Material Department of the General Logistics Department, and Advisor to the Headquarters of the General Logistics Department.
He is a representative of the Fourth National People's Congress and a representative of the Ninth National Congress of the Communist Party of China.
He was awarded the rank of colonel in 1955 and promoted to the rank of major general in 1964.
Won the second-level August 1st Medal, the second-level Medal of Independence and Freedom, and the second-level Medal of Liberation.
In July 1988, he was awarded the First Class Red Star Meritorious Medal of Honor by the Chinese People's *** by the Central Military Commission.
Died of illness on January 5, 1990, at the age of 75.
Yin Fu: Martyr (1910-1931), leader of the Communist Party of China and one of the revolutionary heroes. His posthumous works include "Selected Works of Yin Fu" and "Selected Works of Yin Fu Poems".
Wrote "Words in Blood", "May 1, 1929", "Forward, China!" " and other red agitation poems, translated the biography and poetry collection of the Hungarian democratic revolutionary poet Petofi, and began to have long-term contact with Lu Xun. In March 1930, he participated in the launch of the Chinese Left-wing Writers Alliance.
The poems and prose created during this period had a strong militant nature and had a great influence on the left-wing literary and artistic movement. Lu Xun once gave high praise.
In May, he represented the "Left-Left Alliance" in the National Soviet Regional Congress held in Shanghai.
On the afternoon of January 17, 1931, when he was preparing to attend an important party meeting at the Oriental Hotel, he was arrested again because of betrayal by a traitor. Late at night on February 7, he and 24 people including Rou Shi and Hu Yepin Together with his comrades, he was secretly shot and killed by the Communist reactionaries outside the wall of the Shanghai Security Headquarters in Longhua, Shanghai. He was 28 years old.
He is one of the Five Martyrs of the Zuolian League.
Yin Xu: There was a prefect of the Northern Territory in the Han Dynasty
Yin Dan: The prefect of Kuaiji in the Han Dynasty
Yin Pei: Order of Xingyang in Jin Dynasty
Yin Yingsun: Cao Cao of Chengdu joined the army
Yin Kui, Yin Jinren, Yin Qian, etc.: celebrities and scholars in Ming Dynasty.
Yin Yunlou: Calligrapher and painter of the Qing Dynasty
Yin Zhaoyong: The characters are supplemented with gold, and the numbers are used to compose scriptures.
A native of Wujiang, Jiangsu.
Jinshi during the Daoguang period.
When the British and French forces invaded Dagu and invaded Tianjin, he advocated the war of resistance and repeatedly went to court, asking him to "depose the evil plan and decide on the big plan."
Author of "Qizhuang Zhongzhengtang Collection".
Yin Zusheng: Former commander of the 32nd Brigade of the 11th National Division; Deputy Director of the Quanxu Department; was named Army Major General on March 18, 1936; was named Army Major General on April 2, 1937 Lieutenant General.