Zhuge Liang (181-234), born in Langya Yangdu (present-day yinan county), was a statesman and strategist of the Shu and Han Dynasties in the Three Kingdoms. Liu Bei was assisted by "Longzhong Dui" to establish the Shu and Han regime and became the prime minister. He failed to attack Wei in Qishan six times and died in the army. He was promoted by future generations. Make a wooden ox and a flowing horse. He wrote Zhuge Liang's Collection.
Wang Xizhi (33-361), a native of Linyi, was a calligrapher and writer in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and was a general from the official to the right army. He was known as Wang Youjun. He was proficient in calligraphy, prepared for all kinds of things, learned from others, and became his own family. The word Qing Chen was born in Linyi (now Feixian County) in Langya. He was a minister and calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty. He was upright as an official and was not afraid of power. In the Anshi rebellion, he rose up against the enemy and was pushed to be the leader of the alliance. Later, he was victimized by the rebel Li Xilie. His regular script was dignified and vigorous, and he was called "Yan Ti" in the world. The cursive script has a tendency to be condensed and refined in its ups and downs. The Manuscript of Ji Ming in Sacrifice to a Nephew is known as the second cursive script in the world
Wang Xiang (185-269), a native of Linyi, Langya, Western Jin Dynasty. He served as county magistrate, senior sinong, Sikong, Taiwei and Taibao successively. Afterwards, he was filial.