Zhong Shaojing (659-746), a native of Xingguo, was a famous calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty. During the reign of Wu Zetian, "work books entered the Fengge". At that time, he wrote the steps, house numbers and important bronze inscriptions of the palace temple, and later he was promoted to "director". Tang Xuanzong staged a coup. He led the palace staff to attack at night, helped win the title of emperor, and was promoted to secretary of the Secretariat of the CPC Central Committee. He is the first prime minister in the south of the Yangtze River and the ancestor of the Zhong family in Jiangxi, Fujian and Guangdong. He loved calligraphy and painting all his life and collected hundreds of thousands of calligraphy works by Wang Xizhi, Wang Xianzhi and Chu Suiliang. He was buried in his hometown after his death, and his epitaph is in today's Xingguo Museum.
Sun Li, the distant ancestor of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, according to Mr. Luo Xianglin's Textual Research on the Family Origin of the Father of the Nation, "The origin of his distant ancestor was that he lived in Chenliu before the Tang Dynasty and was a member of the Central Plains. Since the Huang Chao Rebellion, his distant ancestors began to live in Ningdu, Jiangxi Province, and from the Five Dynasties to the Song Dynasty, their descendants multiplied and spread to Zhou, Jiangxi, Fujian and other places. " During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, he moved from Changting and Hotan to Zijin, then moved to Zengcheng and Xiangshan, lived in Cuiheng Village and gave birth to Sun Yat-sen. Therefore, Sun became the ancestor of Jiangxi, Hunan, Fujian and Guangdong. Today, Sun Li's tomb in Majiakeng, south of Ningdu, is well preserved and repaired as before.
Liao Liao (1350— 14 13) is a native of Sanliao Village, Meijiao Township, Xingguo County. In the eighth year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty, he was named Dr. Qin Lingtai because of his contribution to the construction of the Ming Tombs. He wrote Travel Notes and so on. In the fifth year of Yongle, Zhao, the minister of rites, went to Beijing to choose the mausoleum. Two years later, Huangtu Mountain in the northeast of Changping, a western suburb of Beijing, was finally chosen as the mausoleum. So, Cheng Zu came to visit him on the same day, named Tianshou Mountain, and awarded Jun Qing as the doctor of gv 10, and began to build the mausoleum. When the mausoleum was completed, Jun Qing refused to accept the official position and gold, so Cheng Zu gave him a paper fan and wrote a poem: "An old man in Jiangxi has stars hidden in his stomach. Cut off the stone carp, and the fruit will be immortal. Give it to officers. No, give it to gold. Give me a breeze and let Ren Qing walk on earth. "
Ningdu Sanwei refers to the three sons of Ningdu squire Wei Zhaofeng: Wei Jirui and Wei He. After the death of Ming Chengzu, the three men lived in seclusion in Cuiweifeng, Ningdu under the leadership of their father, crying every day and refusing to work for the Qing court. They made friends with six other famous scholars in Ningdu at that time, such as Li Tengjiao, Zeng Shen, Peng and Lin Shiyi, and devoted themselves to literary creation, giving lectures in the building of a museum, so they were called "Nine Scholars". They have made great achievements in literature. Among them, Wei was the most famous essayist in Qing Dynasty. His characters are extremely realistic, concise in writing and fluent in language. One of his representative works is Biography of Big Tie Vertebra, which was selected as a Chinese textbook for middle schools.