Kuang Lu: Zi Zhanruo (1604- 1650), named Xue Hai, was born in Nanhai, Guangdong Province in the Ming Dynasty. His works are good at poetry and calligraphy. In the seventh year of Chongzhen (1634), he died in Guangxi for offending the magistrate of Nanhai. Zeng traveled with the five surnames of Cen, Lan, Hu, Hou and Pan, and was hired as a secretary by Yao woman Yun Danniang. He had the opportunity to learn more about ethnic customs, landscapes, historical sites, rare birds and animals, and anecdotes, and wrote a book, Chiya, which is of great significance to the study of ancient ethnic minorities in Guangxi. Tang Wang of Nanming was the head of Zhongshu at that time. When Li Yong went to Guangzhou, Qing soldiers went to town and committed suicide with guqin, guqi and ancient books.
Kuang Ye: A native of Yizhang (now Yizhang, Hunan) in the Ming Dynasty, he was a bachelor of Yongle. Right assistant minister of the Ministry of War. His father, Kuang Zifu, served as an Anfu county magistrate and later as an education official in Jurong county. Biography of Kuang Ye in Ming Dynasty records the story of Kuang Zifu's criticism and education of Kuang Ye. Master Kuang is diligent and honest, correct and cautious, and very filial to his parents. His father, Kuang Zifu, is the instructor of Jurong and is very strict with Master Kuang. After serving as an official in Shaanxi for many years, Kuang Ye missed his father and planned to hire his father as an examiner after taking the provincial entrance examination in Shaanxi County. When his father learned that, he was very angry and said, "My son was the examiner there, but my father was the examiner. How can I be restricted and bound? " So he quickly wrote a letter to criticize and accuse his son. On another occasion, Lord Kuang gave his father a coarse cloth dress, and Kuang Zifu wrote to blame his son: "You are in charge of criminal law, so you should focus on clearing up grievances and handling accumulated cases, so that you can live up to your responsibilities. Where did you get this dress to stain me? So he wrapped the cloth and sent it back to Master Kuang. After receiving his father's letter, Kuang Ye read it tearfully and accepted his father's instructions.
Kuang: Xiangyang officials in the Ming Dynasty. Geng Jie, a native of Panyu, Guangdong, is self-sufficient and good at unjust imprisonment. In the fourteenth year of Chongzhen, he offered a thief to attack the city, fought against the thief with Zhang Kejian, an assistant envoy, and died in the blade. His wife Tan and his concubine Ji were killed. My son met the Ming Dynasty, met Thailand and died together.