2. Wang Zhaojun (about 54 BC-BC 19) was born in Zigui (now Xingshan County, Yichang City, Hubei Province), whose real name is Hao Yue. He is known as the four beauties of ancient China, together with Di Xin and Shi. The idiom "sinking fish and falling geese" and "the painter abandoned the market" recorded her life story.
3. The tomb was born in Pei County, and he was a friend of Yong Chi, and was regarded as a brother by Liu Bang. After Liu Bang captured Xianyang, he gathered people to occupy Nanyang and sat watching the Chu-Han dispute. His mother was trapped in Xiang Yu's camp and urged the tomb to be returned to Han, but she committed suicide with a sword and was cooked by Chu army. After the mausoleum surrendered to Liu Bang, it was sealed to an Guohou. After the death of Prime Minister Cao Can, the tomb was promoted to the right and was in power with Chen Ping. In the first year of Lv Hou (BC 187), he moved to Taifu, seized power and resigned.
4. Wang Xu (the ancestor of hundred schools of thought's military strategist): Guiguzi, Wang, Xu, a native of China, was the ancestor of hundred schools of thought's military strategist and a legendary figure in the Warring States Period. The originator of the famous strategist, strategist and strategist, the master of art of war, it is said that he has four flesh moles on his forehead, like a ghost. Proficient in the study of a hundred schools of thought, he lived in seclusion in the ghost valley of Yunmeng Mountain, so he called himself Mr. Ghost Valley. I often go into the mountains to retreat, knowing the laws of nature and the mysteries of heaven.
5. Wang Jian (date of birth and death unknown), born in Dongxiang (now Fuping County, Shaanxi Province), was a famous soldier of Qin State during the Warring States Period and an outstanding strategist.
Wang Jian liked military affairs when he was young, and served Ying Zheng, the king of Qin. Lead the army to attack Handan, the capital of Zhao, destroy Sanjin area, attack Ji, the capital of Yan, and destroy Chu. Wang Ben, the father and son of Wang Jian, became the greatest contributor to Qin Shihuang's unification of the six countries and expansion of Xinjiang. Because of his outstanding achievements, he worshipped the Taishi and was named Wu Chenghou.