People named Pan
1. Pan Chong. In the Spring and Autumn Period, when King Cheng of Chu was the Grand Master, he assisted King Mu of Chu to succeed to the throne. He was named Grand Master by King Mu and also served as the Yin of the Ring.
2. Pan Yue (247-300): a writer of the Western Jin Dynasty, named Anren, and a native of Zhongmu, Xingyang (now Henan). Famous for his literary talent and "beautiful appearance". In terms of literature, he was good at poetry and poetry, and his diction was as famous as Lu Ji. He was known as "Pan Lu" in the world, as evidenced by the idiom "Pan Jiang Lu Hai". His "Xianju Fu" and "Poems of Mourning for Death" are praised by the world, and the Ming Dynasty compiled "Pan Huangmen Collection". Also known as Pan Heyang and Pan An. "Looking better than Pan An" is a saying that everyone knows how to use to describe a man with beautiful appearance. This Pan An is Pan Yue, a great talent in the Jin Dynasty.
3. Pan Ni (approximately 250-311): a Western Jin Dynasty writer, named Zhengshu, who was born in Zhongmu, Xingyang (now part of Henan), and became Taichang Qing. He is as famous for literature as his uncle Pan Yue, and is known as the "Two Pans" in the world. The Ming Dynasty compiled "Pan Taichang Collection".
4. Pan Mei (925-991): Grand Master of the Northern Song Dynasty and Military Envoy of the Zhongwu Army. His courtesy name was Zhongxun. He was a native of Daming (now part of Hebei Province). In the early Song Dynasty, Taizu pacified the rebel Li Chongjin and led his army to destroy the Southern Han, Southern Tang and Northern Han Dynasties. He made most of his contributions. In the Northern Expedition in the third year of Yongxi's reign (986), "the United States dominated Huan, Shuo, Yun, Ying and other prefectures." Due to improper command during the attack on Liao, the famous general Yang Ye was captured and died on a hunger strike. He impeached the prince by using his wife as a wife, and reduced his rank to the third level. Later, it was added to Tongping Zhangshi (prime minister). When he died in the sixty-seventh year of his life, he was given the title of Zhongshu Ling and given the posthumous title of Wu Hui. In the second year of Emperor Zhenzong's Xianping reign (999), he served in the temple of Emperor Taizong and was granted the posthumous title of King Zheng.
5. Pan Qian: the second son of Duke Zhen, the younger brother of Pan Mei, named Guoying. He followed his brother's expeditions and made great achievements many times. During the Kaibao period, he was named General Wuwei, Jiedu Envoy, guarding Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province, and was deeply supported by the people. In the second year of Xianping of Song Dynasty, he was posthumously named King Ping of Jin. Weiwen, the youngest son of his elder brother Pan Mei, was his heir. (Book written by Pan Chaofajing, the 40th generation grandson of Duke Qian)
6. Pan Dalin, a poet of the Song Dynasty, named Ping Lao, was born in Huanggang. He and his brother Daguan are both named after poems. From Su Shi, Huang Tingjian and Zhang Leiyou, there is "Keshan Collection" which is highly praised by Ya.
7. Pan Lang (?-1009): A poet of the Song Dynasty, with the courtesy name Mengkong and the nickname Xiaoyaozi. He was a native of Daming (now part of Hebei). He went to Chuzhou to join the army. The style of poetry is clear and simple, with little elaboration and mostly composed of five rhymes. He is the author of "Xiaoyao Ji".
8. Pan Yi, a scholar from Song Dynasty, named Xiongfei, was born in Qingtian. It runs through hundreds of schools of thought, and is the author of Jiuyu Fu and Gongguwen. Many people in the city have passed the imperial examination. Wang Shipeng has been traveling since he was a child, and he always laments that he cannot fulfill his studies.
9. Pan Jixun (1521-1595), a water conservancy expert in the Ming Dynasty, was born in Wucheng (now Huzhou, Zhejiang). He once patrolled Guangdong as a censor and carried out the law of uniformity and peace. He served as Prime Minister of Hedao for four times and summed up a set of methods to control yellow rivers. There are "Guan Jian of the Two Rivers", "Records of the Great Works of Chenduan", "A List of River Defenses", etc.
10. Pan Pingge (1610-1677): A thinker during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, courtesy name Yongwei, from Cixi, Zhejiang. It emphasizes the pursuit of truth in daily practice and puts forward the theory of "integration" and "seeing in the true heart". Author of "Qiu Ren Lu".
11. Pan Yuzhang (1626-1663): a scholar during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, with the courtesy name Shengmu and the name Litian, from Wujiang (now Jiangsu). He is the author of "Research on National History", and Gu Yanwu recommended it for careful review.
12. Pan Lei (1646-1708): A native of Wujiang (now Jiangsu) in the Qing Dynasty, also named Cigeng and Jiatang. His teacher was Gu Yanwu, who was well versed in classics, history and calculus, and participated in the compilation of "History of the Ming Dynasty".
13. Pan Yijun: A calligrapher and painter in the early Qing Dynasty, he wrote many works in his life. His "Cong Sansongtang Collection" has been recited all over the art world.
14. Pan Gongshou: A painter in the early Qing Dynasty, the first member of his family to be a well-known painter at that time.
15. Pan Tao, a Qing Dynasty general from Wuchuan. During Emperor Qianlong's reign, he was appointed as the Commander-in-Chief of the Biao Navy Battalion, the Governor of Fujian and Zhejiang Provinces. He served in defense of Taiwan and was promoted to the Commander-in-Chief of Nan'ao Town.
16. Pan Shicheng was born in Panyu, Guangdong in the Qing Dynasty, with the courtesy name Deshe. Good collection of books. Daoguang compiled and published "Haishan Xianguan Series", which was the first to be published outside ancient books and also included examples of translations of books in Western Europe.
During the Opium War, French experts were hired to imitate Western warships and reported to the Qing court, but they were not adopted.
17. Pan Linggao was a Jinshi in the late Qing Dynasty. The courtesy name is Xijiu, a native of Anxin, Hebei Province. He served as the chief envoy of Gansu Province and so on.
18. Pan Guangdan (alias Zhongang, 1899-1967) was a famous Chinese sociologist and eugenicist. A native of Luodian Town, Baoshan, Jiangsu Province. Mainly engaged in research and teaching in sociology, eugenics, and psychology. From 1913 to 1922, he studied in the preparatory class for studying abroad at Tsinghua University in Beijing. From 1922 to 1926, he studied biology and genetics at Columbia University Graduate School in New York, earning bachelor's and master's degrees. After returning to China, he successively served as provost of Wusong Chengchi University, dean of the School of Liberal Arts of Guanghua University, and dean of the School of Social Sciences of Wusong China Public School. He also taught courses on eugenics, genetics, family issues, psychology, and evolution. In 1934, he served as professor, provost, and head of the Department of Sociology at Tsinghua University. In 1952, he served as director of the third room of the Research Department of the Central University for Nationalities. He was the first scholar to discover that genealogy has multicultural functions. In order to study the genealogy, he set up a room in his residence to collect the genealogy and studied it quietly, not leaving the house for many days. A friend said that he liked to read the family tree of his surname instead of editing his own. Pan laughed and said nothing. The good-hearted person sent a couplet on the doorstep: "Look for your own happiness, just let his family name be charming."
19. Pan Shizhong (1889--1930) was born in Zhaoxiang Township, Qingpu, Jiangsu (now Shanghai). After graduating from high school, he went to France for further study on a work-study basis and studied at a flight school. Obtained a certificate from the French International Aviation Federation for technical excellence. After returning to China, he served as an instructor at an aviation school and concurrently as the director of the school factory. Concentrate on the development of various types of aircraft. He performed flight demonstrations with his homemade aircraft and impressed people in the aviation industry. He was the first person in my country to fly a homemade aircraft. In 1915, the aerial bomb researched and designed at Nanyuan Aviation School was successful. When Zhang Xun was restored to power in 1917, he used planes to attack him and forced him to surrender. In January 1920, he was appointed director of the aviation factory. Later, he died from brain injury.
20. Pan Deming was born in Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province in 1908, and lived in Shanghai when he was a boy. He was the first Chinese traveler to travel around the world by bicycle and on foot. In 1930, he joined the Chinese Youth Asia Tour Group in Shanghai. When they arrived in Vietnam, he was the only one left. However, he persevered and finally completed the journey in 7 years. , traveled to more than 40 countries, and returned to Shanghai in July 1937. He died in 1976 at the age of 68. He has 6 children, most of whom are painters. The eldest son Pan Wei was born in Dalian.
21. Pan Xulun (1893-1985): Chinese accountant. A native of Yixing, Jiangsu. In the 1920s, he founded Lixin Accounting Firm, Lixin Accounting School and Lixin Accounting Books and Supplies Co., Ltd. in Shanghai. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as the honorary principal of Lixin Accounting College. His translations include "Accounting", "Auditing", "Lloyd's Cost Accounting", etc.
22. Pan Zinian (1893-1972): Chinese philosopher. A native of Yixing, Jiangsu. During the Anti-Japanese War, he founded "Xinhua Daily" in Nanjing and served as its president for nearly ten years. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as Minister of Education of the Central-South Military and Political Commission, Deputy Director of the Department of Philosophy and Social Sciences of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Director of the Institute of Philosophy. Delegate to the National People's Congress.
23. Pan Shu (1897-1988): Chinese psychologist. His original name was Younian, and he was formerly known as Shu. His courtesy name was Shuishu [载]. He was a native of Yixing, Jiangsu Province. One of the main founders of the Chinese Scientists Association and Jiusan Society. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as president of Nanjing University, director of the Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, deputy to the National People's Congress, member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and vice chairman of the Central Committee of the Jiusan Society.
24. Pan Hannian (1906.1.12-1977.4.14): A native of Luping Village, Yixing, Jiangsu Province. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1925 and was one of the founders and leaders of the left-wing cultural movement. He has long led the hidden struggle and united front work in enemy areas and has made outstanding achievements. After the liberation of Shanghai, he served as executive deputy mayor and other positions, assisting Mayor Chen Yi in doing a lot of work to transform old Shanghai. In 1955, he was unjustly imprisoned for more than 20 years.
On August 23, 1982, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China’s “Notice on Comrade Pan Hannian’s Rehabilitation and Restoration of Honor” confirmed that “he is a staunch Marxist, an outstanding proletarian revolutionary fighter, and a time-tested and outstanding member of the Communist Party of China.” . Politically loyal to the party and made important contributions to the cause of the party and the people."
25. Pan Tianshou (1897--1971) Chinese painter and art educator. In his early years, he was named Tianshou. The courtesy name is Dayi, signed by A Shou, Lei Po Toufeng Shou Zhe, Shou Zhe, from Ninghai, Zhejiang. He has been engaged in painting activities and art teaching for a long time. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as vice chairman of the Chinese Artists Association and president of the Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts. He is good at freehand flower, bird and landscape painting. He studied under Xu Wei, Zhu Da and Yuan Ji from far away, and was recently influenced by Wu Changshuo and Huang Binhong. His layout is good at "creating dangers" and "breaking dangers". His pen and ink have the spirit of gold and stone, simple and thick, strong momentum, and ups and downs of inscriptions. Sparse and slanting, with ecliptic winds. He can integrate poetry, calligraphy, painting and printing into one, forming his own style. It is also longer than finger painting. He is well versed in the study of painting history and painting theory. His works include "History of Chinese Painting", "Tingtiange Painting Talk Essay", "Zhiyin Talk Series", "Pan Tianshou Painting and Calligraphy Collection", etc.