Who are the great men in Jingmen?

Lu Jiuyuan: He was once from Jingmen, and he was a philosopher as famous as Zhu. Xiangshan, 1 139 was born in Jinxi, a famous philosopher, educator and thinker in the Southern Song Dynasty. Remarkable achievements have been made in treating Jingmen. The original Shuichan Road in Jingmen City is now renamed Jiuyuan Road, named after this historical figure. The "Xiangshan" in Jingmen City was named after him. So is Xiangshan Avenue. Even the "Xiangshan Nighttalk" column of the radio station is filled with the aura of historical celebrities. . .

Sun Shuai: Lingyin of Chu Zhuangwang in the Spring and Autumn Period. According to the Records of Jingmen Zhili Prefecture, Sun Shuai once lived in Baituli, Jingmen (later renamed Sun Jiashan, at the junction of Jingmen and Jingzhou). Sun Shuai served as a hermit for five years, and made outstanding achievements, especially the large-scale water conservancy projects he built in the lower reaches of Beth and Zhang Ju, which were praised by all previous dynasties.

Lao Laizi: once lived in seclusion in Xiangshan, Jingmen, a famous Taoist priest of Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period, and one of the twenty-four filial piety in ancient China. He wrote 16 academic works, expounding the metaphysical philosophy of Taoism. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Chu Zhuangwang learned that Lao Laizi, who lived in seclusion at the northeast foot of Mengshan Mountain (now Xiangshan Mountain) in Jingmen, was knowledgeable, so he personally invited him to come out of the mountain with a generous gift to assist in state affairs.

Song Yu: a native of Zhongxiang, Jingmen, was a famous poet and writer of Chu during the Warring States Period. His book "The Ode to the Disciple" has become a masterpiece handed down from generation to generation, and "The Disciple" has also become synonymous with lewdness. Song Yu is beautiful, charming, eloquent and talented. He works with Qu Yuan in the palace, especially for the banquet of Xiang Wang. He is ambitious, but he can't be promoted. There is no way to give advice, and the feeling of incompetence arises spontaneously. He used Yangchun and Snow White as self-metaphors. He didn't want to go with Li Xia and the Pakistanis. He was arrogant and dissolute, and eventually he became poor. He is down and out, but he is cynical, rude and ambitious when writing poems.

Shu: Since A.D. 1743, Ren Jingmen has been known as a prefect. When Shu was in Jingmen, Jingmen had a prosperous economy, good public security and harmonious relations between the government and the people. He respects and cultivates talents. Many relics left up to now, such as Jingyuan, Longquan Academy, lecture platform, reading platform and pavilion, were restored and built by Shu when he was in office.

Weichi Gong: (585-658 AD) was born in Shuozhou (now Shuoxian County, Shaanxi Province). Weichi Gong was the first general of Liu Wuzhou in the Sui Dynasty, and later he surrendered to Li Shimin and became the founding father of the Tang Dynasty. Emperor Taizong was the governor of Xiangzhou in the third year of Zhenguan (AD 629) and the general manager of Jingzhou Road in the eighth year of Zhenguan (AD 634). At that time, Jingmen City was under the jurisdiction of Changlin County. On Jingxiang Avenue, Weichi Gong ordered the construction of three passes: Lexiang Pass in the north, Majia Pass in the middle and Tiger Jaw Pass in the south. The construction of the three passes has made Jingmen a strategic location on the Hunan-Beijing ancient road, which can be attacked and defended. It also repaired the official residence of Fenghuang Terrace, the former site of the Sui Dynasty Queen's Palace in the west gate of Jingmen ancient city, built Shayang Castle and Hanjiang levee, and moved Changlin County to the west bank of Hougang Zaohu Lake. Weichi Gong was loyal to the Tang Dynasty and was finally made Duke of Hubei. After his death, he was made a loyal warrior and buried in Tang Zhaoling. Today, the new store in our city is paved by the historical sites Weichi Gong Tomb (Peace Monument) and Weichi Gong Temple.

"Three Phoenix" in Jingmen: Sun He, Sun Wei and Sun Gang.

Sun He: A native of Jingmen, a minister of the Northern Song Dynasty, the eldest son of Sun Yong, a famous Jingmen. Together with his brothers Sun Wei and Sun Gang, he is called "Jingmen Three Peaks".

Sun Wei: Jingmen, minister of the Northern Song Dynasty, the eldest brother of Sun He. Sun was only diligent and studious when he was young. When he was studying in Jingmen Dongshan Academy, he was famous for his brother Sun He. In the first year of Xianping, Song Zhenzong was a scholar, and he was the top scholar in Jiake. The brothers won the first prize in succession, which shocked Jingmen area.

Sun Gang: Jingmen, one of the famous Confucian scholars in the Northern Song Dynasty, is the younger brother of Sun He. When Sun Gang was young, he was smart and resourceful, read widely, and had a high understanding of the subset of classics, history and righteousness. During the period of auspicious symbols in Dazhong (1008-1kloc-0/6), he was listed as a wise man in Jingmen, and he was also called "three treasures in Jingmen" with Sun He and Sun Wei. Yu Wang, a great academician, lamented: "The delicate Zhong Ling between heaven and earth is all gathered in the Sun family in Jingmen."

Zhu Zhen: Jingmen people. When I was young, I studied at Dongshan Academy at the foot of Dongbaoshan in Jingmen. He is a scholar in Song Huizong and a famous Neo-Confucianist in Song Dynasty. Zhu Zhen is well-read, and was summoned by Song Gaozong. Emperor Gaozong asked about the main points of the Book of Changes and the Spring and Autumn Annals, and Zhu Zhen answered these questions with his years of experience in studying the Book of Changes. Gao zong was very satisfied and was promoted to the position of foreign minister of the Ministry of rites, and the detailed discussion officer of the DuDu government of Sichuan, Shaanxi and Jingxiang.

Zhu Houxi: A native of Zhongxiang City, Jingmen, the 11th emperor of Ming Dynasty, known as Jiajing Emperor in history. He was in office from 152 1 to 1566. Zhu Houxiu was a very talented emperor. He initiated the "New Deal" period for more than 20 years by reforming the past shortcomings and revitalizing the discipline, and won the unanimous support of the government and the people. But Zhu Houxiu is also a stubborn and arbitrary person with a strong personality. In order to "respect personal relations" and "correct his name", he induced a political event that affected the whole government for three and a half years and was called "great etiquette" in history, and more than 200 civil and military officials were unfairly punished for it. As a generation of emperors, like all feudal emperors, he prayed for immortality and built tombs and palaces, which not only enjoyed him very much before his death, but also pursued great honor after his death. He built the "Yongling" for himself in Beijing, the "Fairy Spirit" for his biological parents in his hometown Zhongxiang, and the "Yuan You Palace" for Yuan You, a former Taoist who was reincarnated as a prodigy. Although these buildings still shine with the artistic brilliance created by the working people, they consume a lot of manpower, material resources and financial resources, increase the burden on the people and bring them suffering. His devotion to monasticism, especially his love for alchemy, and his long-term disregard for state affairs led to Yan Song and others' exclusive pursuit of power. Not only has the "New Deal" not been fully implemented, but the national situation is also declining, and Jiajing's national affairs have also ended in a dead end.

Zhou Peigong: A native of Jingmen, Hubei Province, was a minister during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. Zhou Peigong is a model of the combination of Manchu and Han in the history of China. He was once used by Kangxi and then left out in the cold. The former Wenquan Avenue in Jingmen City is now renamed Peigong Avenue, named after this historical figure. Pei Cemetery is located in Yan Guan Village 10 Group, Macheng Town, Duodao District, Jingmen City.

Chen Shiju: A native of Jingmen, Hubei. /kloc-joined the Chinese communist youth league in 0/927, participated in the autumn harvest uprising on the Hunan-Jiangxi border in the same year and transferred to the Communist Party of China (CPC). During the Agrarian Revolutionary War, he served as the captain of the First Army Teaching Team of the Revolutionary Army of Workers and Peasants, the platoon leader, deputy company commander, deputy battalion commander and deputy battalion commander of the Fourth Army of the Chinese Red Army of Workers and Peasants, the commander and chief of staff of the 34th Division of the Red Army, the commander of the operations section of the Red Army Corps, the battalion commander of the teaching camp, the chief of staff of the 4th Division, the chief of staff and acting commander of the Red Army camp school. Participated in the Long March. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, he served as chief of staff of the Third Brigade of the Eighth Route Army, commander of Shanxi detachment, chief of staff of the Eighth Route Army and commander of Shandong Binhai Military Region. During the War of Liberation, he served as the chief of staff of the New Fourth Army and Shandong Military Region, the chief of staff of the East China Field Army and the commander of the Western Front Corps, the chief of staff of the Third Field Army and the commander of the Eighth Corps, and the Nanjing garrison commander. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as vice president of East China Military and Political University, minister of training department and minister of education of China PLA Military Academy, commander of China PLA Corps of Engineers and Special Engineering Command, political commissar and consultant of the Central Military Commission. 1955, he was awarded the rank of general. He is a member of the First, Second and Third National Defense Commission, a deputy to the First, Second and Third National People's Congress, and a member of the Ninth and Tenth Central Committee of the Producers' Party of China.

Ji Xianlin: Ma Liang, a native of Jingmen, commander-in-chief of the first northern expedition; He led troops to Tongguan, which laid the foundation for the Revolution of 1911 to overthrow the feudal monarchy. Jingmen Square Road was renamed Yulin Road, named after historical figures.

Nie Gannu, a native of jingshan county, Jingmen, was a well-known versatile writer, journalist, essayist, classical literature researcher and poet in modern China. In his early years, he worked as a teacher and newspaper editor in Malaysia and Myanmar. In the early 1930s, he wrote many novels, poems and plays. During War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's time, he was especially famous for writing essays. Because of his solid literary foundation, his prose style resembles Lu Xun and is praised by the literary world. In the early days of liberation, he made contributions to the study of the three Red Golden Rivers and other classical literary masterpieces. There are poetry anthology "Three Life Poems" and novels "Tianrang" and "Jinu Novel".