Mi Zhu (? —223), Zi Zizhong, was born in Donghai (now Guanli Village, Yuntai District) in Han Dynasty. Mi Zhu once worked as a bus driver for Tao Qian in Xuzhou, and Tao Qian gave way to Liu Beishi, who did a lot of liaison work. After Tao Qian's death, he personally went to Xiaopei to welcome Liu Bei to Xuzhou as a state shepherd. In the first year of Jian 'an in Han Dynasty (196), Lu Bu took advantage of Liu Bei's invasion to resist Yuan Shu, attacked Xiapi City of Liu Bei and kidnapped Liu Bei's wife. Liu Bei was forced to move to the Haixi of Guangling (now Guanyun and guannan county) and was in trouble. Mi Zhu married his sister to Liu Bei and supported his slaves and a lot of gold and silver. Later, Mi Zhu was promoted to be the magistrate of wen county by Cao Cao, but he resigned and followed Liu Bei everywhere. When Liu Bei took Jingzhou, he first sent Mi Zhu to Jingzhou to contact Liu Biao, the state shepherd, and appointed him General Zuo as a corps commander. After Liu Bei occupied Yizhou, he became General Han An and regarded him as a distinguished guest. During the Zhangwu period (22l-223), when Mi Zhu's younger brother Mi Fang was the satrap of Nanjun, he had second thoughts about Guan Yu. Mi Fang was responsible for Guan Yu's defeat and death. Mi Zhu pleaded guilty to Liu Bei, who said: You can't implicate your brother in the crime. Still good for him. But he always felt uneasy and ashamed and died soon. Later, it was moved and buried at the west foot of Shipeng Mountain in Haizhou, where there was a tombstone of General Han Anmi. His hometown Guanli Village has Yizhou Courtyard, Mizhujing and other sites.
Bao Zhao (405-466) was born in Beihai County (now Yuntai District, Lianyungang City) in the first year of Yixi in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. During the reign of Yuanjia (424-453), he was hired as an assistant minister by Liu Yilong of Song Wendi. After Emperor Xiaowu ascended the throne, he became a university student and calligrapher. He became a member of the monastery in Ling Wei (now Nanjing) and was transferred to Yongjia (now Wenzhou). Later, as the former sea king Liu He, he moved to a military prison to join the army. He is called Bao. In the second year of Taishi (466), Jiangzhou (now Jiujiang City) proclaimed himself emperor and Liu responded. Later, Liu was defeated and pardoned, and Bao Zhao was killed by rebels in Jingzhou. Bao Zhao is good at poetry and parallel prose, especially at Yuefu, and his works are elegant in style, which has a great influence on poets such as Li Bai in the Tang Dynasty. "Ya Bao joined the army" in Du Fu's poem "Spring Memories of Li Bai" is a poem praising Li Bai with Bao Zhao's elegant style. His works remain in later generations and are known as one of the "three outstanding men in Yuanjia". His "Climbing the Thunder Shore and Sisters Book" and "Dream of Returning Home" praised the landscape of his hometown.