Which celebrities appeared in Jinjiang’s history?

Ouyang Zhan, courtesy name Xingzhou, was born in Panhu Village, Jinjiang, Quanzhou, Tang Dynasty. Living in the mid-Tang Dynasty after the Anshi Rebellion, he went through three dynasties such as Suzong, Daizong and Dezong. He was the first Jinshi in the history of Quanzhou area, and he became an assistant teacher in the Imperial Academy. Ouyang Zhan was smart when he was young, and his only hobbies were reading and writing poems and poems. When he was young, because of his diligent study, hard study, and unique insights, the articles he wrote were beautiful and incisive. In the early years of Dezong Zhenyuan, he. With the rise of literary and literary works, Ouyang Zhan's reputation has soared. Many people in Zhejiang and Fujian know Ouyang Zhan's name. Ouyang Zhancai was a highly educated man and wrote prolifically, including more than 140 works including poems, poems, notes, biographies, inscriptions, odes, proverbs, treatises, narratives, prefaces, and books in "Ouyang Xingzhou Collection". His life's virtues and articles had a profound impact on the development of Fujian culture. He is an outstanding figure in the history of Fujian culture. Li Zhi (1527-602), whose courtesy name was Hongfu, also known as Zhuojin, and Wenling Jushi. A native of Jinjiang, Quanzhou, he was an outstanding thinker and progressive historian in the late Ming Dynasty. Li Zhi was born in a Muslim family. He was stubborn since childhood and was good at independent thinking. He passed the imperial examination at the age of 12 and became an official from 30 to 54 years old. He successively served as the magistrate of Huixian County in Henan Province, a member of the Ministry of Punishment in Nanjing, a foreign doctor and a doctor, and finally served as the prefect of Yao'an in Yunnan Province. His more than 20 years of official career made him aware of all the darkness in the officialdom, as well as the reality of people's rebellion and Japanese pirates harassing our southeastern border. He was deeply aware of the internal decadence and decline of the Ming Dynasty. He is the author of books such as "Burning Books" and "Collecting Books". Li Zhi's progressive ideas objectively reflected the wishes and requirements of the emerging citizen class at that time for free development. He Qiaoyuan (1557~1633), courtesy name Zhixiao, nicknamed Bandi'e, was a native of Jinjiang and a historian in the late Ming Dynasty. He was well-read and lived in Li for more than 20 years. He compiled the "Mingshan Collection" of the thirteen dynasties of the Ming Dynasty and compiled 150 volumes of "Fujian Shu", which is quite popular in the world. He Qiaoyuan formed a society with his Qiaoqian and friends Yang Wenge, Chen Jiqing, and Hui'an poet Huang Wuye, wrote poems and sang harmony, and was known as the "Five Wenling Sons". He Qiaoyuan has an upright character and dares to write straightly and express his unique opinions in history. Because He Qiaoyuan "upholds justice and speaks out boldly", he was repeatedly squeezed out by the powerful. Later, he was impeached because he hated the gloomy officialdom, so he had to "lead himself away" and returned to his hometown to concentrate on writing books. Among He Qiaoyuan's more than a dozen major works, the most innovative and accomplished is "Book of Fujian". "Sikuquanshu" has collected "Fujian Shu" and "Mingwen Zheng" and made a high evaluation. "Fujian Shu" has been valued by Chinese and foreign historians for hundreds of years since its publication, such as the "Compilation of Chinese and Western Transportation Historical Materials" by the famous contemporary Chinese historian Zhang Xinghuo, the "Pu Shougeng Kao" collected by Kuwahara Zhi in Japan, and the French Pelliot's Famous books such as "An Examination of Manichaeism's Successors in Fujian" all cite information from "Book of Fujian" as evidence. He Qiaoyuan is worthy of being an outstanding local historian in ancient my country. His scholarly spirit and his masterpiece "Book of Fujian" will forever be remembered in history! Shi Lang (1621-1697), courtesy name Zunhou and nickname Zhuogong, was born in Yakou, Jinjiang. When he was young, he was "a man of great knowledge and extraordinary physical strength", and he "learned all kinds of fighting and stabbing techniques from his master, and became proficient in all the art of war, and he became wise and brave enough to defeat thousands of enemies." In the face of the great right and wrong of reunification and division, Shi Lang was the first to stand up and demand the rapid realization of national reunification. Shi Lang's proposition was based on reality and was in line with the desire of the people across the country for unification. It fully demonstrated his patriotic sentiments for national reunification and his superior political foresight. After Shi Lang entered Taiwan, he not only did not settle old grievances against the Zheng Group, but also personally went to the temple of Zheng Chenggong to pay homage to Zheng Chenggong. He spoke highly of the achievements of the Zheng family and his sons in opening up Taiwan, saying that he led his troops to conquer Taiwan to fulfill his duty for the country and the people. It fully demonstrated Shi Lang's magnanimous mind. Shi Lang did many good things for the country and the people throughout his life. He was a patriotic general and a broad-minded politician. His patriotism and caring spirit are worthy of our eternal memory.