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Jingmen, an outstanding person, is very close to Chu. Therefore, since the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, talented people have come forth in large numbers, and a large number of outstanding historical figures have emerged. Sun Shuai-nan (7th-6th century BC) was the Yin of Chu Zhuangwang in the Spring and Autumn Period (6 13 BC to 59 1 year BC). 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 lived a clean and insatiable life, so he was respected by later generations. Historical records? "Biography of Funny Stories" records: "Sun Shuai is the prime minister of Chu, and he is honest and honest in governing Chu, and the king of Chu can dominate." . "History?" Woman biography? "Fan Ji" records Sun Shuai's way: "Wang thought that Ling Yin had been in power for three years, and he was the only one who dominated Chu". Chu Zhuangwang can successfully dominate the Central Plains without Sun Shuai's assistance. According to Records of the Historian, Han Danchun in the Eastern Han Dynasty erected a monument to Sun Shuai of Chu, praising him for his "pure spirit, peerless bearing and the quality of a great sage and two saints". Shu, Jingmen, in Jingmen Zhili? This inscription is included and annotated, calling Sun Shuai the "hometown of Jing". 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 (6th-5th century BC) was a famous Taoist priest in Chu during 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. Gao Shi Ji, written by Huangfu Mi in the Jin Dynasty, records that Lao Laizi moved to Hubei from Henan to escape the war, and lived in seclusion in the northeast of Mengshan (now Xiangshan) in Jingmen (later called Lao Laizhuang, the site is in the courtyard of today's water supply company, with the sites of filial piety and Jing Shun), and worked in the fields to serve his parents. When the King of Chu heard about Qi Xian, he called on him as a courtesy call. Lao Laizi refused to be pushed around and hid somewhere. Yan Guang (BC 1 century) was born in Yuyao, Huiji, Zhejiang Province in the early years of the Eastern Han Dynasty (about AD 1 century). As a teenager, he was a classmate of Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty, and had a deep friendship. They both live in Jingmen. When Liu Xiu proclaimed himself emperor, Yan Guang remained anonymous and disappeared. Later, Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty missed Yan Guang's talent and reputation, so he ordered Yan Guang to be sent to Luoyang, Kyoto, and stubbornly named Yan Guang as a remonstrator. Yan Guang refused and retired to his hometown in Zhejiang with his wife. The place names of Zilingpu in Jingmen and many places of interest in China, such as Yanshan Mountain, Diaoyutai, Kexingjing and Zi Ling's former residence, were named by later generations in memory of Yan Guang. 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. Lu Jiuyuan (A.D.1139-1193), a native of Jinxi, Fuzhou, was a famous philosopher and educator in the Southern Song Dynasty. He is as famous as Zhu and is called "Zhu Lu". In the eighth year of the Southern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1 172), he was born as a scholar, and in the first year of Xichun (A.D. 1 174), he was the chief bookkeeper of Jingxian County in Longxingfu (now Nanchang, Jiangxi). In the year of Shao Xiyuan in Song Guangzong (AD 1 190), Lu Jiuyuan was appointed as the Jingmen Army. After Lu Jiuyuan took office, he presided over the construction of Jingmen City and excavated moat canals when the southern nomads invaded China. He also drastically reformed the tax malpractice and unreasonable system of Jingmen army and the old habits of officialdom, and attached importance to the martial arts training of the whole army. Jingmen's tax card has been cancelled and the tax has been reduced. For a time, merchants in Jingmen gathered, taxes continued to increase, civil lawsuits continued, and thieves disappeared. Lu Jiuyuan is regarded as an example for local governors because of his excellent management of Jingmen army. During the Hongzhi period of the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1488- 1505), in memory of Lu Jiuyuan, Lu Confucius Temple was built on the site of Xiangshan Academy where Lu Jiuyuan received civil litigation and lectures at the east foot of Xiangshan Mountain in the west of Jingmen City. It was burned several times and rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty. Lu Jiuyuan's lecture platform was rebuilt in Qing Dynasty, and a memorial pavilion was built on it. Zhang Shifang, the magistrate of Anlu, named it "Yang Zhiting" after taking the sentence meaning of "the mountain rises and the scenery stops" in the Book of Songs. Lu Jiuyuan and Zhu, a famous Neo-Confucianism scholar, have their own views and attitudes towards learning. Lu Jiuyuan held subjective idealism and accused Zhu of "detachment". Zhu holds the view of objective idealism, advocates enlightening inner knowledge through extensive reading and observation of external things, and mocks Lu's "Zen". The academic opinions of the two factions are deadlocked. He once held an "Goose Lake Debate" in Shangrao, Jiangxi. Lu Jiuyuan's philosophy of "mind is reason" was inherited and developed by Wang Shouren, a famous Neo-Confucianism scholar in Ming Dynasty, and formed the influential Lu Wang School. Lu Jiuyuan's works were compiled into three volumes of The Complete Works of Mr. Xiangshan, sorted out after the founding of the People's Republic of China and published as Lu Jiuyuan's Collected Works. Bian Juyi (born in13rd century and died in 1274) was a famous anti-Yuan general in the Southern Song Dynasty. In the tenth year of Xianchun in the Southern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1274), due to repeated military exploits, the official unified the account. Bian Juyi led the army and civilians to build Shayang Castle and new castle in order to fight against the Yuan Army. In October, the Yuan army invaded Xiangyang and captured Shayang and Xincheng (now near Lishi Town, Shayang County). Under the guidance of Bian Juyi, the defenders of Xincheng wrote a magnificent song about the survival of Xincheng. Yuan army lured Bian Juyi to surrender with high officials and generous salaries, but Bian Juyi ignored it. The new city was captured by the Yuan Army, and all three thousand warriors were martyred. Finally, Bian Juyi pulled out his sword, looked up at the sky and shouted, "Bian Juyi would rather die than surrender." Say that finish, a horizontal blade, blood spatter, committed suicide, he used up his last strength to roll into the fire. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Kong, the founder of Jiangling, wrote a poem of seven verses when he visited the ruins of the new city: "Iron stone and liver and intestines died at the end of the rest, and the lonely city was high on the Han River and autumn." 3,000 bloody battles are all loyal, and they don't work for Xiangyang. "At present, there are new town sites and Juyi Temple near Lishi Town. Shu (A.D. 1700─ 177 1) was born in Renqiu, Hebei. In a.d. 1734, he acted as the magistrate of Gucheng, in a.d. 1739 as the magistrate of Zhushan and Fangshan, and in a.d. 1743, he was officially appointed as the magistrate of Jingmen in Anlufu. As soon as Shu arrived in Jingmen, he abolished the land grain collection system, raised and reinforced the Shayang official dike, exempted Zhengjiatan from receiving sand land tax, cooperated with Huanggang, Guangji and Qishui to transport grain to each other, and advised the people to plant sapium sebiferum widely, build water conservancy and set up charitable relief and education. In A.D. 1750, Shu was appointed as a Tongzhi of Yuefu in Guangxi, and his official name remained in Jingmen. He majored in and published 36 volumes of Records of Jingmen Zhili Prefecture. 1755, promoted to the magistrate of Hengyang, Hunan. 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 have remained until now, such as Jingyuan, Longquan Academy, lecture platform, reading platform and pavilion, which were restored and built in his office. Nie Gannu (A.D. 1903- 1986), a native of Chengguan, jingshan county, was a well-known versatile writer, journalist, essayist, classical literature scholar 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".