The more talented Fujian is, the more prosperous it is on the left sea. Fuzhou is an outstanding place with outstanding talents. The sages of this land and water are "pioneers" in many fields, making pioneering achievements and becoming "the first person in China". They reflect the wisdom and hard work of Fuzhou people, and add glory to the mulberry. Dong Feng Dong Feng (2-28), the ancestor of Xinglin, was a famous doctor in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Dong Feng spent his whole life practicing medicine to help the world, without paying anything. He only asked the cured people to plant apricot trees around their houses and sell apricots to help the poor. Dong Feng, with his lofty medical ethics, gave the doctor a nickname of "Xinglin" and was honored as "the ancestor of Xinglin" by later generations. Jian Zhen, Fuzhou —— Yin Yuan Yin Yuan Zen Master (1592 —— 1673), the founder of Japanese Berberian Sect. In the 11th year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1654), the hermit Zen master, who was the abbot of wanfu temple in Huangbaishan, Fuqing, traveled to Japan to teach Buddhism, which caused a sensation in the long-silent Japanese Buddhist community. Zen master Yin Yuan founded the Huangbaizong Sect, one of the five major Buddhist sects in Japan. At present, there are millions of followers who worship Huangbaizong Sect in Japan, and more than 5 Huangbaifen temples have been built. Zen master Yin Yuan also introduced China's steamed bread, tofu formula and China's architecture, sculpture, calligraphy, printing, medicine and music to Japan, which was called "Berberis Culture" by Japan. Exquisite calligraphy-Ye Xianggao Ye Xianggao, whose name is Jin Qing, was born in the thirty-eighth year of Jiajing of Emperor Shizong of Ming Dynasty (AD 1559) and died in the seventh year of Apocalypse of Emperor Xizong of Ming Dynasty (AD 1627), and was born in Fuqing, Fujian. Father Ye Chaorong's official position is to raise profits and know the state. Ye Xianggao was a scholar in the 11th year of the reign of God in Wanli (AD 1583), and was awarded Jishi Shu, who was promoted to Nanjing imperial academy Company and changed to Zuo Zhongyun. Later, he was called Zuo Shu Zi and served as the official of the eldest son of the Emperor. Soon, he was promoted to the right assistant minister of Nanjing Ritual Department and later to the right assistant minister of Official Department. The natural expression of his calligraphy quality. Therefore, his calligraphy can finally be elegant, full of ups and downs, beautiful, flexible and changeable, with a state of self-satisfaction, free and easy, and high-spirited beauty. In this sense, it can be said that Ye Xianggao's calligraphy is precisely because he lives in an atmosphere of the times that attaches importance to cultural cultivation and the expression of personal spirit. Therefore, it is possible for him to write his calligraphy with emotion, and his writing can be natural, neat, fantastic and exquisite, without the disadvantages of dragging his feet. Lin Zexu (1785-185), a national hero, was China's "first person in the world" in modern times. In June, 1839, Lin Zexu led the "Destruction of Opium at Humen" that shook the world and made it shine in history, which opened the first magnificent page of modern Chinese people's resistance to foreign colonial aggression and set up the first monument in the history of international drug control. Lin Zexu has been an official in 14 provinces all his life, and is known as "six commanders in frontier defense, a country minister for a thousand years". The annals of four continents, compiled by him, is the first translation in modern China that systematically introduces the world. He presided over the construction of water conservancy in Xinjiang and excavated the "Kaner Well", which still benefits the people and is praised as "Lingong Canal" and "Lingong Well". "All rivers run into the sea, and tolerance is great; There are many famous sentences, such as "standing on the wall, being just without desire" and "being selfish, the country lives and dies, and avoiding it because of misfortune and happiness", which are the portrayal of Lin Zexu's life. Shen Baozhen Shen Baozhen (182-1879), the father of ship administration, was one of the important figures in the Westernization Movement in Qing Dynasty, and was the first minister of Fujian ship administration. Fujian Ship Administration founded by Shen Baozhen was the largest shipbuilding base in the Far East at that time, and the first naval school and professional and technical institution of higher learning in modern China, which laid the foundation for modern China's navy, industry, science and technology and higher education. Shen Baozhen put forward that "the foundation of ship administration lies in schools", and the elite of ship administration schools he trained supported the backbone of innovation and self-improvement in modern China. Wong Nai Siong Wong Nai Siong (1849-1924), a famous patriotic overseas Chinese leader. In 1896, Wong Nai Siong participated in "writing on the bus" and founded the first newspaper in modern Fujian, Fu Bao. In 1899, Wong Nai Siong resolutely left Nanyang to find a place to cultivate, and set up a "new Fuzhou" reclamation field in Shiwu, Sarawak, Malaysia, becoming a generation of overseas Chinese leaders. After the struggle of generations of Fuzhou immigrants, "New Fuzhou" has become increasingly prosperous and has developed into a city of poetry and witchcraft. Lin Shu Lin Shu (1852-1924), the originator of Yilin, was recognized as the founder of translation in modern China. The Legacy of La Traviata is the first translated novel by China. Lin Shu translated more than 18 works in his life, which greatly promoted the cultural exchange between China and the West. Yan Fu Yan Fu (1854-1921), a master of western learning, was the first person in modern China to systematically introduce and spread western political theory and ideological and cultural system. From 1895 to 1898, Yan Fu translated the Theory of Evolution by the British philosopher Huxley, and expounded his viewpoint of saving the nation from extinction from the biological evolution theory of "natural selection" and "survival of the fittest", which alerted the Chinese people to make great efforts and became popular all over the country, and was praised as "the first person in western learning in China". * * * and pioneer-Lin Juemin Lin Juemin (1887-1911), the author of "The Book of Wives", one of the 72 martyrs of Huanghuagang. In the spring of 1911, the third year of Xuantong in the Qing Dynasty, Lin Juemin participated in the Guangzhou Uprising organized by Sun Yat-sen and Huang Xing, and with Huang Xing, he broke into the governor's yamen, was injured and captured, and then died calmly. Before the Guangzhou Uprising, Lin Juemin wrote the suicide note "The Letter to His Wife", encouraging his wife to "think of the people in the world, be happy to sacrifice the welfare of myself and yours, and strive for the happiness of the people in the world". His passion and far-reaching influence inspired generations of people with lofty ideals to sacrifice themselves for the sake of the nation, the country and the people, and to die generously. Hou Debang Hou Debang (189-1974), the giant of chemical industry, was the founder of modern chemical industry in China and the world authority on soda production. Hou Debang uncovered the secret of Sulvi process, invented China's own alkali-making process-Hou's alkali-making process, improved the production process of carbonizing nitrogen fertilizer, and made indelible contributions to China's chemical industry. Hou Debang's "Red Triangle" brand China Soda won the gold medal at the World Expo held in Philadelphia, USA, and was praised as "the symbol of China's industrial progress". His monographs such as Soda Engineering revealed the secret of soda production and were praised as "the outstanding contribution made by China chemists to world civilization". Wu Shi Wu Shi (1894-195), a loyal soul in the den, was the highest intelligence officer of China's * * * production party who broke into the Kuomintang. At the time of his death, he was publicly identified as "the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Ministry of National Defense of the Republic of China". Chairman Mao Zedong once wrote a poem praising General Wu Shi, and wrote a famous article, "The stormy waves pat an isolated island, the blue waves reflect the dawn, the tiger's den hides the loyal soul, and the dawn ushers in early". In 1973, the State Council ratified General Wu Shi as a martyr. Zheng Zhenduo Zheng Zhenduo (1898-1958), a cultural master, was an all-round master who emerged in the New Culture Movement in China. Zheng Zhenduo has made great contributions in expanding the field of China literature research, excavating and sorting out China's traditional culture, cultural relics and archaeology. After the founding of New China, Zheng Zhenduo served as the first director of National Cultural Heritage Administration and director of the Institute of Archaeology of China Academy of Sciences. Chen Shaokuan Chen Shaokuan (1889-1969), an old naval general, was a first-class general of the Kuomintang navy. Graduated from Jiangnan Naval Academy. In 1912, he served as the first mate of Jingqing training ship. In 1914, he was transferred to the General Command of the Navy as the major's adjutant. In 1915, he served as the acting captain of the captain of the "Zhaohe" ship. In 192, he served as the captain of the "Tongji" ship. In 1923, he was transferred to the captain of the ship Yingrui and promoted to Rear Admiral. In 1928, he served as director of the Navy Department of Nanjing National Government and was promoted to Lieutenant General. In 1929, the Admiralty was established, and served as the Deputy Minister of Government Affairs and the Director of the Jiangnan Shipyard of the Navy. In 1932, Minister Ren Haijun. In 1935, he was awarded a first-class admiral in the navy. In the same year, he was elected as the fifth executive member of the Kuomintang Central Committee. In 1938, he was appointed commander-in-chief of the navy. In May, 1945, he served as an adviser to the delegation of China to the first United Nations General Assembly. On September 9th, as one of the representatives of China's surrender, he attended the Japanese surrender ceremony in Nanjing. After the Anti-Japanese War, he was dissatisfied with Chiang Kai-shek's civil war and returned to Fuzhou to live in seclusion. On the eve of Fuzhou's liberation in August 1949, he refused Chiang Kai-shek's telegram to Taiwan and participated in instigating some Kuomintang naval uprisings. After the liberation of Fuzhou, he served as vice chairman (deputy governor) of Fujian Provincial People's Government, member of the Central National Defense Commission and member of the East China Military and Political Commission. He is the 1st member of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the 1st, 2nd and 3rd NPC deputies, and the vice chairman of the Central Committee of the Chinese Revolutionary Committee. Astronomers-Yuzhe Zhang Yuzhe Zhang (192-1986), an internationally renowned astronomer. Yuzhe Zhang wrote many firsts in the astronomical history of China. In 1928, the first asteroid (No.1125) discovered by China people was discovered by Yuzhe Zhang and named "China". In 1941, he took the first photo of a total solar eclipse in China. After the founding of New China, he served as the director of Purple Mountain Observatory for a long time. In August 1978, the International Asteroid Center named the No.251 asteroid "Yuzhe Zhang Star". Bing Xin Bing Xin (19-1999), an old man of the century, is known as a literary master of the same age as the century. In 1923, Bing Xin published the foundation work of China's children's literature "To Young Readers". Later, in her creative career of more than 8 years, she wrote such famous literary works as Little Orange Lantern, Stars, Spring Water and Empty Nest, which have influenced generations of young readers. Bing Xin's love-centered literary spirit and personality strength made her one of the outstanding literary masters in China in the 2th century. A generation of talented women-Lin Huiyin Lin Huiyin (194-1955), the first female architect in China, was also a famous modern poet and writer, and was praised as a "generation of talented women" by Hu Shi. Lin Huiyin participated in the design of the National Emblem of New China and the Monument to the People's Heroes in Tiananmen Square, excavated and rescued the production process of cloisonne, a national treasure, and made outstanding contributions to the nation and the country. In literary creation, she has written all her life, leaving behind a large number of excellent novels, poems, essays and other works, such as "You are April Day on Earth". Gao Shiqi Gao Shiqi (195-1988), the Iron Man of Science Popularization, is known as the "Iron Man" on the front of science and education and the pioneer and founder of science popularization in China. Gao Shiqi, who was completely paralyzed, worked miraculously for 6 years with tenacious perseverance, and wrote more than 6 scientific sketches, scientific fairy tales and popular science articles with more than 75, words, leading generations of teenagers to the scientific road. Gao Shiqi, who is deeply loved by teenagers, is called "the grandfather of 2 million children in China" and recognized as "the hero of the Chinese nation" by the Organization Department of the Central Committee of CPC. Deng Tuo Deng Tuo (1912-1966), a genius in the Party, was one of the founders of journalism in New China. In 1937, Deng Tuo founded the earliest party newspaper in the anti-Japanese base areas behind enemy lines-Anti-Japanese Newspaper. In 1944, Deng Tuo presided over the editing and publishing of Selected Works of Mao Zedong, which was the first anthology of Comrade Mao Zedong in the history of China revolution. After the founding of New China, Deng Tuo served as editor-in-chief and president of People's Daily, and made outstanding contributions to the development of journalism in New China. He is the author of Deng Tuo's Prose, Selected Works of Deng Tuo, Selected Poems of Deng Tuo, Yanshan Nighttalk, etc. Go master-Wu Qingyuan Wu Qingyuan (1914-), a modern Go master. As a teenager, Wu Qingyuan was known as "a generation of Go prodigy". After crossing to Japan, Wu Qingyuan and Minoru Kitani, a famous Japanese chess player, created a "new layout" and were called the founders of the modern layout of Weiqi. From 1939 to 1956, he won the decisive battle with all the first-class Japanese Weiqi players at that time, and he was unmatched in Japanese chess for nearly 2 years. He was honored as the "chess saint of Showa" and created the "Wu Qingyuan era". In 1983, Mr Wu Qingyuan retired for health reasons. Mathematical superstar-Chen Jingrun Chen Jingrun (1933-1996), a famous mathematician. Chen Jingrun devoted all his life to the study of analytic number theory, especially Goldbach's conjecture. In 1966, he proved "1+2", which is called "Chen's Theorem" and still occupies a leading position in the world. In 1978, Xu Chi, a reporter from Xinhua News Agency, wrote the famous long newsletter Goldbach Conjecture, and reported the deeds of Chen Jingrun. In the "spring of science" just after the ten-year "Cultural Revolution" turmoil, Chen Jingrun became a banner to inspire promising young people to March into science, which influenced a whole generation. Wu Mengchao Wu Mengchao (1922), one of the main founders of hepatobiliary surgery in China. Wu Mengchao founded the key theory and technical system of hepatobiliary surgery in China, opened up a new field of basic and clinical research of liver cancer, established the world's largest liver disease research and diagnosis and treatment center, and trained a high-level professional team, which made the diagnosis, treatment and research of liver surgery in China go from blank to advanced in the world. Wu Mengchao regards patients as relatives, and insists on performing surgery personally whenever possible. So far, more than 13,6 patients have recovered. Academician Wu Mengchao, who is over eighty years old, is still struggling in the front line of clinic, teaching and scientific research. In 26, Wu Mengchao won the highest national science and technology award in 25 with his superb medical skills and lofty medical ethics, becoming the first person in China medical field to win this honor. Guo Henian Guo Henian (1923), a business tycoon, graduated from Raffles College in his early years and founded the Kwok Brothers Co., Ltd. in 1949. After more than 3 years of hard work, his Guo Group has penetrated all over the world, including China, Singapore, Indonesia, Fiji and Australia. The business is also extremely diversified, from sugarcane planting, making sugar, flour, feed, oil and minerals, to finance, hotels, industry, planting, commerce and shipping, etc. With billions of dollars in assets.