A celebrity named Lu.

Yang Lu (19 17-200 1), formerly known as Lu Tiangeng, was born in Lincheng County, Hebei Province. /kloc-joined the eighth route army in 0/937 and the producers' party of China in the same year.

During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, he served as a member of the task force of the 2nd regiment of the Eighth Route Army 129 Division, secretary of the county party committee, director of the political department, head of the organization department of the political department of the detachment, head of the cadre education department and task department of the political department of the Jizhong Military Region 10 Military Division, education officer of the political department of the Jizhong Military Region, chief of the education unit of the army middle school of the Jinchaji Military Region, member of the propaganda department of the political department of the Jizhong Military Region, and president of the front newspaper.

During the War of Liberation, he served as deputy director of the Propaganda Department of the Political Department of Jizhong Military Region, director of the Propaganda Department of the Third Longitudinal Political Department of Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Military Region, and director of the Propaganda Department of the Political Department of the 63rd Army of 19 Corps. He participated in the Hundred Regiments War and the battles in Shijiazhuang, Ping Jin, Taiyuan and Lanzhou, and did a lot of solid and effective work to ensure the victory of the battles.

After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as the China People's Liberation Army 19 Corps and the Minister of Propaganda Department of the Political Department of Shaanxi Military Region. 195 1 participated in the war to resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea, and served as the minister of the propaganda department of the political department of Chinese people's Volunteer Army 19 Corps and the deputy director and director of the political department of the 63rd Army. 1953, served as director of the general office of the general office of the military commission, deputy director of the general office of the military commission, and deputy secretary-general, secretary-general, deputy director and secretary-general of the National Defense Science and Technology Commission of the Ministry of National Defense.

1955 was awarded the rank of senior colonel, and 196 1 year was promoted to the rank of major general. Won the second medal of independence and freedom and the second medal of liberation. Won the second-class flag medal of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and the second-class medal of freedom and independence. 1In July, 988, the China People's Liberation Army was awarded the Medal of Honor for Independent Meritorious Service by the Central Military Commission. On June 6th, 2006, 5438+0 died of illness in Beijing at the age of 84. Xia Lu (1909- 1998) is a native of kaiyuan county, Liaoning province. 1937 Joined the Eighth Route Army and studied at the People's Anti-Japanese Military and Political University in China, Yan 'an. 1938, joined the China * * * production party.

During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, he served as the director of the enemy works department of the political department of the Eighth Route Army 1 15 Division, the operational staff of the headquarters of the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Military Region, the chief of the military education section, the chief of staff of the 4th Regiment, and the chief of staff of the 10 Military Division. Participated in the Hundred Regiments War.

During the War of Liberation, he served as the head of Changtu County Public Security Corps in northern Liaoning, the deputy chief of staff of Nenjiang Military Region, the chief of staff of Ximan Military Region, the chief of staff of the second and fourth divisions of Northeast Democratic Allied Forces, the deputy director of the training department of Northeast Military and Political University, and the director of the training department of Central South Military and Political University.

After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as the director of the editorial department, the minister of educational administration and the director of the research office of the Military Science Research Department of China People's Liberation Army Military Academy. 1960 graduated from the basic department of the higher military academy, and later served as the director of the teaching and research section of the engineering corps of the higher military academy, the deputy director of the training department, the deputy director of education and the deputy chief of staff of the Chengdu Military Region.

1955 was awarded the rank of senior colonel, and 1964 was promoted to the rank of major general. Won the second medal of independence and freedom and the second medal of liberation. 1In July, 988, China People's Liberation Army was awarded the first-class Red Star Meritorious Medal by the Central Military Commission. 1998 died of illness at the age of 89. Lu Baoyin (1929.10-2001) is a native of Wuxiang County, Shanxi Province. /kloc-0 joined the eighth route army in June, 1939, and/kloc-0 joined the China * * * production party in May, 1944.

He has served as the Eighth Route Army soldier, political instructor, political commissar of the 1st battalion and political commissar of the 1st brigade of the China People's Liberation Army. Deputy director of the political department of tank school, deputy political commissar of a certain division, political commissar of the division, deputy director of the political department of the military region, deputy political commissar of the army and political commissar of the Qinghai Military Region of the People's Liberation Army.

1955 was awarded the rank of captain. 1988 was awarded the rank of major general in September. 1990 was awarded the Medal of Independence of China People's Liberation Army by the Central Military Commission. 200 1 died of illness at the age of 72. Lu Yongxiang (1942-April 28th), born in Cixi, Zhejiang; China, a contemporary expert in fluid transmission and control, graduated from department of mechanical engineering, Zhejiang University with a doctorate in engineering from Aachen University of Technology. 1974 joined China * * * Production Party in May, alternate member of the 12th and 13th Central Committees, and member of the 14th to 17th Central Committees.

Former President of China Academy of Sciences and now Vice Chairman of the National People's Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC); * * * Co-Chairman of IAC, Chairman of China Mechanical Engineering Society, Professor of Zhejiang University, Doctoral Supervisor, Adjunct Professor of Tsinghua University, Honorary Professor of Hong Kong University, etc. China Academy of Sciences and China Academy of Engineering are "double academicians". Neihuang County: Located in Neihuang County, Henan Province. Neihuang has a long history and culture and belongs to the birthplace of Chinese culture. 4500 years ago, Zhuan Xu, the ancestor of China, and Di Ku, the founder of Gaoxin, established their capital and slept here. More than 3,000 years ago, the tenth generation of Wang Taiwu, the thirteenth generation of Wang Hejia and the fourteenth generation of Wang Zu of Yin Shang all built their capitals in Neihuanghao, and they were called Xiangtu or Old Yin Cheng for more than 100 years, which was earlier than Anyang Yin Ruins. It is the hometown of Shang Yang, a great statesman and reformer in the Spring and Autumn Period, Ran Min, emperor of Wei Ran in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and Shen Quanqi, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty. In the third year of Qin Ershi (the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, in 207 BC), Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, set out to save Zhao. It is the place where Yue Fei, a national hero in the Song Dynasty, studied in his childhood. During the Han Dynasty, it was located in Neihuang County. During the Cao Wei period, it was called the north of the Yellow River and the south of the Yellow River, so it was called the Yellow River and Huang Zhi. There are outer yellow and small yellow on the south bank of the Yellow River, and inner yellow on the north of the Yellow River. 1999, Neihuang County governs four towns and thirteen townships. By 2000, Neihuang County had jurisdiction over six towns and eleven townships.

Yangping County: A county was established in the Han Dynasty. Governance is in Yuancheng (now the name of Hebei).

Chenliu County: Chenliu County was established in the 26th year of Ying Zheng, King of Qin (Chen Geng, 22 BC1year), and moved to Chenliu County in the first year of Yuanshou, Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty (no longer, 22 BC1year) to govern (now Kaifeng, Henan). At that time, the jurisdiction was from eastern Henan to Minquan County, Ningling County and Kaifeng City, west to Weishi County, north to Yanjin County and south to Qixian County. During the Northern Wei Dynasty, it was changed to Junyi. In the early years of Sui Dynasty (Xin Chou, AD 58 1 year), Sui and Tang Dynasties were both Chenliu County of Bianzhou. 1957 Ding You was merged into Kaifeng County, Henan Province.

Xiangcheng County: During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the Northern Wei Dynasty set up four counties in the county, namely, Zhongli, Xiangcheng, Yang Chen and Shima, which belonged to Zhou Nanxiang, Xi Huai 'an and Xiangcheng respectively. Now Chengguan Town was under the jurisdiction of Xiangcheng County at that time, and later it was under the jurisdiction of states and counties. Governance is located in Xiangcheng (now Xiangcheng, Henan).

Anding County: In the third year of Ding Yuan in the Western Han Dynasty (Ding Mao, BC 1 14), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty set the county and ruled Gaoping (now Guyuan, Ningxia). Its jurisdiction is equivalent to Jingtai, Jingyuan, Huining, Pingliang, Jingchuan, Zhenyuan, Zhongning, Zhongwei, Tongxin and Guyuan in Ningxia and the western part of Ningxia. Anding County, located in the north of Jingchuan, Gansu Province, belongs to Anding County. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Lin Jing (now Zhenyuan, Gansu) moved its capital and Anding County was abandoned. At the beginning of the Sixteen Kingdoms, Anding County was established, which was governed by the county. During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, he moved to public security (now Jingchuan, Gansu). The stable county in Sui and Tang Dynasties was Jingzhou. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, it was changed to Baoding County, also known as Baoding. During the Jin Dynasty, Jingchuan County in Gansu was ruled by Jingzhou. In the Yuan Dynasty, Andingbao in Shaanxi was once Anding County. In the early years of the Republic of China, in order to commemorate the martyr Xie Zichang, the founder of the Red Army in the Soviet area of northern Shaanxi and the outstanding commander of the Chinese Red Army of Workers and Peasants, Zichang County was changed in the 24th year of the Republic of China (Yihai, AD 1935) and moved to Wayaobao in the east of the original county.

Dongyang County: Established in the Western Han Dynasty, in the first year of Baoding in the Three Kingdoms Period (Xu Bing, AD 266), it was divided into Huiji County and established Dongyang County. The county governs Jinhua Street in Zhejiang Province, which was then located in Jinhua City, Zhejiang Province. Because the county seat is located in the east of Feishui (now Qujiang), it is named after the sun of the long mountain. Since then, Jinhua has established a county government. Dongyang County belongs to Yangzhou, leading Changshan (now Wucheng, Jin Dong and Lanxi in Zhejiang), Wu Shang (now Yiwu in Zhejiang), Yongkang, Ning Wu (now Dongyang in Zhejiang), Feng 'an (now Pujiang in Zhejiang), Taimu (now Longyou in Zhejiang), Xin 'an (now Ke Cheng and Quxian in Quzhou, Zhejiang), Ding Yang (now Changshan in Zhejiang) and Pingchang (now Zhejiang). In the Southern Dynasties, Liang Shaotai established a state in the second year (Bingzi, AD 556), and Chen Tianjia withdrew from the state in the third year (Renwu, AD 562). Dongyang county was renamed Jinhua county, and the county name Jinhua began. In the 13th year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (Gui Chou, AD 593), he moved the capital to Wuzhou. It was formerly known as Wucheng, and later it was the residence of state, road, government and special agency. In the third year of the Great Cause of Sui Dynasty (Ding Mao, AD 607), Dongyang County was restored. In the fourth year of Tang Wude (Xin 4th year, AD 62 1 year), Dongyang County was changed to Wuzhou, and Quzhou was divided into Xin 'an County (now Xin 'an, Henan). In the first year of Tang Tianbao (Renwu, 742 AD), Wuzhou was changed to Dongyang County, and in the first year of Tang Gan Yuan (758 AD, 1898), Wuzhou was restored, which lasted until the Song and Yuan Dynasties. In the 13th year of Yuan Dynasty (Bingzi, AD 1276), it was changed to Wuzhou Road. In the 18th year of Yuan Dynasty (Xinsi, AD 1358), Zhu Yuanzhang captured Wuzhou Road and renamed it Ningyue House. In the 20th year of Yuan Dynasty (imperial concubine, AD 1283), it was changed to Jinhua House. In the seventh year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty (Xin Mao, AD 147 1), Jinhua Prefecture led Jinhua, Lanxi, Dongyang, Yiwu, Yongkang, Wuyi, Pujiang and Tangxi, so it was called "Eight Wu".

Henan County: Sanchuan County in Qin Dynasty. In the second year of Emperor Gaozong of the Western Han Dynasty (Shen Bing, 205 BC), it was changed to Henan County and Luoyang (now Luoyang, Henan Province). At that time, it was located in the lower reaches of Luoshui and Yishui in the south of the Yellow River in Henan Province, and Shuang Ye, Jia Luhe and Yuanyang counties in the north of the Yellow River, which governed 22 counties, roughly equivalent to Jin Meng, Yanshi, Gongyi, Xingyang and Yuanyang in Henan Province today. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, because Luoyang was the capital, in order to improve the status of Henan County, its officials were called Yin, not Taishou. In the early years of Sui Dynasty, it was deposed, and later it became Henan County of Yuzhou. During the Tang dynasty, it was the Henan government of Luozhou, and its jurisdiction was much smaller than that of Henan county in the Han dynasty. Henan Road in Yuan Dynasty, Henan Province in Ming and Qing Dynasties. Founded in Henan Province during the Republic of China, it has continued to this day.

Jingzhao: Also known as Jingzhao County and Jingzhao Yin, in fact, "Jingzhao" is not a county, but the title of the regional administrative region where the central government is located, and "Yin" is its satrap. In the first year of the early Western Han Dynasty (Ding Chou, BC 104), Jing was renamed as one of the three assistants and ruled Chang 'an (now Xi 'an, Shaanxi). In the Three Kingdoms and the first year of Cao (Gengzi, AD 220), Jingzhaoyin was changed to Jingzhao County, located in Chang 'an (now xi, Shaanxi Province), which was then located in the area north of Qinling Mountain in Shaanxi Province, east of Xi City and south of Weihe River to hua county. In the second year of Cao Wei and Huang Chu (Xin Chou, AD 22 1), he proclaimed himself Qin Gong and Jingzhao County Qin. In the third year of Cao Wei and Huang, it was renamed Jingzhao State. In the third year of Qinglong in Wei Mingdi (Mao Yi, AD 235), Emperor Xun was named King of Qin, and Jingzhao was changed to Qin. King Qi (ICY) changed to Jingzhao County in five years (Jiazi, AD 244), and now Xi 'an has five counties, except Zhouzhi and Huxian. In the Western Jin Dynasty, Jingzhao County was still located in Chang 'an, and its jurisdiction was smaller than that of the Three Kingdoms Wei Dynasty. From the Sixteen Kingdoms to the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Chang 'an (called Chang 'an in the later Qin Dynasty) was established successively in the former Zhao Dynasty, the former Qin Dynasty, the later Qin Dynasty, and the Northern Zhou Dynasty, and Jingzhao County (or Yin) was established. Sui and Tang Dynasties were Chang 'an, and a new city was built. During the Sui Dynasty, it was called Daxing City. Tang Gaozong Yonghui was renamed Chang 'an City in the fourth year (Guichou, AD 653). In the capital area around Chang 'an City, Yongzhou is the Jingzhao House, and Jingzhaoyin is set up. The above-mentioned Jing Zhao refers to the capital and its vicinity. Jing (county, prefecture) or Yongzhou were set up in Sui and Tang Dynasties, and more than 20 counties such as Chang 'an and Daxing (changed from Tang Dynasty to Wannian) were unified as county-level organizational systems. After the Tang Dynasty, Chang 'an was no longer the capital, and its development was affected to some extent, but it was still an important local metropolis. Jin and Yuan Dynasties set up Jingzhao Mansion (Road) in Shaanxi, which had nothing to do with the place where the capital was built. At that time, it was located in the area north of Qinling Mountains in Shaanxi, east of xi, south of Weihe River and west of Huayin. Beiyang government changed Shuntianfu to Jingzhao place and the magistrate to Jingzhaoyin, which was in line with the meaning of "Jingzhao" before the Jin Dynasty. When the government of the Republic of China was founded, the name of "Jingzhao" was abolished.

Yingchuan County: After Qin destroyed Korea in the Warring States Period, Yingchuan County was established in the seventeenth year of Qin Wang's victory (230 BC), and was stationed in Yangzhai (now Yuxian County, Henan Province), and then Xuchang, Henan Province was established. During the Eastern Wei Dynasty, Yin Ying moved to the capital (later Changshe, now Xuchang, Henan). Sui and Tang Dynasties were Yingchuan County of Xuzhou. Yangpingtang: I hope to establish a church.

Neihuangtang: I hope to establish a church.

Chen Liutang: I hope to establish a church.

Xiangcheng Guild Hall: I hope to establish a Guild Hall.

Anding Hall: I hope to build a hall.

Dongyang Hall: Building a Hall with Hope.

Henan Guild Hall: Building Guild Hall with Hope.

Jingzhao Hall: Building a hall is expected.

Yingchuan Hall: Building a Hall with Hope.