Counting Huzhou's Modern Celebrities

Huzhou is a place with beautiful scenery and outstanding people. No matter in ancient or modern times, Huzhou can be said to be full of talents at any time. Especially in modern times, Huzhou celebrities came forth in large numbers. In just a few decades, Huzhou culture has been pushed to the forefront of urban culture by these celebrities. These celebrities emerged in the history of Huzhou have made great contributions to Huzhou. So, who are they?

Shen Jiaben

Shen Jiaben (1840— 19 13) was an official and jurist in the late Qing dynasty. Zi Chun was born in Xing Wu (now Huzhou, Zhejiang). The main manuscript is (now Beijing) and Shaanxi Division, which is appreciated by Pan Shang, the minister of punishments. In the ninth year of Guangxu (1883), he was a scholar and served as the editor-in-chief of Fengtian (now Shenyang), assistant to the director and manager of the autumn examination office.

In nineteen years, he served as the magistrate of Tianjin. The combination of leniency and severity, kindness and morality have won the praise of the people. After being transferred to Baoding magistrate, he argued according to law and properly handled the incident that the foreign church was destroyed by the transit sergeant. Later, he was promoted to Tong Yong Dao and Shanxi Provincial Judge. Before the trip, the foreign priest falsely accused Shen of contacting the Boxer Rebellion because the claim for land was fruitless, and was searched by the court, but he was not convicted because he could not find evidence.

Since 27 years, he has served as the right assistant minister of the Ministry of Justice and the minister of law revision. He is also the official of Dali Academy and the right assistant minister of the Ministry of Justice. Xuan Tong served as the vice chairman of the Senior Advisory Committee for two years (19 10). The following year, he served as the right assistant minister of the legal department. I specialize in law and collect and sort out ancient Chinese legal materials. He was also ordered to preside over the revision of the law and suggested abolishing the title, beheading and dismembering.

Torture, with the revised "Qing Criminal Law" instead of the "Qing Criminal Law", and studied and used foreign criminal laws for reference, formulated the "Qing Criminal Law" and reformed the criminal law. He is the author of Textual Research on Criminal Officials in Past Dynasties, Textual Research on Criminal Laws in Past Dynasties, Legacy of Chinese Law, Notes on Ming Law, Wen Prison, Summary of Criminal Cases, Textual Research, Textual Research on Similarities and Differences between Ancient and Modern Official Names, etc. Later generations compiled the suicide note of Mr. Shen Jizhou and the pillow tower series, which were handed down from generation to generation.

qian sanqiang

Qian Sanqiang,191310 June 16, was born in Huzhou, Zhejiang. He is the founder of atomic energy science in China, a "two bombs and one satellite" in China, and an academician of China Academy of Sciences. 1932, graduated from Peking University Preparatory College. 1936, graduated from Tsinghua University. 1939, Qian Sanqiang completed his doctoral thesis-collision between alpha particles and protons. 1946 won the Henri Bader prize for microphysics of French Academy of Sciences at the end of the year.

1948, Professor of Physics Department of Tsinghua University, Vice President of China Institute of Modern Physics of China Academy of Sciences and President of Zhejiang University, Vice President and Chairman of Chinese Physical Society, Honorary Chairman of China Nuclear Society and Special Advisor of China Academy of Sciences.

Since the founding of New China, Qian Sanqiang has devoted itself to the development of atomic energy. He used to be the deputy director and director of the Institute of Modern Physics of Chinese Academy of Sciences (later renamed the Institute of Atomic Energy), and 1954 joined the party.

Yang guanghao

Yang Guanghao, a martyr. Xing Wu, a native of Linghu, Zhejiang (Huzhou). He is the Consul General of China in the Philippines and one of the nine martyrs of anti-Japanese diplomacy. 16 years old, admitted to Tsinghua School (predecessor of Tsinghua University). From 65438 to 0920, Tsinghua Academy of Fine Arts sent students to study in the United States and obtained bachelor's, master's and doctor's degrees.

1937 10, consul general of China in Manila. During his tenure, he actively promoted "resisting Japan and saving the country, raising donations and supporting War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression." 1942, 17 In April, Yang Guanghao and other diplomats were shot dead by the Japanese army at the age of 43. I am familiar with his words because he was born in the place where I was born.