Which officials were from Shaanxi during the reign of Qianlong Jiaqing?

Wang Jie Wang Jie, a native of Miaohou Village, Hancheng, was the first scholar in Shaanxi in the Qing Dynasty. In the twenty-sixth year of Qianlong (176 1), Wang Jie was a scholar in the examination, and palace examination ranked third in the examination paper. After reviewing the examination papers, Emperor Qianlong greatly praised Qin Ba as the first scholar in Shaanxi since the founding of the Qing Dynasty. According to records, the imperial examination is a longevity department specially designed to celebrate the seventieth birthday of Empress Dowager Cixi. In this expedition, the first place in palace examination was the famous poet Zhao Yi (from Changzhou, Jiangsu), and Wang ranked third. Gan Long has a good impression of Wang Jie's calligraphy. In addition, Shaanxi people have never won the top prize since the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, while Jiangsu people have won the top prize 29 times in 26 years in Gan Long. It also coincides with the smooth return of Zhao Hui to Xinjiang and the incorporation of the northern and southern Tianshan Mountains into the territory of the Qing Dynasty. Emperor Qianlong was very happy and deliberately changed the ranking of Zhao and Wang. At that time, Wang Jie was 36 years old. Wang Jie was honest and clean, and served as an official in the Qing Dynasty for more than forty years. After he was admitted as the top scholar, he took the post of imperial academy's revision and was promoted repeatedly. After fifty-two years of Qianlong, he joined the cabinet as a university student and a minister of rites. In the fifth year of Jiaqing, he became the cabinet record after Xiao Shenyang. In the eighth year of Jiaqing, 79-year-old Wang Jie resigned and returned home.