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Cai Jingze (about 15 1- 222) was elected as Xiaolian at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and was appointed as the magistrate of Nanyang County.

After abandoning his official position, he returned to his hometown, founded "Duwei Yamu" in Shaogong Island, and ordered Su Ming to rule the territory and become "Anxiang Hou".

Wu Sunquan named him "loyalty" and "auxiliary king".

Ye Yiyuan (about 600-645) ordered Li Yuan to take charge of military secrets before seizing power. Later, Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong, made an eastward expedition to Korea, which met with stubborn resistance from the North Korean army during the critical period of his campaign. He rode alone into Hanying and was killed by Zhong You.

Emperor Taizong mourned for his lack of food, and wrote a letter to set up a shrine in his place of residence, eulogizing "Wuyi".

Wuhou named it "loyalty".

Zhou (1067—— about 1 125) was the pioneer of Yongjia school.

Xu Jingheng (1072— 1 128) is an important inheritor of the theory of loyalty, righteousness and yongjia in the Northern Song Dynasty.

Chen Fuliang (1 137— 1203) was a famous thinker in the Southern Song Dynasty.

Wang Zhizhong (about1140-1207) was a famous acupuncturist in the Southern Song Dynasty.

Cai Youxue (1154—1217) was a famous patriotic minister in the Song Dynasty.

Ye Shi (1150-1223) was a famous thinker and politician in the Southern Song Dynasty.

Cao Qian [bρ n] (1170-1249) was a patriotic poet in the Southern Song Dynasty.

Gao Zecheng (about 1305—— about 1359) was a famous opera writer and world cultural celebrity at the end of Yuan Dynasty.

Chen Zeweng (1232- 1296) was the deputy envoy of Guangdong in the late Southern Song Dynasty. After the death of the Southern Song Dynasty 1296, he did not become an official in the Yuan Dynasty, so he returned to Bai Shu, the former residence of Rui 'an, and was born in Bai Shu Village, Ting Lane, Rui 'an.

In the Southern Song Dynasty, Xian Chun tried to become a pedant. During the reign of Bao You, he successfully became a macro poet and went to Guangdong as an assistant envoy. His collection of poems is called Canglangxing, and there are nine existing poems.

Zhuo Jing (? -1402) officials to the assistant minister of family affairs.

Ming Hongwu won the second place of the year.

Honest, good at theory, once secretly built Wendi Zhu Yunwen, saying that Judy, the prince, was brilliant, and suggested moving the prince to Nanchang for control.

After the war in Jingnan, he was killed and wiped out the three clans.

Han Wei (1385 ——1445), a native of Sichuan Daocha, was born in Bashui, Luonan, Ruian City.

Their ancestors moved from Fujian Hongan (now Fuding) to Luonan during the Han and Chongqing Five Dynasties, and called their land Tian Han and Shang Han.

Until the early Ming Dynasty, the descendants of Han moved to Bashui and gave birth.

Jiang Ligang (1444— 1499) was a famous calligrapher in Ming Dynasty.

Shao Qing, a former Zhongshu Sheren and Taibu Temple.

Sun Yirang (1841-1908), a master of Chinese studies in the late Qing Dynasty, is also known as "the temple of three hundred years" because of his simple academic research.

Qiu Chen (1851-1904) was a famous reformist thinker in modern times.

He is an accomplished TCM practitioner and the founder of Li Ji Medical Hall, the earliest modern TCM school in China.

Huang (1854— 1907) was a famous educator in the late Qing Dynasty.

Chen (1859— 19 17), an educator and historian, was a member of parliament and president of the Shanghai World Religious Association. He was the first to set up a course on the history of China's philosophy in Peking University, with Duan bearing the brunt. Famous scholars Ma Xulun, Feng Youlan and others all came from his school.

Jin Rongxuan (1887— 1967) is a famous educator in southern Zhejiang.

Zhou Yutong (1898— 198 1) is a historian and educator.

Xu Xuan (1876— 1934), an agronomist, was the founder of modern agriculture in China.

Zeng Province (1899— 1968) is an agricultural entomologist and a pioneer in biological pest control.

Zeng Mian (1901-1988), a gardener and citrus expert, is one of the founders of citrus science in China.

Documentalist Dai Jiaxiang (1906-1998) is "the first person to study bronze inscriptions in China", and his dictionary of bronze inscriptions is the representative work of contemporary bronze inscriptions in China.

Zeng (1917-1999) is the designer of the flag.

Miao (19 14—2005), an ophthalmologist, was a pioneer of optometry in China, who invented the logarithmic visual acuity chart and the five-point recording method.

Miao (1908—2009) is a musician and the founder of China's basic theory of law.

Wu Xianwen (1900— 1985) is an academician of China Academy of Sciences, a zoologist and one of the founders of aquatic biology in China.

Chen Zhaofu is a leading figure in the study of rock paintings in China.

Wu is an academician of China Academy of Sciences and an atmospheric scientist.

Son Ye Jin, an academician of China Academy of Sciences, is a celestial mechanic.

Fang Guo Hong is an academician of China Academy of Engineering, a physical oceanographer and one of the main pioneers of ocean tides in China.

Li Yumeng (1891-1961), a pioneer of modern machinery industry in southern Zhejiang, invented the first cotton elastic machine in China.

Zheng Jianxi (190 1- 1958) is a pianist.

Zou Mengchan (1905— 1986) is a calligrapher.

Huang Zongluo, a dramatic actor.

Tenor Jiang Jiaqiang, who is good at singing China's ancient poems, is known as "the first person to sing China's ancient poems".

Young tenor Zhang.