Shuixiang Mo

The courtesy name is Yu Chen. A native of Guo County, Zhejiang Province in the Ming Dynasty. Wanli Jinshi, awarded the title of magistrate of Ningguo. Later, he was transferred to Danyang as an official. He was honest in government and had a strong sense of responsibility. There were many disasters in the area. He worked hard to provide disaster relief and became ill from overwork. He vomited blood and died. People regretted it very much.

Shui Jiayin

His courtesy name is Qiming. He is a native of Mozi, a Jinshi of Tianqi, and a minister of the Ministry of Rites. Proficient in allusions and the art of war, he was promoted to Jianning Military Preparation Councilor. He was ordered to put down the rebellion in the White Lotus Sect and captured the leader Wang Sen alive. He was also ordered to pacify the Guangdong bandits, and with overwhelming momentum, more than 60 groups of bandits were eliminated. Later, he moved to the left and returned to hermitage. Juzhang died. In order to commemorate his merits, later generations built the Shuidu Temple in Jizhou.

Shui Sumin

A well-known upright official in the Ming Dynasty, a native of Wuxi, who once served as the magistrate of Shaowu County, was honest, upright, and well-organized in government.

Shui Tiantong

Born in Lanzhou City, Gansu Province in 1909, he entered Tsinghua University in 1923 and went to the United States to study in the autumn of 1929. He first entered the third grade of Oberlin College (Ohio) in the United States. , and later took "Medieval Latin" as an elective at Cornell University in 1930. From 1931 to 1933, he was a graduate student at Harvard University, specializing in British medieval literature and studying comparative mythology part-time. He received a master's degree from Harvard University.

Shui Xiangyun

Also known as Liping. A native of Guo County, Zhejiang Province. Graduated from the Law Department of China Public School. In the 13th year of the Republic of China (1924), he was admitted to the Shanghai Postal Administration. He successively served as a standing committee member of the Shanghai Postal Union, an executive member and secretary-general of the Shanghai Federation of Trade Unions, a director of the National Postal Union and the China Labor Association. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he organized the Chinese Workers' Anti-Japanese War Federation in Wuhan in the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938). . He later served as the executive director and secretary-general of the China Labor Association, and the standing committee member of the All-China Postal Union. In the 36th year of the Republic of China (1947), he was elected as a representative of the National Assembly for the Implementation of the Constitution. The following year, he was elected as a member of the Presidium of the First National Congress. Secretary of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions served as executive director and secretary-general of the "Free China Labor League", member of the "Design Committee of the Executive Yuan", and member of the "Design Committee of the Ministry of Transport". In 1952, he served as executive director and secretary-general of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions. In 1973, he served as chairman of the "National Federation of Postal Unions" and later as executive director of the "All-China Federation of Trade Unions" and a representative of the "National Congress". Member of the "Recover the Continent Design and Research Committee" and deputy chairman of the "National Vocational Training Fund Supervision Committee". Member of the Supervisory Committee of the Fujian and Taiwan Labor Insurance Bureau, executive director of the Industrial Safety and Health Association, and chairman of the Taipei Shui Clan Association. He is the author of "A Study on the Origin of the Surname Shui and the Joint Clan Relationship between the Two Surnames Zeng and Qiu".

Shui Junyi (September 20, 1963 -),

Born in Lanzhou City, Gansu Province, is a reporter and host of the China Central Television News Channel. He serves as a reporter, editor, and host of the columns "Oriental Time and Space", "Focus Interview", and "Global Vision". Currently serving as the host of programs such as "International Observation" and "High-end Interview" on CCTV News Channel; he has won many awards.