Who are the celebrities and celebrities named Mo? 1 Moye: A native of Wu during the Spring and Autumn Period. The King of Wu ordered his generals to forge swords, but the iron would not go down, so his wife Moye asked: "What should I do if the iron does not go down?" The generals replied: "The ancient swordsmith Ou Ye was making swords, but the iron was not going down, so he asked a woman to be the god of the furnace. It was successful soon." When Mo Xie reached this point, he immediately jumped into the fire, and the iron juice flowed out, so he forged two sharp swords. The male is called Ganjiang and the female is called Moye. Later generations often use Ganjiang and Moxie to describe sharp and exquisite swords.
2 Mo Xiu Fu: A literati from the Tang Dynasty. In the second year of Guanghua, he was appointed as the governor of Rongzhou. "Guilin Customs" written by him is of great cultural value and his literary talent is also very good. A masterpiece handed down from generation to generation.
3 Mo Shijuan: A native of Pingnan, Guangxi in the Qing Dynasty. He joined the Taiping Army and became the Minister of the Ministry of Punishment in the sixth year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty. In the 11th year of Xianfeng's reign, he was promoted to the loyal Wu Tianjiang in front of the Wangzong Palace of the founding dynasty and served as the commander-in-chief of the feudal town. He once handled foreign affairs and was later named King Bu. In the third year of Tongzhi, he discovered that Li Xiucheng's uncle-in-law Song Yongqi was plotting a rebellion in Tianjing and secretly colluding with the governor of Zhejiang Zeng Guoquan. So he accused Li Xiucheng face to face and led the army to capture and arrest Song Yongqi from Prince Zhong's Mansion. After the fall of Tianjing, he returned to his hometown Pingnan. He was 70 years old when he died.
4 Mo Rongxin: named Richu, a native of Guiping, Guangxi, a descendant of Mo Xuanqing's great-grandson Mo Pingmi, and a martial artist. In his early years, he followed Lu Rongting in Wuzhou and served as the brigade commander of the second brigade of the Guangxi First Division. In the fourth year of the Republic of China (1915), he served as the garrison envoy of Guiping. In the fifth year of the Republic of China, he participated in the War to Protect the Country and was promoted to commander of the Third Army. Later he was transferred to Guanghui Town, Guangdong Province. In the sixth year of the Republic of China, he served as the governor of Guangdong. Later he participated in the Guardian War and served as the Acting President of the Guardian Army and Minister of War. In the ninth year of the Republic of China, he was expelled by Chen Jiongliang and defeated back to Guangxi.
5 Mo Jin: A native of Yongle, Rongshui, Guangxi. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1938 and later served as secretary of the Rongxian Branch of the Communist Party of China, deputy secretary of the Rongxian Special Branch, political instructor of the Anti-Japanese Advance Team, secretary of the Working Committee of the *** Guizhou-Guizhou Border Region, and political commissar and commander of the People's Protection Corps of the Guangxi-Guizhou Border Region. Member, political commissar and commander of the Liubei Corps of the Chinese People's Communist Party. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as deputy commissioner of the Liuzhou Administration, deputy director of the United Front Work Department of the autonomous region, and deputy director of the Metallurgical Bureau of the autonomous region.
6 Mo Han: General Zuo of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Emperor Mu appreciated his talents very much and often asked him to participate in discussing military secrets and national affairs. Later he was granted the title of Marquis of Guanzhong.
7 Mo Cong: An official in the Song Dynasty, named Shufang. Benevolence and people. He has served as an official in Ming and Fu states. His conduct is quite noble and he teaches his children well. He had five sons, Yuanzhong, Ruohui, Sizhi, Ruozhuo and Ruochong, all of whom were admitted to the imperial examination. At that time, people compared them to the "Five Treasures of Yanshan".
8 Mo Youzhi: During the Qing Dynasty, Daoguang Juren was a native of Dushan. When he was young, he loved to read and mastered Cang Ya's old teachings on the system of six arts and famous objects, as well as the epigraphy and stone bibliography. He was good at poetry, and his calligraphy was also very good. He was as famous as Zheng Zhen of Zunyi at that time, and was known as "Zheng Mo" at that time. His works include: "A Study of Sound and Rhyme", "Zunyi Fu Zhi", "Guoting Sui", and "Tang Benshuo Wen Mu Bu Qian Yi".
9 Mo Shilong: A painter of the Ming Dynasty, courtesy name Yunqing, from Huating. Later, the name was changed to Tinghan, Qiushui, and Houming. I can write poems and poems at the age of ten. He is good at calligraphy and painting, and has written "Shi Xiuzhai Collection", "Painting Theory" and so on.
10 Mo Yan: Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature.
11 Mo Huilan: A famous member of my country’s gymnastics team, now retired. His "front somersault over the bar" action on the uneven bars was called the "next century" action by the International Sports Federation and was named the "Mo style somersault".
12 Karen Mok: Hong Kong female singer.
Who are the celebrities named Mo in history? Mo Xie: A native of Wu during the Spring and Autumn Period. The King of Wu ordered his generals to forge swords, but the iron wouldn't drop, so his wife Moye asked, "What should I do if the iron doesn't drop?" The general replied, "The ancient swordsmith Ou Ye was making swords, but the iron didn't drop, so he asked a woman to serve as the god of the furnace. It was successful soon." When Moye heard this, he immediately jumped into the fire, and the iron juice flowed out, so he forged two sharp swords. The male is called Ganjiang and the female is called Moye.
Later generations often use Ganjiang and Moxie to describe sharp and exquisite swords.
Mo Han: General Zuo of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Emperor Mu appreciated his talents very much and often asked him to participate in discussing military secrets and national affairs. Later he was granted the title of Marquis of Guanzhong.
Mo Yun: Mo Hansun, minister of the Northern Wei Dynasty. My elder brother, Mo Yun, was fond of learning and good at shooting. During the reign of Emperor Wu, he was given the title of Marquis of Guannei. During the reign of Emperor Taiwu, he was promoted to Duke Anding due to his meritorious service and moved to Zhenxi as the Great General.
Mo Title: Mo Hansun, Mo Yun's younger brother, was given the title of Marquis of Dongwan for his merit during the reign of Emperor Daowu. He was convicted of disrespecting the banquet and was deposed as the prefect of Jiyang. Later he was ordered to supervise the construction of Pingcheng. If you become lazy for a long time, you will be punished with death.
Mo Cong: An official in the Song Dynasty, named Shufang. Benevolence and people. He has served as an official in Ming and Fu states. His conduct is quite noble and he teaches his children well. He had five sons, Yuanzhong, Ruohui, Sizhi, Ruozhuo and Ruochong, all of whom were admitted to the imperial examination. At that time, people compared them to the "Five Treasures of Yanshan".
Mo Meng: Huzhou native, official and scholar in Song Dynasty. When he was studying in Taixue, he was famous as a scholar in the capital. As for the special department, he became an official, from the county magistrate to the prefect of Tonghua Army. The poetry is elegant and graceful. There is "The Collection of Wotuo".
Mo Sheng: A native of Huating, Songjiang Prefecture (now part of Shanghai), he was a calligrapher and painter of the Ming Dynasty. Former Huben left guard experience. Skilled in calligraphy and painting, good at painting fish.
Mo Zang: A native of Haiyan, Zhejiang, with a courtesy calligraphy of Yongxing and the nickname Suxuan, he was a scholar, calligrapher and painter of the Ming Dynasty. He is well versed in classics and history, is good at poetry, and is good at calligraphy and painting. There are "Suxuan Manuscript", "Five-syllable Calligraphy Discrimination" and so on.
Mo Jun: A native of Pingle, Guangxi Province, an official in the Ming Dynasty. He was born in Juren and became a member of the Ministry of Household Affairs in Nanjing. He has been an official for more than 20 years and is known as an honest man.
Mo Jin: A native of Yongle, Rongshui, Guangxi Province. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1938 and later served as secretary of the Rongxian branch of the Communist Party of China, deputy secretary of the Rongxian special branch, political instructor of the Anti-Japanese Advance Team, secretary of the Working Committee of the *** Guizhou-Guizhou Border Region, and political commissar and commander of the People's Protection Corps of the Guangxi-Guizhou Border Region. Member, political commissar and commander of the Liubei Corps of the Chinese People's Communist Party. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as deputy commissioner of the Liuzhou Administration, deputy director of the United Front Work Department of the autonomous region, and deputy director of the Metallurgical Bureau of the autonomous region.
Mo Xiu Fu: A literati from the Tang Dynasty. In the second year of Guanghua, he was appointed as the governor of Rongzhou. "Guilin Customs" written by him is of great cultural value and his literary talent is also very good. A masterpiece handed down from generation to generation.
Mo Xuanqing: courtesy name Zhongjie, nickname Pianyu. A native of Fengkai, Guangdong Province. The first number one pick in Guangdong. His biological father died of illness when he was young, so he and his mother lived with his stepfather. Because his stepfather's family was relatively wealthy, he was able to attend school. It is said that Mo learned to recite poems and write couplets when he was seven years old. At the age of 12, he took part in the imperial examination and became a scholar. He was hailed as a "child prodigy" by the villagers. In the fifth year of Dazhong in the Tang Dynasty (851), 17-year-old Mo Xuanqing went to the capital to take the imperial examination and won the first place in the imperial examination, thus becoming the first number one in the imperial examination in the history of Guangdong and the youngest since the beginning of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Number one scholar. After Mo Xuanqing passed the imperial examination, he was appointed as the editor of Hanlin Academy. Later, he returned to his hometown to visit relatives. Since his mother was unwilling to follow him to settle in the north, Mo wrote to the court requesting that he be reassigned to serve in the south to support his mother. Emperor Wenzong of the Tang Dynasty agreed, and he was reassigned to Taizhou Biejia, Zhejiang Province (deputy position of the governor). He followed his mother and his family to Taizhou to take office, but he died of illness on the way before arriving in Taizhou. Mo Xuanqing's life career is not obvious, and only three and a half poems have survived. However, because he was the first number one scholar in Guangdong history, his legendary deeds and influence still occupy a position that cannot be ignored in the history of Lingnan culture. Respected by future generations.
Mo Junchen: A native of Gui'an, Huzhou (now Huzhou, Zhejiang Province), an official in the Northern Song Dynasty. Jinshi during the reign of Renzong. During the Xining reign of Emperor Shenzong, the Department of Medicine was newly established, and it was the first choice and relied upon by Wang Anshi. There is "Collection of What Yuehe Heard".
Mo Bo F: People from Gui'an, Huzhou (today's Huzhou, Zhejiang Province) rarely have extraordinary ambitions. He retired at the age of fifty and asked famous teachers to teach his son. All three of them were admitted to the imperial examination, and were named "San Mo" at that time. The eldest son Mo Ji later studied in Bo Xue Hong Ci. When he was an official, he was dismissed for opposing his relative Zhang Shuo and later served as Si Nong Shaoqing. The second son, Mo Ji, once served as the governor of the Imperial Academy, but was demoted to the prefect of Huazhou for offending Qin Hui. The third son, Mo Chong, also studied in the Hongci Department of Erxue, and was appointed governor of the Ming Dynasty. He was known as Xunliang.
Mo Ruzhong: A native of Huating, Songjiang Prefecture, an official and scholar in the Ming Dynasty.
During the Jiajing period, he became a Jinshi and served as the chief envoy of Zhejiang Province. Good at cursive calligraphy and poetry. There is "Chonglan Pavilion Collection".
Mo Ruzu: A native of Xinhui, Guangzhou Prefecture, and a minister of the Ming Dynasty. Jinshi during the Jiajing period. ......gt;gt;
Who are the celebrities named Mo in history? No. There is only one third-tier Hong Kong actor named Mok Ka-yao in contemporary times.
Among the unnamed people in history, the most famous one is Mo Xie.
Historical records record that the King of Wu ordered Ganjiang to cast a sword, but the iron was not flowing down, so his wife Moye asked: "What should I do if the iron is not flowing down?" Ganjiang replied: "The ancient swordsmith Ou Ye cast a sword, and the iron was not flowing out. The juice was not enough, so he asked a woman to serve as the furnace god, and it was a success soon." When Moye heard this, he immediately jumped into the fire, and the iron juice flowed out, so he forged two sharp swords. The male is called Ganjiang and the female is called Moye.
Historical celebrities surnamed Mo are Gouhe Shiluo and Feng Kuichengpiao. ——Qing Dynasty? Written by Mo Youzhi. Common couplet for the ancestral hall with the surname Mo. This couplet is an inscribed couplet written by Mo Youzhi, a calligrapher and Daoguang Juren in the Qing Dynasty. Mo Youzhi, named Ziwei, was from Dushan, Guizhou. Bibliographer and calligrapher. Ruimei is astonishing; fierce tigers are hiding behind their traces. ——Anonymous author The general couplet of the ancestral hall with the surname Mo refers to Mo Boxu, a native of Gui'an in the Northern Song Dynasty. He once guarded Wenzhou and later came to know Changzhou. He had a political reputation and saw plum blossoms, nectar, and wheat and golden crops as a sign of auspiciousness. In his later years, he retired to study Buddhism and isolated himself from the world. He wrote "The Dharma of Practicing the Pure Land", "The Meaning of the Avatamsaka Sutra", etc. The guide of Song Renhe, Mo Ruohui, named Ziming, once stayed in Yichun and then went to Yanzhou. Wherever he went, there were many favorable policies. When he was in Yanzhou, a tiger harmed the people. He showed kindness and faith to the people, but the tiger went away because of this. Later, he was promoted to Nanyu, Huguang. Celebrate the golden thread; cast the furnace god. ——Anonymous author The general couplet of the ancestral hall with the surname Mo refers to Mo Xuanqing of the Tang Dynasty. He was the first in the central strategy. He was awarded Taizhou Biejia, and his mother begged to return home and be raised. He was given the name of his hometown Jinyi by imperial edict. In Jinlu Village, there is Mo Zhuangyuan's reading room. The second couplet refers to the Spring and Autumn Period? Moxie Qianjiang's Sword Making Code. The glory is divided into red and purple; the golden thread is celebrated. ——Anonymous author The ancestral hall with the surname Mo has a general couplet referring to Mo Yun of the later Wei Dynasty. He was fond of learning and good at shooting. Xialiandian refers to the Tang Mo Xuanqing Shidian. The number one scholar Shi Ze; the reputation of the historian. ——Anonymous author and title: "Deyintang", the ancestral hall of the Mo family in Dongguan City, Guangdong Province. ⑴ Quanliandian refers to the Tang Dynasty? The exam is called the Five Treasures; the strategy is number one. ——Anonymous author The general couplet of the ancestral hall with the surname Mo refers to Mo Cong, an official in the Song Dynasty, whose courtesy name was Shufang and who was Renhe. The officials of Ming Dynasty and Fuzhou have achieved impressive results. The five sons: Yuan Zhong, Ruo Hui, Si Zhi, Ruo Zhuo, and Ruo Chong all passed the exam. At that time, it was compared to "Five Treasures of Yanshan Mountain." Xia Lian Dian refers to Mo Xuanqing, the courtesy name of Taizhou in the Tang Dynasty, whose courtesy name was Zhongjie and a native of Fengchuan. The first countermeasure of the Great Central Committee was to grant Taizhou a special command, to beg his mother to return home and support him, and to give him the name of his hometown, Jinyi. All three are Jinshi; all are experts in the six arts. ——Anonymous author The general couplet of the ancestral hall with the surname Mo refers to Mo Borong, a famous scholar in the Song Dynasty. He had high ambitions and his three sons, Ji, Ji and Chong, were all promoted to Jinshi. The time is called "Three Mo". The second couplet refers to Mo Youzhi, who was born in Daoguang Judiciary Period in the Qing Dynasty, and whose courtesy name was Ziwei Dushan. Shaoxi gathers memories and learns about Cangya's ancient teachings on the system of six arts and famous objects, as well as the words of epigraphers and stone catalogues. He is particularly good at writing poetry, and is also good at writing Zhen, Xing, Li and Zhuan scripts. He is as famous as Zheng Zhen of Zunyi and was called "Zheng Mo" at that time. There are "Guizhou Poetry Chronicles", "Zunyi Prefecture Chronicles", "Sound and Rhyme Research", "Tang Benshuowenmubujianyi", "Guoting Suilu", and "Luting Poetry Notes". Male and female Moyang sword; its origin is Julutang. ——Anonymous written couplet for the ancestral hall of the surname Mo. This couplet is the "Julu Hall" couplet of the ancestral hall of the Mo family. Laughing at the mountains and lakes as a lonely bet; feasting on the wind and the moon without worrying. ——Li Danruo wrote the general couplet of Mo Clan Ancestral Hall. This couplet is an excerpt of the couplet written by Li Danruo about Shengqi Tower in Mochou Lake, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province. If the pipa can bear fruit, the flutes will bloom all over the city. ——Ming Dynasty calligrapher and painter Mo Shilong's universal couplet for the Mo family's ancestral hall. Mo is Long, named Yunqing, from Huating. Later, he changed his name to Tinghan, Qiushui, and Houming. He was able to write at the age of ten and was good at calligraphy and painting. He has "Shi Xiuzhai Collection" and "Painting Theory". One time, he went to Yuan Fuzheng's house and saw a post on the table with the words "Pipa four pounds" written on it. The two of them laughed together. Then he composed two sentences of a seven-character poem, which said: "If the pipa can bear fruit, the flute will blossom all over the city." People everywhere praised him for his talent. Bamboo shadows and pines convey the joy of Taoism; the fragrance of flowers and the chirping of birds convey the divine meaning.
——Unnamed couplet on the door of "Deyintang", Mo's ancestral hall in Dongguan City, Guangdong Province (2) The ancestor of this ancestral hall, Mo Huaihu, was the head of the Taoist sect in the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, the people of the tribe believe in Taoism, and even the ancestral couplet is full of Taoist flavor. After Mo Huaihu, the 27th ancestor Mo Jinru and the 28th ancestor Mo Zhenzong both served as candidates for Taoism. Among the five Taoist arts, Xingshu, in the Ming and Qing dynasties, the government institutions established the positions of Si Tianjian and Yin and Yang Xueyu. Yin Yang Xuexunshu is a county-level administrator, in charge of astronomy, calendar, mathematics and other matters. He has to work regularly in Si Tianjian, and usually works in Taoist Shangqing Palace and other places. From Mo Zhenyi, the 22nd ancestor of this clan, there are six people who hold the position of Yin and Yang training, which can be said to be the origin of family learning. Among the five Taoist arts, the medical skills were inherited by the 30th generation ancestor Luan H Gong and Guan Qun Gong. Perhaps it was because there were too many cultivators in the Mo family during this period. The people in the Mo family believed in Taoism, so their development was not great. There is also this couplet in the Mo family's ancestral hall in Dushang Village, Wende Township, Yulai Town, Fengkai County, Guangdong Province (the same below). There is fun in the Five Ethics; there are no other articles except the Six Classics - Anonymous title: Danghu Town, Pinghu City, Zhejiang Province The "Chunhui Hall" of Mo's Manor on Jianguo South Road is jointly named Jian Moxie, which is powerful in the world; the Juehou Guanzhong is well-known in China. ——Anonymous title The common couplet of the ancestral hall with the surname Mo refers to Mo Xie, a famous sword-maker in the Spring and Autumn Period. According to legend, he was from the time when King Wu Helu... gt; gt;
Historically, people with the surname Mo Who are the celebrities? Mozart Maupassant
1 Mo Xie: a native of Wu during the Spring and Autumn Period.
2 Mo Xiu Fu: A literati from the Tang Dynasty. "Guilin Customs" is a masterpiece handed down from generation to generation.
3 Mo Shijuan: A native of Pingnan, Guangxi in the Qing Dynasty. He joined the Taiping Army and became the Minister of the Ministry of Punishment in the sixth year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty. In the 11th year of Xianfeng's reign, he was promoted to the loyal Wu Tianjiang in front of Wang Zongdian of the founding dynasty, and was appointed as the commander-in-chief of the feudal town. He once handled foreign affairs and was later named King Bu.
4 Mo Rongxin: courtesy name Richu, a native of Guiping, Guangxi. In his early years, he served as the brigade commander of the second brigade of the first division of Guangxi. In 1915, he served as the garrison envoy of Guiping. Later he was promoted to commander of the Third Army. Later he was transferred to the garrison envoy of Guanghui, Guangdong Province.
5 Mo Jin: A native of Yongle, Rongshui, Guangxi. Later, he served as secretary of the Rongxian branch of the Communist Party of China. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as deputy commissioner of the Liuzhou Administration, deputy director of the United Front Work Department of the autonomous region, and deputy director of the Metallurgical Bureau of the autonomous region.
6 Mo Han: General Zuo of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, later named Guanzhong Hou.
7 Mo Cong: An official in the Song Dynasty, named Shufang. Benevolence and people. He has served as an official in Ming and Fu states. Be of noble character and teach your children well. He has five sons, Judenko. People compare them to the "Five Treasures of Yanshan".
8 Mo Youzhi: Daoguang Juren was a native of Sichuan during the Qing Dynasty. He was good at poetry and calligraphy. He was as famous as Zheng Zhen of Zunyi and was known as "Zheng Mo" at that time.
9 Mo Shilong: A painter of the Ming Dynasty, the author of "Shi Xiuzhai Collection", "Painting Theory", etc.
The deeds of famous historical figures named Mo in modern history. Celebrity name: Moye Year of birth: 1918 Celebrity title: Celebrity country: China Related introduction: Moye, formerly known as Chen Shuyuan, Chen Yuan, pen name Bai Bing, Coconut, Sha Dao, a native of Anxi, was born on December 25, 1918 in Dongxi Township, Chongshan District (now Xibang Village, Jingu Township). Moye was smart and studious since she was a child. When she was 10 years old, she competed with her elder brother in poetry and recited: "The scenery is new in spring. When I walk to the pavilion in the mountains, the pavilion is really clear and clear, and the wind blows the wild flowers." She was hailed as a talented girl by the villagers. Welcome to Famous Quotes Network. In 1932, Moye lived with his father in Gulangyu Island, Xiamen, and studied at Ciqin Girls' Middle School. When she was in school, her essay "My Hometown" was recommended by her Chinese teacher for publication in "Xiamen Daily". This sparked her passion for writing and she began to submit articles to Shanghai's "Women's Monthly", and most of her works were adopted. She was very angry when she saw all the injustices in society at that time, and wrote the poem "Silent Expectation", which foreshadowed that the "gray universe" "will undergo a baptism and rectification." Her Chinese language teacher Chen Haitian discovered her writing talent and radical ideas, and after the "Fujian Revolution" occurred, he organized her and several classmates to establish a ten-day magazine "Mars", and published Moyer's novel "Rickshaw Driver" in the first issue.
The publication was hidden in Moye's house. After her father Chen Zheng saw it, he had a conflict with Moye and the relationship was tense. In the autumn of 1934, with the help of her mother and elder brother, Moyer ran away from home and worked as a proofreader and editor at Shanghai's "Women's Monthly". Later, she served as editor-in-chief for a time. Welcome to Famous Quotes Network. In 1930, the "Women's Library" of Shanghai Women's Bookstore published Moyer's first book "Before Dinner" (a one-act drama), signed by Chen Baibing. "Women's Monthly" also used Moyer's photo on its cover, calling her a "female writer who is good at writing poetry and scripts." While Moyer was in Shanghai, she often had contact with left-wing writer Cai Chusheng and others, went deep into the factory to understand the lives of female workers, and wrote a number of poems, novels, and scripts to promote women's liberation, which were published in Women's Monthly. In November of the same year, she returned to her hometown to visit relatives, organized a women's literacy class in her hometown, and mobilized her elder sister-in-law and second sister-in-law to teach classes to promote women's liberation, equality between men and women, and oppose feudal customs. Welcome to Famous Quotes Network. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War in 1937, Moyer served as editor of the Fifth National Salvation Drama Team led by the Shanghai Underground Party, and devoted himself to anti-Japanese propaganda and refugee relief work. During this period, she wrote the anti-Japanese and national salvation drama "Scholar" and published it in "Xijing Daily". In October of the same year, she arrived in Yan'an and changed her name to Moye. The Fifth Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Drama Troupe was the first literary and artistic group from the enemy-occupied areas and the rear area to Yan'an at that time. It was received and entertained by *** and other *** people. Subsequently, the collective entered the third phase of the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University. Moyer served as the entertainment committee member of the rescue room. Welcome to Famous Quotes Network. In the spring of 1938, Moyer entered the first drama department of Lu Xun Academy of Art to study. Xia, transferred to the Department of Literature. While studying at Luyi, she composed the lyrics "Ode to Yan'an", which was renamed "Ode to Yan'an" by the Central Propaganda Department with her consent, and the music was composed by Zheng Lucheng of the Music Department, which was presented to *** and other ** in the Yan'an Auditorium. *Performance won recognition and praise from ***. As a result, the song "Ode to Yan'an" resounded throughout Yan'an City, spread throughout the anti-Japanese base areas, and even spread to the "Kuomintang-controlled areas" and behind enemy lines, as well as overseas Chinese, becoming a war song that inspired anti-Japanese patriotic enthusiasm. A large number of revolutionary young people sang this song and rushed to Yan'an to join the ranks of resisting Japan and saving the country. "Ode to Yan'an" is still sung today and has become a traditional revolutionary song. Celebrity Quotes Network welcomes you. In the winter of 1938, Moye joined the internship team organized by Luyi, together with writers Sha Ting, He Qifang and others, and followed He Long, commander of the 120th Division of the Eighth Route Army, to the anti-Japanese front line in North China and was assigned to the Political Department's combat drama department. The society serves as a screenwriting teacher. In the spring of 1940, he served as the leader of the drama club's creative team. She is not only engaged in creation, but also participates in the compilation and printing of the frontline publication "Combat Literature and Art". In the same year, she joined the Shanxi-Suiyuan Border Area Federation of Literary and Art Circles on behalf of the army's literary and artistic workers and was elected as a standing director. At the founding meeting of the Federation of Literary and Art Circles, He Long said: "Moye is an outstanding female writer in our 120th Division." From the winter of 1938 to the summer of 1940, in addition to cooperating with Zhang Ke and Liu Xiaowu in the large-scale drama "Harvest", Moye also He also independently created large-scale dramas "Repaying the Blood Debt", "Battle of Qihui", "Flood Disaster", "Ten Thousand Yuan", "Battle of One Hundred Regiments"; one-act dramas "Before the Rebellion" and "Go to the Eighth Route Army"; opera " "Night in a Deserted Village" and so on, as well as a batch of lyrics and dances. Most of the costumes for theater performances were cut and sewn by her. Sometimes she also performs on stage. In a war environment, she always carried a notebook in her pocket, interviewing, recording, and writing diaries anytime and anywhere. The difficulties in the anti-Japanese base areas...gt;gt;
The multiple input method (multiple Chinese character and graphic symbol input method) for foreign celebrities with the character "Mo" can not only input the international standard Universal Code 6 The edition contains more than 76,800 Chinese characters and a large number of graphic symbols, and also comes with 90,000 vocabulary items, including idioms, sayings, idioms, place names, etc. As long as you enter a word or word, a large number of words starting with this word or word will automatically be displayed. For example, enter qn to type the character Mo, and the names you can see are:
Maupassant; Mozart; Morse; Moniuszko.
Who are the celebrities named Mo? Mo Xiaoqi
Mo Shaocong
Which celebrities in history have the surname Mo? Mo Xie: A native of Wu during the Spring and Autumn Period.
The King of Wu ordered his generals to forge swords, but the iron wouldn't drop, so his wife Moye asked, "What should I do if the iron doesn't drop?" The general replied, "The ancient swordsmith Ou Ye was making swords, but the iron didn't drop, so he asked a woman to serve as the god of the furnace. It was successful soon." When Moye heard this, he immediately jumped into the fire, and the iron juice flowed out, so he forged two sharp swords. The male is called Ganjiang and the female is called Moye. Later generations often use Ganjiang and Moxie to describe sharp and exquisite swords.
Mo Han: General Zuo of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Emperor Mu appreciated his talents very much and often asked him to participate in discussing military secrets and national affairs. Later he was granted the title of Marquis of Guanzhong.
Mo Yun: Mo Hansun, minister of the Northern Wei Dynasty. My elder brother, Mo Yun, was fond of learning and good at shooting. During the reign of Emperor Wu, he was given the title of Marquis of Guannei. During the reign of Emperor Taiwu, he was promoted to Duke Anding due to his meritorious service and moved to Zhenxi as the Great General.
Mo Title: Mo Hansun, Mo Yun's younger brother, was given the title of Marquis of Dongwan for his merit during the reign of Emperor Daowu. He was convicted of disrespecting the banquet and was deposed as the prefect of Jiyang. Later he was ordered to supervise the construction of Pingcheng. If you become lazy for a long time, you will be punished with death.
Mo Cong: An official in the Song Dynasty, named Shufang. Benevolence and people. He has served as an official in Ming and Fu states. His conduct is quite noble and he teaches his children well. He had five sons, Yuanzhong, Ruohui, Sizhi, Ruozhuo and Ruochong, all of whom were admitted to the imperial examination. At that time, people compared them to the "Five Treasures of Yanshan".
Mo Meng: Huzhou native, official and scholar in Song Dynasty. When he was studying in Taixue, he was famous as a scholar in the capital. As for the special department, he became an official, from the county magistrate to the prefect of Tonghua Army. The poetry is elegant and graceful. There is "The Collection of Wotuo".
Mo Sheng: A native of Huating, Songjiang Prefecture (now part of Shanghai), he was a calligrapher and painter of the Ming Dynasty. Former Huben left guard experience. Skilled in calligraphy and painting, good at painting fish.
Mo Zang: A native of Haiyan, Zhejiang, with a courtesy calligraphy of Yongxing and the nickname Suxuan, he was a scholar, calligrapher and painter of the Ming Dynasty. He is well versed in classics and history, is good at poetry, and is good at calligraphy and painting. There are "Suxuan Manuscript", "Five-syllable Calligraphy Discrimination" and so on.
Mo Jun: A native of Pingle, Guangxi Province, an official in the Ming Dynasty. He was born in Juren and became a member of the Ministry of Household Affairs in Nanjing. He has been an official for more than 20 years and is known as an honest man.
Mo Jin: A native of Yongle, Rongshui, Guangxi Province. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1938 and later served as secretary of the Rongxian branch of the Communist Party of China, deputy secretary of the Rongxian special branch, political instructor of the Anti-Japanese Advance Team, secretary of the Working Committee of the *** Guizhou-Guizhou Border Region, and political commissar and commander of the People's Protection Corps of the Guangxi-Guizhou Border Region. Member, political commissar and commander of the Liubei Corps of the Chinese People's Communist Party. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as deputy commissioner of the Liuzhou Administration, deputy director of the United Front Work Department of the autonomous region, and deputy director of the Metallurgical Bureau of the autonomous region.
Mo Xiu Fu: A literati from the Tang Dynasty. In the second year of Guanghua, he was appointed as the governor of Rongzhou. "Guilin Customs" written by him is of great cultural value and his literary talent is also very good. A masterpiece handed down from generation to generation.
Mo Xuanqing: courtesy name Zhongjie, nickname Pianyu. A native of Fengkai, Guangdong Province. The first number one pick in Guangdong. His biological father died of illness when he was young, so he and his mother lived with his stepfather. Because his stepfather's family was relatively wealthy, he was able to attend school. It is said that Mo learned to recite poems and write couplets when he was seven years old. At the age of 12, he took part in the imperial examination and became a scholar. He was hailed as a "child prodigy" by the villagers. In the fifth year of Dazhong in the Tang Dynasty (851), 17-year-old Mo Xuanqing went to the capital to take the imperial examination and won the first place in the imperial examination, thus becoming the first number one in the imperial examination in the history of Guangdong and the youngest since the beginning of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Number one scholar. After Mo Xuanqing passed the imperial examination, he was appointed as the editor of Hanlin Academy. Later, he returned to his hometown to visit relatives. Since his mother was unwilling to follow him to settle in the north, Mo wrote to the court requesting that he be reassigned to serve in the south to support his mother. Emperor Wenzong of the Tang Dynasty agreed, and he was reassigned to Taizhou Biejia, Zhejiang Province (deputy position of the governor). He followed his mother and his family to Taizhou to take office, but he died of illness on the way before arriving in Taizhou. Mo Xuanqing's life career is not obvious, and only three and a half poems have survived. However, because he was the first number one scholar in Guangdong history, his legendary deeds and influence still occupy a position that cannot be ignored in the history of Lingnan culture. Respected by future generations.
Mo Junchen: A native of Gui'an, Huzhou (now Huzhou, Zhejiang Province), an official in the Northern Song Dynasty. Jinshi during the reign of Renzong. During the Xining reign of Emperor Shenzong, the Department of Medicine was newly established, and it was the first choice and relied upon by Wang Anshi. There is "Collection of What Yuehe Heard".
Mo Bo F: People from Gui'an, Huzhou (today's Huzhou, Zhejiang Province) rarely have extraordinary ambitions. He retired at the age of fifty and asked famous teachers to teach his son. All three of them were admitted to the imperial examination, and were named "San Mo" at that time.
The eldest son Mo Ji later studied in Bo Xue Hong Ci. When he was an official, he was dismissed for opposing his relative Zhang Shuo and later served as Si Nong Shaoqing. The second son, Mo Ji, once served as the governor of the Imperial Academy, but was demoted to the prefect of Huazhou for offending Qin Hui. The third son, Mo Chong, also studied in the Hongci Department of Erxue, and was appointed governor of the Ming Dynasty. He was known as Xunliang.
Mo Ruzhong: A native of Huating, Songjiang Prefecture, an official and scholar in the Ming Dynasty. During the Jiajing period, he became a Jinshi and served as the chief envoy of Zhejiang Province. Good at cursive calligraphy and poetry. There is "Chonglan Pavilion Collection".
Mo Ruzu: A native of Xinhui, Guangzhou Prefecture, and a minister of the Ming Dynasty. Jinshi during the Jiajing period. ......gt;gt;