Historical celebrities in Dai County

Ancient chapters (Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors to the Qing Dynasty):

1: Tan Luan: a native of Dai County, an eminent monk in the Northern and Southern Dynasties and the Northern Wei Dynasty, a member of the Pure Land Sect The founder was named "Shen Luan" by Emperor Xiaojing of Wei Dynasty and "Bodhisattva of the Flesh" by Emperor Wu of Liang Dynasty. He became a monk in Mount Wutai at the age of 14. He recited and read scriptures all year round. Due to overwork in studying and annotating the Mahayana Sutra, he became ill from overwork, so he stopped writing and traveled around famous mountains and visited famous teachers. Arriving in the south of Liang Dynasty, he was warmly entertained by Emperor Wu of Liang Dynasty and met the famous scholar Tao Hongjing. Later he arrived in Wei Dynasty and entered Luoyang, where he met the great Indian master Bodhiliuzhi and received the "Avalokitesvara" teaching. Practicing medicine and treating diseases. The King of Wei respected him very much and respected him as Master Shenluan. He also ordered him to live in Bingzhou Temple and in his later years he lived in Xuanzhong Temple (in today's Jiaocheng County, Shanxi Province). Because he often went to Yinju disciples in Jieshan to preach scriptures, this place was later called Luangongyan. He is the author of 2 volumes of "Annotations on the Theory of Rebirth", 1 volume of "A Brief Discussion on the Meaning of the Pure Land of Peace and Happiness", 3 volumes of "Miscellaneous Pills for Treating All Diseases", etc. Tan Luan developed the Pure Land Sect and occupied an important position in the history of Buddhism. 2: Zhou Xuzhi (376~423), a hermit in the Southern Dynasties. The word Dao Si. His ancestral home is Dai County. When the Xiongnu, Xianbei, Jie, Di and Qiang entered the Central Plains, the Jin Dynasty moved south. Zhou Xuzhi's ancestors crossed the Yangtze River south and settled in Jianchang County, Yuzhang (now Jianchang County, Jiangxi Province). When he was 12 years old, he was taught by Fan Ning, the prefect of Yuzhang. He studied hard for several years, mastered the Five Classics, and became famous in his sect. Later, he went to Lushan and became a disciple of Huiyuan, the founder of the Pure Land Sect of Buddhism. Together with Liu Yimin and Tao Yuanming at that time, they all lived in seclusion and were not official, and they were known as the "Three Hermits of Dangyang". Liu Yi and Liu Yu invited him to come down several times with high-ranking officials and generous salaries, but he refused. After Liu Yu became emperor (Emperor Wu of the Song Dynasty of the Southern Dynasty), he respected his talents, set up a school outside Dongguo to recruit disciples, invited them to give lectures, and visited the school several times to ask for courtesy. Later, he suffered from wind paralysis and moved to Zhongshan. He is the author of 1 volume of "Annotations on Mourning Clothes", 1 volume of "Annotations on Mao's Poems by Zhou Shi", "Annotations on Ji Kang Gaoshi's Biography", "Annotations on Gongyang's Biography", etc. 3: Yang Yichen (?-617), a general in the late Sui Dynasty. A native of the late Sui Dynasty (now Dai County, Shanxi Province, southwest of Fanzhi County). His original surname was Wei Chi, and he was later given the surname Yang. He was a general in the late Sui Dynasty. He inherited his father's title and paid homage to Shaanxi Province. 4: Ma Sanbao, whose birth and death dates are to be determined, was born in Daizhou, a famous general in the early Tang Dynasty, and a boy of Chai Shao's family. He helped Princess Pingyang subdue several rebel armies. Later, he became General Zuo Xiaowei and Xinxing County Duke. He was called Wei Qing of the Tang Dynasty. He is intelligent and intelligent, and was adopted as a family boy by Chai Shao when he was young. Chai Shao married Li Yuan's daughter. In the fourteenth year of the Sui Dynasty (618), Li Yuan launched an army in Taiyuan to rebel against the Sui Dynasty. Chai Shao followed him, and Ma Sanbao protected Chai Shao's wife from the rebellion. At that time, the world was in chaos and heroes were everywhere. Ma Sanbao took control of the heroes and had tens of thousands of soldiers, making himself the general manager. Later, he followed the King of Qin Li Shimin into Chang'an and defeated Liu Bazhen, a minority separatist force. He and Chai Shao attacked Tuyuhun in Minshan (in today's Gansu Province), beheaded its leader, captured thousands of people, and granted the title of Xinxing county man for his merit. In the early years of Zhenguan, he was awarded the title of General Zuo Xiaowei and became a Duke. He was given the posthumous title of "Zhong" and was buried at Hengchong Bridge in Nanxiaochang, Daizhou. 5: An Yuanxin, courtesy name Ziyan, was born in Daibei (now Dai County, Shanxi) during the Tang and Five Dynasties. He was born in the third year of Xiantong (862) of Yizong of the Tang Dynasty and died in the third year of Qingtai (936) of the Tang Dynasty after the Five Dynasties. An Yuanxin was born as a general, and he learned riding and shooting since he was a child. He served Li Keyong, a powerful vassal in the late Tang Dynasty, and followed Li Keyong to suppress the Huangchao uprising. 6: Tian Qi, a native of Yanmen (now Dai County, Shanxi Province) [Tang Dynasty]. Grandson of Tokuhira. Official of Runan Prefecture. Gongshu and eight-point seal and regular script are all excellent. He wrote on the temple tablets of Wenhou of the Tang and Wei dynasties. He was good at painting figures and had pictures of Hong Yazi's orange technique. Also good at carrying the back. It is particularly wonderful to have Sun Qiwu. "Records of Famous Paintings of the Past Dynasties", "Tang Calligraphy Art and Literature Chronicles", "Pictures and Painting Treasures", "Mochi Bian", "Shu Shu Fu Annotation". 7: Shi Jiantang, born in the second year of Qianfu in the Tang Dynasty (875) and died in the first year of Liang Longde (921), named Guobao, was born in Shatuo, Yanmen County (now Daixian County, Shanxi), and was a general of the Later Tang Dynasty in the Five Dynasties. His father I respect the history of the white-robed general. Shi Jiantang served in the army under the influence of his father. Under Li Keyong's care and during the battle, he gradually emerged and gained recognition. Since Shi Jiantang had to take the lead in every battle, he soon became a famous general who had repeatedly made military exploits and was both wise and brave. The world calls him "Historical Pioneer". Baibaiyan in Dai County

8: Li Chengsi was born in the seventh year of Xiantong (866) of Emperor Yizong of the Tang Dynasty and died in the sixth year of Zhenming (920), the last emperor of the Later Liang Dynasty. He lived in Yanmen, Daizhou (today's A native of Dai County, Shanxi Province, he was a famous general in Hedong Town in the late Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties. 9: Li Keyong and the Thirteen Taibao were members of the Shatuo tribe. They had guarded the border for generations in the Tang Dynasty. They were born in Shenwuchuan Xincheng (now Yingxian County). Their real surname was Zhu Xie. Because of his father's military exploits, he was given the surname Li. During the Huangchao Uprising, Li Keyong organized the "Ya'er Army" King Qin in Daizhou and made his first contribution. He was successively named the governor of Hedong, the king of Longxi County, and the king of Jin. He gradually became an overlord in the troubled times of the late Tang Dynasty. Because he raised an army in Daizhou, he was buried in Daizhou after his death, and his tomb is in Qilipu Village, Dai County. Later, his son Cunxu destroyed Liang and proclaimed himself emperor. He was known as the Later Tang Dynasty in history. He was named Emperor Taizu Wu by Li Keyong. "Thirteen Taibao" is a term that often appears in old novels. It originally referred to Li Cunxiao's thirteen adopted sons (Li Cunxu was the biological son). Among them, Li Cunxiao, a native of Daizhou, was originally named An Jingsi. There are many folklores and operas about him. In the novel, he is a character who can rival Li Yuanba. There are such stories as Cunxiao fighting tigers, seizing eight villages in the day, and robbing three villages at night. Guan Hanqing also wrote "Crying to Preserve Filial Piety" and other legends about Guan and Eighteen Riders capturing Chang'an. This is the only imperial home in Dai County. 10: Guo Chongtao, a native of Daizhou, was a general of the Later Tang Dynasty in the Five Dynasties. He had made great contributions to the Li family and his son. He was appointed by Zhuang Zong Li Cunxu as Minister of War and Privy Envoy. Later, he was unjustly killed by Zhuang Zong because of his integrity and uprightness, which offended the eunuch.

11: Zhang Jingda, a native of Daizhou, a general of the Later Tang Dynasty in the Five Dynasties. During the late Tang Dynasty, Shi Jingtang rebelled against the Tang Dynasty in Taiyuan. The last emperor appointed Zhang Jingda as an envoy to attack Taiyuan from all sides and besieged Taiyuan. Shi Jingtang colluded with the Khitan, and Zhang Jingtang was defeated and killed. 12: Shi Yan, whose birth date is unknown, died in the second year of Zhenming in Houliang (916), and was a native of Daizhou (now Daixian County, Shanxi) in the Five Dynasties. There were two masters, Li Keyong, King of Jin, and Yang Xingmi, King of Wu. 13: Kang Yanxiao (?-926), a native of Dai County, Shanxi Province, was a general of the Later Tang Dynasty during the Five Dynasties. He was given the name Li Shaochen and played an outstanding role in the battle to destroy the former Shu. 14: Shi Kuangyi, born in the second year of Jingfu in the Tang Dynasty (893) and died in the first year of Xiande in the Later Zhou Dynasty (954), named Jimei, was born in Daijun (now Daixian, Shanxi) in the Five Dynasties. His real name was Shi Kuangyi. Because he violated the taboo of Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin, when Xue Juzheng of the Song Dynasty was revising his history, he changed his name to Shi Yi. He served in the Later Tang, Later Jin, Later Han, and later Zhou Dynasties. 15: Shi Kuanghan, born in the second year of Tianfu in the Tang Dynasty (902) and died in the sixth year of Tianfu in the Later Zhou Dynasty (941), named Yuanfu, was a native of Yanmen (now Dai County, Shanxi) in the Five Dynasties. Afterwards, he lived in the Tang and Jin Dynasties, and the Five Dynasties Famous general. Shi Kuanghan came from a general family, his father Shi Jiantang was a fierce general in the Later Tang Dynasty, and his brother Shi Kuangyi was also a famous general in the Five Dynasties. 16: Sadura (1272~1355) poet of the Yuan Dynasty. The courtesy name is Tianxi and the name is Zhizhai. Dai County native. Originally a member of the Shiman clan, his grandfather and father guarded Yundai as Shixun, so they settled in Yanmen. He studied Han culture assiduously since childhood, was good at poetry and painting, and was good at calligraphy. He was famous when he was young. However, due to the abolition of the imperial examination in the early Yuan Dynasty, he was unable to enter an official career. Later, his family was in decline, and he was in the predicament of "the family had no land and no savings", and had to run for a living.

In the sixth year of Dade (1302), he traveled to Wu, Chu and other places to do business. Because he was not familiar with this business, his business suffered losses. In the tenth year of Dade (1306), he abandoned business and returned home. He made friends with poets and his creative skills improved day by day. In the second year of Huangqing's reign (1313), the imperial examination was resumed, and in the fourth year of Taiding's reign (1327), he passed the top three imperial examinations. He successively served as the secretary of the record of Jingkou (Zhenjiang), Dalu Huachi, the censor of Jiangnan Province, the director of the Yannan and Hebei Province Suzheng Lianfang Department, the governor of the Suzheng Lianfang Department of the Fujian Province, and the Yingfeng of the Hanlin Academy of National History. He has experience in writing, doctor in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces, censor in Jiangnan province, and an honest visiting envoy in Jiangbei Province in Huaixi Province. During his tenure, he enforced the law impartially, worked diligently and loved the people, was honest and capable, and was praised by his elders. He wrote many poems in his life, and his "poetry talent was clear and beautiful, and his reputation was unparalleled for a time", and he dominated the poetry circle of the Yuan Dynasty. He had infinite deep affection for the beautiful rivers and mountains of his motherland, and created many landscape poems describing the beautiful scenery in the south of the Yangtze River and the water scenery. The poems contained paintings and contained emotions in the scenery. He had the courage to write about the sufferings of the people and expose the darkness of society. Many poems such as "The Ballad of the Winding Girl", "Datong Station", "Early Hair on the Yellow River", etc., all use a large number of facts he has seen and heard to reflect the sufferings of the people, and use poignant words to describe the sufferings of the people. The style of writing mocks officials and princes at all levels, expressing feelings of concern for the country and the people. During his lifetime, Sadura compiled his many years of poetry into the "Yanmen Collection", and the Minister of Rites wrote a preface to the text, which has been handed down in various engravings. The engraving of his grandson Sa Longguang during the Jiaqing period is more detailed and contains 798 poems. 17: Yang Jimei, also known as Ruxiao and nicknamed Jinquan, was born in Zhenwuwei, Daizhou, Shanxi (in today's Daixian County, Shanxi) during the Ming Dynasty. He was born in the ninth year of Jiajing (1530) and died in the nineteenth year of Wanli (1591). In the early Ming Dynasty, my ancestors guarded the border and raised flags to show their military merits, so they were assigned to Zhenwuwei. 18: Lin Chun, courtesy name Mengyang, was born in Daizhou (now Daixian County, Shanxi Province). In the first year of Jingtai in the Ming Dynasty (1450), he was recommended by his hometown and awarded Ying Tiantong system. He is good at ancient Chinese poetry and calligraphy. Sex is cool and good at reading, and the fonts are fresh and vivid. "An Examination of Characters in Different Provinces". 19: Sun Chuanting, a native of Daizhou, was the Minister of War in the late Ming Dynasty and the governor of Shaanxi and Gansu. He fought against the rebels for a long time. He once captured Gao Yingxiang, the king of Chuang, and died in the battle with Li Zicheng in Tongguan. His tomb is in Dai County. This man is also very famous in his hometown. Because Yanmen Pass has always been a border crossing and has experienced more than 4,000 battles, there are also many celebrities related to the military. Let’s talk about celebrities in the culture of Dai County. 20: Zhang Fengyi, whose birth and death dates are to be determined, was born in the county and was a general in the late Ming Dynasty. In the 41st year of Wanli reign (1613), he was a Jinshi and was awarded the title of head of the household department. He successively served as the deputy envoy of Guangning Military Preparation Road, You Shenzheng, the imperial envoy of You Qiandu, the governor of Liaodong, the minister of the Ministry of War, and the censor of Youdu. In the third year of Chongzhen (1630), Governor Ji Liao Baoning's military affairs, together with Ma Shilong and other generals, fought against the Qing soldiers, recovered four cities, and entered Prince Shaobao and the Minister of War. After the rise of the peasant uprising army such as Li Zicheng, he made many plans and formulated a plan for the Ming court to approach the three rivers (Yellow River, Yangtze River, and Canal) area from the northwest to encircle and suppress the rebel army. After the rebel army was frustrated and entered the mountainous area in northern Hubei, he admonished Chongzhen to intensify the siege and cut off food sources to trap the rebel army. In the ninth year (1636), the Qing troops entered Changping. Emperor Sizong of the Ming Dynasty gave Shang Fangjian to supervise the division to meet the enemy. This delayed the opportunity to fight and reduced the number of officials. He died of illness in September. In July of the eleventh year (1638), he resumed his official position on his previous merits. He is the author of 20 volumes of "Guzhu Shanfang Collection" and 10 volumes of "Shu Zheng Lu". 21: Feng Rujing, Feng Yunxiang, Feng Yunsu and their son: they are all beginners of the Qing Dynasty. Feng Yunxiang and Feng Yunsu were Jinshi in Tongzhong during the Shunzhi Dynasty. Feng Rujing’s birth and death years are yet to be determined. Officials in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The name is Yinxiu and the name is Qiushui. Dai County native. In the first year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (1628), Bagong was granted the title of magistrate of Luanzhou, and three years later he moved to Yongping to be the magistrate. Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty first served as the prefect of Yongping, and later moved to Shaanxi Province as deputy envoy to the inspection and envoy to the south of the Yangtze River. During his tenure in Shaanxi, Gansu and Zhejiang, he participated in suppressing peasant uprisings and ethnic minority uprisings. Later, he resigned and returned home to serve his mother. His mother died seven years later and he went to Beijing before the mourning period ended. He died at the age of 67. Gong Shiwen, author of 16 volumes of "Autumn Water Collection", 21 volumes of "Spring and Autumn Dacheng", and 10 volumes of "Sages and Emperors". Dai County Museum

22: Feng Zhiyi (1825～1866) was a famous figure in the Qing Dynasty.

The courtesy name is Shuzhong, and also the courtesy name is Luchuan. Dai County native. In 1836, Daoguang Bingshen became a Jinshi at the age of 21. He was one of the four talented people in Kyoto at that time. The head of the punishment department, only 21 years old. Later he was promoted to doctor. He is upright and dedicated to learning. At that time, Mei Zengliang, a classical writer, and Zhang Mu, a sinologist, each had their own merits and contended with each other. He traveled between Mei and Zhang, learning from each other's strengths and learning from both. He was especially good at poetry. He sang poems and songs day and night with famous celebrities Dong Wencan and Zou Yichen in Kyoto. He became famous for a while. He later became the magistrate of Luzhou and was transferred to the Lufeng Army to prepare for the road. He was stationed in Shouzhou (today's Shouxian County, Anhui Province). He lived a life of poverty, with simple clothes and shoes, but when he came across a good ancient book or post, he did not hesitate to buy it at a high price. In the fifth year of Tongzhi (1866), he was awarded the Dao of Ningchi, Anhui Province. He died in April of the following year, leaving behind him only four taels of salary and dozens of boxes of books. Thanks to friends' donations, the ancestor's tomb can be buried. The poems and essays left behind were collected by Dong Wencan and published in 6 volumes of "Huishangzhai Poetry Collection", 6 volumes of "Shishizhai Collected Works", and 8 volumes of "Xiyu Shanfang Collection". There are still some official documents that have not been engraved. 23: Feng Guangyu, courtesy name Shuyi, nickname Shuan, was born in Daizhou. In Xinmao of Kangxi, he was promoted to governor of Hunan. There is "Chaimen Laoshu Village Manuscript". 24: Feng Tingcheng, the grandson of Feng Guangyu, was born in the Qianlong Dynasty and served as Taiwan's Taoist envoy. 25: Sun Yan, the year of birth and death is to be determined. Celebrities of the Qing Dynasty. Dai County native. The young man is very talented, writes a thousand words, and is famous among his peers. Because the composition did not adhere to the eight-legged formula, I failed in the examination many times. Elders, relatives and friends persuaded him to abide by the norms and seek fame. He said with emotion: "Articles are used to convey the Tao. I only know how to describe my Tao with my essays, and do not seek to please the examiners with my essays." Later, he decided not to take part in the scientific examination and use his teaching position. Make a living. He has a strong personality and likes to fight against injustice. At that time, Daizhou East Road Camp guarded Luo, wreaking havoc in the countryside and causing public resentment. Sun Yan had long wanted to punish him. At the end of the year to commemorate Confucius, Luo got on his horse as soon as he left the Confucian Temple. Sun Yan suddenly pulled him down and used the wooden stick. He was beaten severely, and pointed to the archways on both sides of the temple gate and asked: "Where is this? It's a small defense, you don't obey the edict, you are so arrogant!" It turned out that the emperor's edict was engraved on the archways on both sides of the Confucian Temple: "Civil and military officials will dismount here. ", to show respect for Confucius, Sun Yan took this as an excuse to teach Luo a lesson. Prefecture official Daotai arrested Sun Yan for assaulting Shangguan; Sun Yan fled the city after learning about it. Soon, Xuezheng came to inspect on behalf of Xuezheng. When the officials were out on inspection, Sun Yan climbed up to the drum tower and beat the drum. The state official sent a messenger to take him to Xuezheng's sedan. He took out the petition from his collar, and Xuezheng laughed after reading it. He said: "Sun Sheng is brave and can fight very well, but using a scholar to defend is a crime." Immediately, Luo was dismissed from his post, and the Daizhou instructor was ordered to beat Sun Yan lightly to settle the case. From then on, Sun Yan became famous in Daizhou. Sun Yangong's calligraphy was strong and vigorous, and his ink remains to this day. 26: Zhang Wenming, the year of birth and death is to be determined. A scholar in the late Qing Dynasty. A native of Wuli Village in Dai County. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, taxes were heavy and farmers were unable to pay them. If they failed to pay by the due date, the government would send officers to press them. These officers took advantage of the opportunity to extort money, arrest people and seize goods, and the villagers had no choice but to pay bribes and gifts to meet their urgent needs. Zhang Wenming hated this very much. One year, he deliberately defaulted on food arrears. When the officers came to his door, he spoke humbly and begged for leniency. He also wrote a payment note and asked the officers to collect it at the store as a bribe. Afterwards, he sued the state officials. And based on the business name's payment of accounts, the Shangguan had no choice but to punish the officials and settle the case, and the people of the state were very happy. At that time, local officials also cleverly used extra taxes to line their own pockets. In the fifteenth year of Guangxu (1889), Zhang Wenming argued with state official Li Guangdou in court many times, regardless of his personal safety. Li Guangdou used his power to suppress others, falsely accusing Zhang Wenming of deceiving people and opposing the court, and wanted to kill Zhang. This incident aroused the indignation of people from all walks of life, and supported Zhang Wenming to file a complaint at the Shanxi Governor's Yamen. At first, the governor protected his subordinates and delayed and pushed the blame. Zhang Wenming was not afraid of the powerful, and filed multiple lawsuits to create public opinion in the society. The governor was afraid of stirring up trouble, so he ordered Yanping Daotai to investigate the case, eliminate the long-standing abuses, and establish concise tax regulations and engrave them in the hall. After that, the exorbitant taxes and miscellaneous taxes were slightly reduced. 27: Cao Quan, the year of birth and death is to be determined. Qing Dynasty boxer. A native of Yukou Village, Dai County. Born during the Xianfeng period. Born in a poor peasant family, he went to the county town at the age of 14 to learn martial arts from Master Jialun and mastered Jialun's skills. Later, he visited famous teachers and learned from each master's strengths. As he became more and more skilled in martial arts, he was appointed as a bodyguard to escort him on his travels. Once, Cao Quan led a convoy to Ningxia to transport grain. He stayed in an inn for the night and was besieged by bandits. The bandit leader claimed that he wanted to have a showdown with Cao Quan. Cao Quan sent someone to send a message that it was not convenient to fight tonight, but he would definitely accompany him tomorrow. The next morning, the convoy set out on the road, and the bandits went back and forth to check, but there was no trace of Cao Quan. The convoy drove for more than 40 miles, but still did not see him coming. Just as he was doubting, he suddenly saw Cao Quan turning over and sitting in the car. When everyone asked about the origin, Cao Quan laughed and said: "I stuck to the floor of the car and followed everyone here." Cao Quan learned martial arts such as Hua Quan, Liuhe Spear, Spring and Autumn Sword, Yangjiao Dao, Panlong Staff, Whip Staff, etc. 28: Pang Xi, the year of birth and death is to be determined. Calligrapher of Qing Dynasty. character. A native of Chitugou, Dai County. After becoming a Jinshi, he entered the Hanlin Academy as a scholar and editor. He went to various provinces many times to preside over the provincial examinations and ensured fair examinations. During his tenure as the prefect of Pingliang, he reduced taxes and recruited the Hezhou Hui rebel army. Gong calligraphy, his characters are strong and round, his skills are profound, and his calligraphy is widely circulated. 29: Feng Wanlin, a native of Daizhou, a female poet in the late Qing Dynasty, once wrote a poem: "The generous singing style embraces the warriors, and the poor young man Han Peng is in vain." Modern times (from the Republic of China to the present): 1. Li Chengchun was born in Dai County, Shanxi Province. In 1937, he joined the Shanxi Youth Anti-Enemy Death Team. Joined the Communist Party of China in 1941. Later, he successively served as the commander of the Military Region Air Force Anti-Artillery Command and the deputy commander of the Military Region Air Force. He is a deputy to the 4th National People's Congress. He was awarded the Medal of Independence and Freedom, Level 3, and the Medal of Liberation, Level 2.

2． Jia Jiumin (1921- ), a native of Dai County, Shanxi Province, served successively as secretary of the Nanping Prefectural Committee of the Communist Party of China, director of the Fujian Provincial Department of Transportation, deputy director of the Provincial Finance and Economics Committee, president of Fuzhou University, deputy governor of Fujian Province, Fujian Province of the Communist Party of China Secretary of the CPC Committee, Vice Chairman of the Fourth CPPCC Fujian Province and Deputy Director of the Standing Committee of the Fifth National People’s Congress. The third secretary of the Fujian Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Communist Party of China, a representative of the Eighth National Congress of the Communist Party of China and a representative of the Sixth National People's Congress. 3． Feng Lingzhi was born in Dai County, Shanxi Province. Graduated from the Chinese Department of Inner Mongolia Normal University in 1959. He has served as a teacher, actor, editor, professional writer of Inner Mongolia Writers Association, and has a first-level literary creation rating. Member of the National Committee of the Chinese Writers Association and vice chairman of the Inner Mongolia Writers Association. Enjoy special allowances from the State Council. 4. Zhang Dingyi (1910--1987) was born in Daizhou (now Dai County), Shanxi. President and deputy minister of Beijing Petroleum Design Institute of the Ministry of Petroleum Industry, consultant of China Petrochemical Corporation. 5. Du Xiangguang, formerly known as Du Hui. A native of Dai County, Shanxi Province. , Director and Deputy Minister of the Department of Industry, Transportation and Finance of the Ministry of Finance. 6. Zhang Guomin, male, Han nationality, born in November 1944, is from Dai County, Shanxi Province, with a college education. ; 2005.01 Deputy Director of the Standing Committee of the People's Congress of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region 7. Zhang Wenbin is from Dai County, Shanxi Province. Deputy Commander of Daqing Oilfield Petroleum Campaign Command, Commander of Shengli Oilfield Petroleum Campaign Command, Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Fuel Chemical Industry, Ministry of Petrochemical Industry, and Ministry of Petroleum Industry, and Advisor to the Ministry of Petroleum Industry 8. Zhang Li is from Dai County, Shanxi Province. Director of the Political and Legal Affairs Office of the Heilongjiang Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China, President of the Higher People’s Court of Heilongjiang Province, Vice Chairman of the Sixth CPPCC Heilongjiang Province 9. Li Xiuqing (1918-1941), female, was born in Dai County, Shanxi Province. In 1939, she joined the Dai County Women's National Salvation Movement Committee and served as an organizing committee member of the County Women's National Salvation Association. Actively organize and mobilize women to participate in anti-Japanese and national salvation activities. He was arrested by the Japanese army in January 1941 and remained unmoved by the enemy's hard and soft tactics. He was killed on February 13 of the same year. He was 23 years old. 10. Gao Fan (1908～1943) revolutionary martyr. Also known as Luo Gang. Dai County native. After 1939, he served as acting county public security director, political commissar of the basic guerrilla army, and minister of enemy engineering. In July 1943, Gao Fan entered the Japanese and puppet stronghold alone. With the cooperation of the inside, he captured the puppet army commander Li Zishi alive, and made more than 100 puppet soldiers join the anti-Japanese army. In order to make the puppet troops in the village stronghold return anyway, Gao Fan entered the stronghold again on September 23. Unexpectedly, Liu Jun, the squad leader of the puppet army, betrayed his trust and reported to the Japanese army. The Japanese army knew that Gao Fan was resourceful and skilled in marksmanship and did not dare to break into Gao Fan's house. He surrounded them while digging holes in the roof. When the roof collapsed, Gao Fan fired several shots. Taking advantage of the enemy's panic, he jumped out of the back window and quickly rushed to the village wall. When he crossed the wall, he was shot by an enemy machine gun and died. 35 years old. In order to commemorate the martyr Gao Fan, later generations renamed Zhaili Village Gaofan Village.

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1. Li Mu, whose birth and death dates are yet to be determined, was one of the four famous generals of the Zhao Kingdom during the Warring States Period. He was a native of Zhao County (now Zhao County, Hebei Province). He once stationed at Yanmen to defend against the Huns for a long time. He was ranked among the top military strategists in ancient China. He often lives in Daizhou and defends against the Huns. In the beginning, whenever the Xiongnu invaded, they would not come out. King Zhao repeatedly urged him to go to war, but Li Mu thought the time was not ripe and refused to obey. King Zhao was furious and replaced him with someone else. After Li Mu left office, Zhao soldiers failed in many battles and there was no peace in the north, so Li Mu was sent to guard the border. Li Mu actively organized the people to develop animal husbandry and recruited more than 100,000 soldiers to prepare for war, which greatly boosted the military strength. One day, the Huns came to harass them again, and the Zhao army pretended to be defeated. The Chanyu drove straight in. Li Mu used an ambush and defeated more than 100,000 Xiongnu cavalry. In 235 BC, Qin attacked Zhao. Zhao appointed Li Mu as its general, defeated the Qin army in Yi'an, and was granted the title of Lord Wu'an for his merits. Later Qin used counterintuitive tactics, bribed Guo Kai of Zhao with a large amount of money, and framed Li Mu for his rebellion, causing him to be beheaded. Three months later, Qin destroyed Zhao. The people in the pass missed Li Mu and built the Jingbian Temple in Yanmen Pass to worship him. The current temple has been destroyed, and only a white marble stele of Li Mu remains. 2． Li Zuoche, the grandson of Li Mu, assisted King Zhao at the end of Qin Dynasty and was named Lord Guangwu (Guangwu is Dai County). There is a famous saying that "a wise man will make a mistake after thinking a lot, and a fool will gain something after thinking a lot." Han Xin valued the outstanding military theorist very much, but it was a pity that he did not have the opportunity to show it. 3． Fusu, Mengtian, Yanmenguan, Mengyi Dai County

Fusu, the eldest son of the First Emperor of Qin; Meng Tian, ??a general of the Qin State. Legend has it that he once built the Great Wall in Dai County. Later, they were ordered to die by Zhao Gao and Li Si. There is a river in my hometown named Shazi River to commemorate Fusu, and the place where Mengtian committed suicide was called Mengshu. Later it gradually evolved into Menwang, and now it is the two villages of Shangmenwang and Xiamenwang. However, according to historical records, Fusu and Mengtian should have built the Great Wall in Shangjun (now Yulin, Shaanxi), while Mengtian's younger brother Meng Yi was imprisoned in Daixian and later killed. (He is the protagonist of "Myth") 3. Li Guang, a flying general, had been stationed at Yanmen to guard against the Huns for a long time, and he attacked the Huns from Yanmen Pass several times. 4. Qianzhao was a general of Wei during the Three Kingdoms period. He was a native of Wuyi, Hebei Province. He served as the prefect of Yanmen and guarded Yanmen for twelve years. He once defeated Xianbei and was named the Marquis of Guannei. 5. Huiyuan: An eminent monk of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the founder of the Pure Land Sect in my country. Founder of Lushan White Lotus Society. Yanmenlou Fanning (there are different opinions on where Loufan is today, the more reliable one is Yuanping), once taught and preached at Baibaiyan Temple in Dai County. 6. Xue Rengui, the White-robed Divine Arrow, this iconic figure also served as the governor of Daizhou, and during his tenure he defeated the Turks.

7． Yang Ye and the generals of the Yang family need no introduction to their deeds. Yang Ye is from Shenmu, Shaanxi, and Taijun She in the novel is surnamed Zhe and is from Fugu, Shaanxi. The main deeds of the generals of the Yang family all happened in Yanmen Pass. Our hometown also has the most legends about the Yang family generals. Lutijian in Dai County is where the descendants of the Yang family live. There is the Yang Zhongwu Temple, and descendants of the Yang family from all over the country often come here to worship their ancestors. There is also the tomb of Yang Qilang in Dongliu Village, Dai County. 8. Teng Maoshi, a Jinshi of the Northern Song Dynasty, was detained as an envoy to the Jin Dynasty during the Jingkang period. He was a Su Wu-style figure. He later died for his country and his tomb is in Dai County.