(Laifeng, Xinhai Revolution) Mou Hongxun (Lichuan, Xinhai Revolution) Gan Jixi (Lichuan, Xinhai Revolution) Su (Lichuan, Xinhai Revolution) Zhao Changfan (Lichuan, Xinhai Revolution) Wu (Lichuan, Xinhai Revolution) Zhao Changyun (Lichuan, Xinhai Revolution) Rongmei Zhang (Enshi, Xinhai Revolution) Zhu (Jianshi,

Revolutionary pioneer

Wen, (Xianfeng, the leader of the "Heroes of Iron Blood" in the late Qing Dynasty) Zhang (a democratic revolutionary in Zhejiang who came to Enshi to publicize revolutionary ideas) He Long (a proletarian revolutionary in Hunan who established a revolutionary base in Hefeng) Ye Ting (a proletarian strategist in Guangdong). He Ying (Hunan native, female, who once led the armed revolutionary struggle in Hefeng) (Xianning native, who once set up a special committee for western Hubei in Enshi) Dong (Hongan native, one of the founders of the Communist Party of China (CPC), who once served as the secretary-general of the garrison command in western Hubei in Lichuan) Huang He (Xianfeng native, second uncle, the initiator of Xianfeng riots, and the head of the temporary special committee for Shihe) Song. Guo (founder and former chief of staff of the Fifth Road Command of the Red Fourth Army), Zeng Xianwen (founder and former commander of the frontier command of Ba, Jian and He), (Badong, one of the organizers of the riots in Badong), (Badong, one of the founders of Ba Soviet Area and commander of the Red Army) and (Badong) Ba Xing returned to the Soviet Area * *) (Changyang and Ba Xing returned to the Soviet Area * *. Li Chuan, former commander of the revolutionary army of workers and peasants in the border area of Sichuan, Hunan and Hubei, former chief of staff of the ninth and sixth divisions of the Red Army, Li Chuan (revolutionary martyr of Lichuan and Miao), Zhang Changqi (Laifeng, the early party organization of Laifeng), Yang (Laifeng, the organizer of the peasant movement in Laifeng, once the captain of the special brigade of the Gongsijun), Wang Bingnan (a native of Hunan, one of the founders of the revolutionary base areas in Hunan and Hubei), Chen Nianzhen, The Revolutionary Armed Struggle in Hunan and Hubei * * *) He (Xianning) Liu Huixin (Jiangsu, female, former Minister of Women's Department of the Revolutionary Struggle in Western Hubei) Duan Dechang (Hunan, famous strategist of the Communist Party of China, former commander of the New Sixth Army of the Chinese Workers and Peasants Red Army) Tan Liangyu (Hefeng, female, mother of "Fan Jiawu Hu") Zhu Guangqin (Enshi, Enshi Party Organization).

Patriotic hero

Tang people (Hefeng, hero of resisting Japanese invaders in Ming Dynasty) Tian (Hefeng, chieftain of Rongmei in Ming Dynasty, hero of resisting Japanese invaders) Chen Liansheng (Hefeng, patriotic general in Qing Dynasty, national hero) (national hero during the Opium War) Jiazhu Qin (Xianfeng, patriotic hero of air force in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period) Chuangwei Zhang, Yan Zeguang and Zhou Fuxin (three martyrs in Enshi anti-Japanese air war).

Political celebrities

Xie Changyuan (magistrate of Shizhou during the reign of Song Kaiqing) Zhang (magistrate of Shizhou during the reign of Song Xianchun) was born in Shaanxi, a politician and prime minister in the Song Dynasty, and once served as a magistrate of Badong County. During the reign of Song Kaiqing, Shizhou popularized Yin Yingtu (a native of Yunnan, a magistrate of Enshi County in the Qing Dynasty, and a magistrate of Shinan) Wang (a native of Jiangxi, who kept the stone when clearing Daoguang). (Enshi, a former political envoy and governor of Xinjiang), Mao Junde (the first magistrate of Hefeng Prefecture, who made outstanding achievements in changing the land to the stream), (Shinan magistrate in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty), (founder, senior official and famous politician of Kuomintang), Wu Baoju (Laifeng, a former magistrate of 12 county), Wang (Enshi, a Kuomintang official,

Military talents

Guoyong Qin (Xianfeng, the first president of aviation school in the Republic of China) Yang Min (Xuan En, former deputy commander of Guangzhou Military Region) Qian (Laifeng, former deputy director of logistics department of Wuhan Military Region) Xie (Laifeng, former deputy commander of Gansu Military Region and vice chairman of CPPCC) Huang Zaiyu (Enshi, a second-class combat hero in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, awarded the rank of Major General) Zhu Yuting (Ba Yuting).