●Yang Zhen, the most famous ancient eunuch named Yang. Diligent, studious, and well-read, he was known as the "Kansai Confucius" during the Eastern Han Dynasty. He successively served as governor of Jingzhou, prefect of Zhuojun, Situ, and Taiwei. His "four knowledges" (knowledge from heaven, knowledge from gods, knowledge from me, and knowledge from children, what is ignorance?) and his refusal to bribe have become famous sayings. At that time, Emperor Han'an's wet nurse Wang Sheng and his minister Fan Feng were corrupt and arrogant. He went to Shuqie many times to remonstrate with him, but was falsely accused by Fan Feng and dismissed from office, and then committed suicide. Yang Zhen's descendants served as high officials for generations, and his "Hongnong Yang family" became a famous family in the Eastern Han Dynasty. ●Yang Xingfo, also known as Yang Quan, was the first warrior to reveal the truth about Red China. In 1931, when the Kuomintang was intensifying its "encirclement and suppression" campaign against the Red Army in Jiangxi, Yang Xingfo, director-general of the Kuomintang's Academia Sinica, went to Jiangxi and wrote an investigation report on the current situation in Jiangxi, "Red Disaster and the Survival of China," which was published as a document of the Academia Sinica . This inspection report fully describes the actual situation of the Soviet movement in Jiangxi Province, which is in sharp contrast to the rumors and slanders carried out by some domestic newspapers of the Kuomintang at that time specifically against the Communist Party and the Red Army. Because he participated in and led the China Human Rights Protection League, he was assassinated by Kuomintang agents on June 18, 1933. ●Yang Hucheng, the most famous patriotic general of the Kuomintang. In 1908, a team was organized to fight the rich and help the poor. During the Revolution of 1911, he led a team to join the Shaanxi People's Army. Served as battalion commander and commander of guerrilla detachment. Joined the Kuomintang in 1924. He served as commander of the Third Division of the Third Army of the National Army and commander-in-chief of Feng Yuxiang's Tenth Route of the National Alliance Army. In April 1929, he led his troops to defect to Chiang Kai-shek. He was appointed commander of the new 14th Division and commander-in-chief of the 17th Route Army. Later he served as Chairman of the Shaanxi Provincial Government and Director of the Xi'an Appeasement Office. Appointed Communist Party members and progressives such as Nan Hanchen. From 1935 to 1936, after the military failure of the "suppression of the Communist Party" and the struggle of the Chinese Communist Party, he realized that he should unite with the Communist Party of China to resist Japan, and together with Zhang Xueliang's Northeast Army, he stopped fighting the Red Army. On December 12, 1936, he and Zhang Xueliang launched the "Xi'an Incident", "military remonstrance" against Chiang Kai-shek, and promoted domestic peace. He was forced to resign by Chiang Kai-shek in April 1937 and went abroad in June. In November 1937, he returned to China to fight against Japan and was imprisoned by Chiang Kai-shek for 12 years. On September 17, 1949, he was killed in Chongqing by military reunification agents ordered by Chiang Kai-shek. ●Zhenning Yang, one of the first Chinese to win the Nobel Prize. Chinese-American, famous physicist, professor at the State University of New York in the United States. Born in 1922, graduated from Tsinghua University. In 1946, he went to the United States to study and engage in physics research. His main achievement was his collaboration with Lee Tsung-dao to publish the theory of parity non-conservation in the weak interaction of elementary particles, and he won the Nobel Prize in Physics and the Einstein Prize in 1957. ●Yang Jian, the longest-lived person among historical celebrities named Yang. Philosopher of the Southern Song Dynasty. Born in 1141 and died in 1225 at the age of 84. A disciple of the famous idealist philosopher Lu Jiuyuan, he was a bachelor of Baomo Pavilion. ●Yang Jiong, the youngest person named Yang to become famous. A famous poet in the Tang Dynasty. He was smart and eager to learn when he was young. He was selected as a child prodigy at the age of 10 and was waiting to be made into Hongwen Hall. At the age of 27, he was admitted to the imperial examination and became a scholar at the school. He became a bachelor at Chongwen Hall. Together with Wang Bo, Luo Binwang and Lu Zhaolin, he is known as the "Four Heroes of the Early Tang Dynasty". Yang Ye was a native of Taiyuan in the Song Dynasty. When he first came to the Northern Han Dynasty, he was brave and good at fighting. He was given the surname Liu and the given name Jiye. After the death of the Northern Han Dynasty, he returned to the Song Dynasty, assassinated Dai Prefecture, and moved to Yunzhou as an observation envoy after accumulating merit. Later, Pan Mei used the Zhongwu Army as an envoy to conquer the north. The Xiao family, the mother of the Khitan Kingdom, led their troops southward and fell back to Huanzhou. Ye and others were in Shuozhou. Wang Qian, the governor of Yuzhou, and others forced Ye to go to the enemy. They were defeated in the battle and reinforcements failed to arrive. He was captured due to exhaustion and died without eating for three days. . For several generations after the Yang family, Yang Yanzhao and Yang Wenguang continued to defend the territory of the Northern Song Dynasty, and the loyalty and bravery of the Yang family generals were passed down to future generations. Yang Xiuqing (? ~ 1856), formerly known as Silong, was born in Guiping, Guangxi during the Qing Dynasty. Because he and Hong Xiuquan were brothers, he changed his name to Xiuqing. He rose up with Xiuquan, repeatedly defeated the Qing troops, and was granted the title of King of the East. Almost all the orders of the Taiping Army came from Xiuqing, and he was quite powerful. He was also called Hongyang in his old life, and was later killed by Wei Changhui. Yang Zhenning (1922~?) was born in Hefei, Anhui. A Chinese-American physicist, graduated from Southwest Associated University and received a PhD in philosophy from the University of Chicago. He was a lecturer at the University of Chicago and a researcher at the Institute of Modern Physics at Princeton. In 1957, he and Li Zhengdao won the Nobel Prize in Physics.