Liang Qichao is a famous politician, thinker, historian and educator in the modern history of China. His disciple, Lin Ru, is most famous for the story of "all nine sons are talented". Among them are Liang Sicheng, Liang Siyong, Liang Sizhong, Liang Sida, Liang Siyi, Liang Sining, Liang Lisi, Liang Sixun and Liang Site, all of whom have made outstanding achievements in their respective fields.

Among them, Liang Sicheng, the eldest son, is a famous architect who participated in the design of National Emblem of the People's Republic of China and the Monument to the People's Heroes. The second son, Liang Siyong, is a famous archaeologist. He studied in the Department of Archaeology of Harvard University in the United States and participated in the archaeological work of Yin Ruins in Henan after returning to China. The third son, Liang Sizhong, is a famous military scientist. He studied at Virginia Military Academy, USA, and participated in the Battle of Songhu after returning to China. The fourth son, Liang Sida, is a famous economist. He studied at Columbia University in the United States and participated in the economic construction in Northeast China after returning to China. The fifth son, Liang Siyi, is a famous social activist. He studied at Columbia University in the United States and actively participated in China's non-governmental diplomacy after returning to China. Liang Sining, the sixth son, is a famous educator. He studied at Columbia University in the United States, and after returning to China, he became the dean of Peking University Institute of Education. Liang's seventh son is a famous aerospace expert. He studied at Purdue University in the United States and participated in the development of China's missile and space industry after returning to China. Liang Sixun, a famous translator, studied at Columbia University in the United States and actively participated in cultural exchanges after returning to China. Jiu Ziliang is a famous computer scientist. He studied at Stanford University in the United States and became a professor at the Department of Computer Science and Technology in Tsinghua University after returning to China.

The story of Liang Qichao, a three-academician and nine-scholar, became a much-told story in the history of modern culture and education in China. He educates children to pay attention to personality development and cultivates their independent thinking and innovative ability. The relationship between him and his children, who are also teachers and friends, has also become a model in modern education.