1, Wang Tongzhao: (1897— 1957) Kenzo, formerly known as Xilu, Yuan Meng, Meiru, etc. , a famous writer, Zhucheng, Shandong. From 65438 to 0927, Wang Tongzhao settled in Qingdao, wrote a famous essay "Qingdao", a collection of poems "This Time" and a novel "Shan Yu", and presided over the establishment of the literary periodical "Youth Tide". 1946 was hired as a professor of Chinese Department of National Shandong University, and was later dismissed for supporting the student movement. 1949 returned to school as the head of the Chinese Department. Wang Tongzhao's former residence is located at No.49, Guan Hai Second Road, Shinan District. 2. Wang (1896— 1960), a native of Rizhao, Shandong. Historical archaeologist. He used to be editor-in-chief of Shandong Daily and Business Times, director of Shandong Provincial Library, deputy director of Shandong Provincial Cultural Relics Management Committee, and bronze researcher of the Palace Museum. He has made great achievements in epigraphy, edition, phonology and bibliography. He is the author of A General Examination of China's Ancient Currency, A New Theory of Chu Ci, An Unsolved Case of Gong Sunzilong, and An Examination of Yanhuang Clan Culture, etc. Wang's former residence is located at No.2 Road 13A, Shinan District. 3. Mao (19 19- 1988), a native of Zhuji, Zhejiang, is a Chinese physical oceanographer and educator. One of the founders of physical oceanography in China, member of the Department of Geology, China Academy of Sciences. Author of papers such as Dynamic Oceanography, Ocean, Gulfstream and more than 40 books (departments). The compilation and atlas of national comprehensive marine survey data, which he presided over, won the 1978 National Science Conference Award, and the 1985 Second Prize of China Academy of Sciences for Hydrogeological Investigation and Research on the Huangdong Sea Shelf. Mao's former residence is located at No.36 Fushan Road, Shinan District. 4. Feng (1900— 1974), formerly known as Feng Shulan, was born in Tanghe, Henan. Modern writer and educator. 1947 was invited by National Shandong University to teach in Qingdao. Former vice president of Shandong University. The Selected Poems and Songs of China, co-edited with Lin Geng, won the first prize of national compilation materials. Feng's former residence and Lu Kanru's former residence are located at No.36 Yushan Road, Shinan District. 5. Lu Kanru (1903— 1978), a native of Haimen, Jiangsu. Modern writer and educator. 1947 was employed as a teacher of National Shandong University. He is the author of Qu Yuan, Song Yu, Selected Poems of Chu, Selected Poems of Du Fu, Notes on Selected Poems of Han Feizi, History of China Poetry, Outline of China Literature History, etc. Feng's former residence and Lu Kanru's former residence are located at No.36 Yushan Road, Shinan District. 6. Lao She (1899 ——1966), a Beijinger, was originally named Shu Qingchun, and his pen name was She Yu, a famous writer. From 65438 to 0934, he went to Qingdao and became a professor of Chinese Department of National Shandong University. 1936 resigned from the teacher's professional creation special session. During his stay in Qingdao, he created the novel Camel Xiangzi and two collections of essays. The masterpiece Camel Xiangzi has been translated into many languages, adapted into a stage movie script and put on the stage screen. Lao She's former residence is located at No.0/2, Huangxian Road, Shinan District. 7. Hua Gang (1903— 1972), a native of Longyou, Zhejiang, is a historian, scholar and educator. 195 1 to 1955 served as the party secretary and president of Shandong university, and completed China revolution and other works in his youth. He founded Wen Shizhe and served as the first president. He is the author of Outline of Dialectical Materialism and Historical Materialism. Huagang's former residence is located at No.40 Longkou Road, Shinan District. Zhu Shuping (1907- 1976), a native of Changyi, Shandong Province, is a marine ecologist, aquatic scientist and educator. He is the pioneer and founder of marine ecology, aquaculture and limnology in China. 1946 Professor of National Shandong University, Director of Fisheries Department, researcher of Qingdao Marine Biology Laboratory, Institute of Hydrobiology, Chinese Academy of Sciences. After the founding of New China, he served as deputy director of Shandong Provincial Fisheries Department, member of CPPCC and vice chairman of Qingdao CPPCC. He has written more than 40 papers, such as "The Relationship between Phytoplankton and Hydrofishery in China Offshore" and "Research on Marine Phytoplankton in China in Recent Ten Years". His three achievements, Fertilization and Culture of Kelp, Natural Light Breeding of Kelp and Artificial Breeding and Culture of Porphyra haitanensis, all won the 1978 National Science Conference Award. Zhu Shuping's former residence is located at No.0/3, Jinkouer Road, Shinan District. 9. Liu Zhixia (1918-1991year) was born in Jixian County, Henan Province. Modern writer. After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as the director, secretary-general and vice-chairman of the editorial department of Shandong Federation of Literary and Art Circles and the chairman of Shandong Writers Association. 65438-0985 Honorary Chairman of Qingdao Federation of Literary and Art Circles, settled in Qingdao. He devoted his life to the creation of military literature, and wrote novels such as Flying Tigers, Red Sister-in-law, Gathering Grass and Flying Tigers in Yimeng. Liu Zhixia's former residence is located at No.42, Jinkou Second Road, Shinan District. 10, Hsin P. Soh (1907— 1983), a native of Jiangdu, Jiangsu. Famous theoretical physicist, marine physicist and educator. After the founding of New China, he taught in Shandong University and Qingdao Medical College successively. 65438-0978 Engaged in dynamics research and teaching in State Oceanic Administration. He was one of China's early physicists who studied quantum mechanics and relativity. He has published a large number of papers in Chinese and foreign languages, including Special Relativity. Hsin P. Soh's former residence is located at No.36 Yushan Road, Shinan District.