Lin was born on 1523, 65438+February 9 (November 3, the second year of Ming Jiajing). His name is Monocrystal and Yang Bang, and he was born in Kuandu, Chaoyang County (now Chaoyang District, Shantou City). [1-2] 1550 (twenty-nine years of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty) During Jiajing's reign, he was a scholar in Geng Xu, and served as the head of the People's Bank of China, the household department and the scholar in Zhejiang. He retired in his later years and died in February of 1588 (the 22nd year of Qin Long in Ming Dynasty).
Lin Zai's official position is not prominent, but his name is quite famous. As one of the most famous rural sages in Chaozhou in his later years, he actively participated in rural affairs and made great contributions to the local society. Representative works include Single Crystal Age and Chaoyang County Records. Ming History, Wen Yi IV and Single Crystal Age.
2. Weng Wanda
Weng Wanda (1498- 1552), whose real name is Renfu, is an East Asian. A famous poet in the mid-Ming Dynasty. Jieyang County, Chaozhou Prefecture (now Topp District, jinping district, Shantou City). Weng Wanda was born in poverty, and he was a scholar in Jiajing for five years (1526).
He has served as the magistrate of Wuzhou Prefecture in Guangxi, the minister in charge of Shaanxi Province, the right deputy governor of Shaanxi Province, the assistant minister of the right Ministry of War, Fu Xuan, Datong, Shaanxi and Baoding, with paid military affairs. His left deputy is a Ministry of War official, his right deputy is a Ministry of War official, and his left deputy is a Ministry of War official. Participate in suppressing the rebellion of Annan and MC Thai T, and then unify the northern border defense, resist the invasion of Mongolian Anshan Khan, and unify the border.
In addition, more than 800 miles of the Great Wall and more than 300 towers between Datong and Fu Xuan were used to stabilize the border. After three strikes, Jiajing died on his way home in the thirty-first year (1552). Ming Mu Zong posthumously awarded Prince Shaobao and posthumous title "Xiang Min".
3. Wang Dabao
Wang Dabao (1094-1 170), also known as Wang Yuangui, Er Gui and Er Wang, was born in Tangtou Village, Haiyang County (now Gui Hu Town, Chao 'an County, Guangdong Province) and was a famous minister in the Song Dynasty. In his early years, he was selected to study in imperial academy, and 1 128 (the second year of Jianyan in Southern Song Dynasty) was a scholar. He was the second in the imperial examination and became the only second in Lingnan in the Song Dynasty.
He has served as a professor in Nanxiong House, a member of the Privy Council, and a supervisor of drum learning (the yamen where Jinshi appealed to the emperor). Wang Dabao is proficient in Confucianism, especially Yi-ology. He is the author of Jian Yi, Zhouyi, Shi Mao Yi, Shijie and Wang Yuangui. Later generations regarded him as "Mr. Lingnan Six" who was as famous as Li, and praised him as the first of "Eight Immortals in Chaozhou".
4. Ding Richang
Ding Richang (1823— 1882) was born in Fengshun County, Guangdong Province. He has served as a Confucian tutor in Qiongzhou Prefecture, Guangdong Province, a rank ambassador in Wan 'an, Luling County, an ambassador in Su Songtai, an ambassador in Huaibei, an ambassador in Jiangsu Province, a governor in Jiangsu, a governor in Fuzhou, a governor in Fujian, and a minister in charge of coastal defense. He was a man of the hour in the Westernization Movement in modern China and one of the four great bibliophiles in modern China.
5. Zheng Dajin
Zheng Dajin (1709 (ugly year) ~ 1782), a native of Qing Dynasty, also known as Jie, lived in seclusion in the valley. Born in Meigang Shanmei Village, Jieyang County, Chaozhou Prefecture, Guangdong Province (now Yujiao Town, Jiedong District, Jieyang City), he was known as a child prodigy when he was young.
In the 13th year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty (1735), he was a juren, and in the first year of Qianlong (1736), he was a scholar. He has served as Daming Prefecture, Hejian Prefecture Magistrate, Zhengding Magistrate, Provincial Judge, Huaibei Salt Ambassador, Zhejiang Provincial Judge, Guizhou Provincial Judge, Governor of Henan and Hubei, and also served as Governor of Huguang. During his term of office, he got rid of the accumulated disadvantages, cared about people's livelihood and made great achievements.
Later, he was named Prince Shaofu. In twenty-two years, when Ren Zhengding was in Tongzhi, he compiled fifty volumes of Zhengding County Records. On October 19, 1947, he died of illness. Emperor Qianlong set up a tombstone, wrote an inscription in his own hand, offered a memorial service, and pursued diligence. His main works include Poems of Ai Ritang and Poems of Zheng Memorial.