Bianmidi
(the year of birth and death is to be tested), Lisu; The next generation of border village cottage (now Lisu Township, Biao Village, Yunlong County, Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province). One of the famous ancestors of Lisu nationality in Ming Dynasty. Bian was a native of Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty. He lived in Bian Village and made a living by farming and hunting in mountainous areas.
According to legend, Bian has a mole on his forehead, so folks say he has three eyes. He is a big man with great arm strength, good at crossbow shooting, and he is both intelligent and brave. He is as fast as flying, and sometimes he can catch wild animals by running during hunting. Bianmi's temperament is honest and frank, he loves to fight injustice, upholds justice and is enthusiastic about public welfare. He once led Lisu people to explore and build roads leading to villages in Lushui area. Because of this, he is respected and loved by all and regarded as the leader of the Lisu Bian Shi family. According to local legend, the Lisu people originally lived in bungalows, and the Bian Shi family is a huge main family of the Lisu people, mainly engaged in agricultural production with rice cultivation. At that time, in order to compete for land, Bian's family often had disputes with foreigners. Bianmi used clever tricks to drive away foreigners without hurting people's lives, and grabbed a fast-growing land for Lisu people by the river, which was called "Biancun". Later, Bian Midi led his men to play back, play and relax. According to textual research, the Lisu people originally lived in the shanzhai in Zhongshan District, Yunlong County, mainly distributed in DaDa, DaDa, SongPing and other places. In the first movement of the Ming government to change soil into water, the salt division of the Ming dynasty and the Tuzhizhou in Yunlong section forcibly moved the ethnic groups to Minjiang River for agricultural production. Because of the hot climate and epidemic diseases along the river, it is not suitable for Lisu people who are used to living in alpine mountainous areas. At the same time, with the failure of the Ming government's reform and return to the motherland movement, Bian Mi-di resolutely led the people back to the thatched cottage. This move was acquiesced by the local chief, so there was no interference, so Bianmidi became a revered hero in the eyes of Lisu people. Bian Mi's younger brother worked hard and died at the age of 44 shortly after leading his people back to the cottage.
Bian Zhongjing
(ad？ ~ to be tested in 2007), from Shanghai. China's self-employed in Abidjan. According to Cameroon National Radio on May 5, 2007, a Boeing 737-800 passenger plane of Kenya Airways lost contact with the ground shortly after taking off from Douala port in the early morning of May 5. The passenger plane is scheduled to take off from Abidjan, C? te d 'Ivoire, stop at Douala port in Cameroon and fly to Nairobi, Kenya. On the list published by Kenya Airways, there are 1 14 passengers and crew, including 5 passengers from China. Kenya Airways said there were six China passengers on board, but it was later confirmed that there were only five passengers and the other was a Korean. The identities of the five China passengers have been confirmed. According to the list published by Kenya Airways, three China passengers boarded the plane from Abidjan, C? te d 'Ivoire. Two male passengers are Jiang Hebian, and the other female passenger is Bian's wife, Shi Weisha. Two China passengers, Liu Sheng and Wu Changgen, both male, boarded the plane at Douala Port. At that time, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China instructed China's embassies and consulates in relevant countries to make preparations, and once the names of Chinese personnel were known, they would immediately start the aftermath. The head of the Consulate of China in Douala immediately rushed to the scene. The Cameroonian government used various forces to search for the whereabouts of the passenger plane, and later confirmed that the passenger plane crashed in a dense forest area about 250 kilometers south of Douala Port, killing all the people on board, including Bian Zhong Jing.