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Who were the celebrities named Cheng in ancient times?
I. Cheng Ying

Cheng Ying was a righteous man in the State of Jin in the Spring and Autumn Period. According to legend, he was a native of Gushaoliangyi (now Chengzhuang near Shaoliang, hancheng city, Shaanxi) and a friend of Jin Dun and his son Zhao Shuo.

Second, Cheng Ben

Cheng Ben was born in the Spring and Autumn Period (now Neiqiu County, Xingtai City). The word hanako, since the number "Cheng Zi". Back to Berlin. He is knowledgeable, familiar with the tombs, books, tombs and biographies of the old government, good at arguing, and collecting disciples to write books and become famous officials.

Third, Hao Cheng?

Cheng Miao, Zi Cen, a calligrapher in Qin Dynasty, was born in Xiayi (now Weinan North, Shaanxi Province). It is said that he first reformed seal script into official script. Lishu is a watershed in the development of ancient Chinese characters in China, which laid the foundation for the development of running script, regular script and cursive script. Cheng Miao's book, Cheng Miao's History of Qin Huang, is also included in the grand view post engraved in the Song Dynasty.

Fourth, Cheng doesn't know.

Cheng was a famous soldier in the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, also known as the "unbeaten general". He used to be Shanxi satrap and Changle Weiwei. On a par with Li Guang. His main achievements are guarding the frontier, fighting against the Huns, managing the army well and having strict military discipline, and never losing in his life.

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Cheng, formerly known as Bite Gold and later renamed Zhijie, was born in Dong 'e, Jeju (now southwest of Dongping, Shandong). The founding general of the Tang Dynasty, one of the twenty-four heroes of Lingyange.

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