1. Origin of the surname:

Single origin: Originated from the surname Ji, which came from Zang Boyu, a senior official in the Wei Kingdom during the Spring and Autumn Period. It is a surname based on the simple name of the ancestor.

Zang Gong Boyu, named Ji Yuan, was born in Boyu Village, Changtan County, Henan Province today. His birth and death are yet to be determined. He once assisted the three Dukes of the Kingdom of Wei (Gong Ji Xiang of Wei, Ji Wei, Duke Xiang of Wei, and Ji Yuan, Duke Lin of Wei). ), famous among the princely states for his virtue. The historical book "Huainanzi·Tai Clan Training" calls Ji Yuan: "Therefore, Zang Wuzhong saved Lu with his wisdom, but no one in the world could perish; Zhu Boyu used his benevolence to defend the country, and no one in the world could be in danger.".

Zang Bo Yuxian was famous far and wide, and people respected him very much. Shi Yu, a doctor of the State of Wei, was well aware of Zang Boyu's talents and character, and recommended him to Duke Ling of Wei many times, but Duke Ling of Wei refused to listen. Before his death, Shi Yu used the method of "corpse admonishment" to recommend Zang Boyu. He told his son: "I can't recommend Zang Boyu to the court because I can't be a true king while I'm alive, and my death can't be done with ceremony. After I die, you don't have to put my body in the funeral hall. You can put it under the window to wait for the funeral. When the public asks, tell him the truth" (the ancients called this method "corpse admonishment"). Shi Yu's son followed his father's last words. Duke Ling of Wei came to express his condolences and was very surprised that the body was placed under the window. Shi Yu's son conveyed his father's words to Duke Ling of Wei. Duke Linggong of Wei came to his senses and said, "It's my fault." So he activated Zang Boyu.

When Confucius heard this, he admired Shi Yu and Zang Boyu very much. He said: "Shi Yu is a straight man! A country with Tao is like an arrow; a country without Tao is like an arrow. A gentleman is like Zang Boyu! If a country has Tao, then he will be an official; if there is no Tao, then he can be an official." This means: Shi Yu is really straight. ! If the country is righteous, its words and deeds are as upright as arrows; if the country is ungrateful, its words and deeds are as upright as arrows. Zang Boyu was really a gentleman. When the country was in good order, he came out to serve as an official; when the country was in bad line, he put away his correct ideas and resigned from office to live in seclusion.

After Zang Boyu came to power, he was still very humble. Once, Duke Ling of Wei and his wife Nanzi were sitting in the palace at night. They first heard the sound of a car, but it disappeared when it reached the palace gate, and then sounded again after passing the palace gate. Nanzi said: "This must be Zang Boyu's motorcade passing by." Wei Linggong asked: "How do you know?" Nanzi said: "A gentleman pays great attention to the details of his life. When the car arrived at the gate of the palace, There was no sound. It was because the owner of the car asked the driver to get out of the car and drove slowly with his hand on the shaft of the car, fearing that the sound of the car would disturb the monarch. I heard that Zang Boyu was a very moral gentleman, so I dared to conclude that it was over. It's Zang Boyu." Wei Ling sent someone to inquire afterwards, and it turned out to be Zang Boyu.

Zang Boyu actively assisted Wei Linggong and made Weiguo become increasingly powerful. At that time, Zhao Jianzi, the general of the Jin State, originally wanted to attack the Wei State and sent people to visit the Wei State. After the visitor returned, he told Zhao Jianzi: "Uncle Zan is in power in Weiguo, and the country is harmonious and harmonious, so there is no way to increase troops." Zhao Jianzi immediately canceled the plan to attack Weiguo.

Zang Boyu is modest and prudent. He often reflects on himself, "At the age of fifty, he knows the fault of forty-nine years." He also often spurs himself. It is recorded in the classic "Zhuangzi Zeyang Chapter": " "Zang Boyu is sixty years old and sixty years old" means that he is still new and changes with the times at the age of sixty.

The twenty-seventh descendant of Zang Gong Boyu reaches Ji Ai, who once served as the Guanglu doctor of the Tang Dynasty and lived in Yuzhang (now Nanchang, Jiangxi). Later, he was wronged and participated in the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty. In order to avoid disaster, the family was divided into three surnames and fled separately. The three surnames are "蘧(璩)", "Qu" and "Qu". They have the same pronunciation but different characters, but they are still one family.

The word "璩" is the word "蘧" to remove the grass and walk, which means that the descendants will not be officials or ride in cars, but be ordinary people, farming and studying to pass down the family; adding jade means to Don’t forget your ancestor “Boyu”. Therefore, although the surname "璩" is a minor surname, it still has a long history. The "Hundred Family Surnames" compiled by Confucian scholars in Qiantang during the Northern Song Dynasty originally contained only 411 surnames, and the 306th surname was the "璩" surname.

"Ju" is the simplified Chinese character for "璩", and the family name is Ju, which means the Qu family or the Xu family.

The ancestor who got the surname: Zang Boyu.

The ancestor of the Gu family is Zang Boyu, a doctor of the Wei State during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. He was a native of Boyu Village, Changtan County, Henan Province. He was passed down to "Ai" for the 27th generation. He once served as a doctor of Tang Guanglu and lived in Yuzhang (today's Yuzhang). Nanchang, Jiangxi Province), was wronged and raped during the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty. In order to avoid disaster, his family was divided into three surnames and fled. That is, Yi Zang's surname was "璩", "Qu" and "Qu". They have the same pronunciation and different characters. For one family. The word "璩" is the word "蘧" removed from the grass head, gone and walked, and added to the jade side, which means that the ancestor "Boyu" will not be forgotten, and he hopes that the descendants will not be officials or ride in cars, but be ordinary people, farming and studying to pass down the family. Therefore, although the "璩" surname is a minor surname, it still has a long history.

2. Ju's distribution:

Mainly distributed in Henan, Hunan, Anhui, Fujian, Shanxi, Hubei, Zhejiang, Hebei, Shandong, Jiangxi, Zhejiang, Jiangsu and other provinces. Most of the famous families of the Xu family came from Liyang, which is today's Jiangbei and Huainan area.

There is Xugou in Meng County, Jiaozuo, Henan, and almost all of them have the surname Ju.

There is a surname of Ju in Qiangzi Road Village, Dachengzi Town, Miyun County, Beijing.

There are many people with the surname Ju in Yangcheng, Shanxi.

Jujia Village, Hejia Village, Changshan County, Changshan, Zhejiang.

There are many Ju families in Juwan Town, Zaoyang City, Hubei Province.

There are more than 200 people with the surname Ju in Daming County, Handan City, Hebei Province.

There are many people with the surname Ju in Tongcheng, Anhui.

There are more than 800 people with the surname Ju in Lushan, Jiangxi.

Many places in the west of Shanjin City now have the surname Ju.

In Juzhuang, Tanheyuan, Tanghe, Henan, there are about 400 people with the surname Ju.

There are many Ju surnames in Quzhou, Zhejiang, and Nanchang, Jiangxi.

There is a Jujia Village in Yiyang, Hunan.

There is a village in the Southern Tang and Song Dynasties in Shilin Township, Hebi City, Henan Province. Most of the villagers have the surname Ju, and the surname Ju accounts for the majority.

In five counties and one district in Quzhou, Zhejiang, there are 3,000 people with the surname Ju. They are distributed in various districts and counties. The earliest ones moved to Quzhou during the Song Dynasty, and then moved to various districts and counties.

There is a Juyuan Temple in Jufeng Village, Jiangshan, Zhejiang. The temple was built in the seventh year of Tianfu (942 AD) in the Later Jin Dynasty during the Five Dynasties. It has been more than a thousand years ago. Qian Hongzuo, King of Wuyue, bestowed " Juyuan good governance and Baoan Temple". Now the temples and temples in Juyuan are still there, and the Longqiu spring pool is still the same. It can be one of the specially developed tourist attractions. There are hundreds of descendants of the Ju surname in Jiangshan.

The Ju family of Lanxi Shuiting Holy Mountain in Jinhua, Zhejiang is said to have immigrated from Shandong. There is a Ju village in Longyou, Changshan, Quzhou, Cixi, Zhejiang, and all the villagers have the surname Ju.

There are some members of the Ju family in Siping City, Jilin Province.

After the "King of Yan swept the north" in the Ming Dynasty, people with the Ju family moved to Fengnan, Tangshan City, Hebei Province to live. They were mainly concentrated in one village with a population of about 600. They are descendants of the Ju family. Concentrated place.

There is a "Jumaniac" barbecue restaurant in the downtown area of ??Wuchang, Hubei.

There is a village in Zhucheng City, Shandong Province, where two-thirds of the people have the surname Chu, and Chu and Ju are interchangeable.

The surname is Qu in Muchangjian Village, Dongzhangqiu County.

2. County Wangtang No.:

1. County Wang:

Liyang County: Liyang County was established during the reign of Emperor Gaozu of the Western Han Dynasty and belonged to Wei County in Jizhou. This is When Jun County was established as a county, it was governed in the northeast of Dagong Mountain. During the reign of Wang Mang, it was renamed Li Zheng, and in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the name of Liyang County was restored. In the 7th year of Xinhai (351 AD) of Yonghe in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Liyang County was established and administered Liyang County. In the 14th year of Taiyuan in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (AD 389), Jichou belonged to Liyang County, and Liyang County belonged to Ji County. During the Xiaochang period of the Northern Wei Dynasty (523-528 AD), Ji County was divided into Liyang County, which administered Liyang County. From the first year of Tianping to the eighth year of Wuding (534-550 AD) of the Eastern Wei Dynasty, Lizhou was established and administered Liyang County. The Northern Qi Dynasty abolished Lizhou, and in the first year of Xuanzheng in the Northern Zhou Dynasty (578 AD), Lizhou was restored to Lizhou and administered Liyang County. In the third year of Guimao (AD 583) of the Sui Dynasty, Lizhou and Liyang County were abolished, and Liyang County belonged to Weizhou. In Bingchen (596 AD), the 16th year of the founding of the Sui Dynasty, Lizhou was established and administered Liyang County. In the second year of the Sui Dynasty's Daye (AD 606), Bingyin abolished Lizhou and Liyang County fell under the jurisdiction of Jijun. In the second year of Wude in the Tang Dynasty (AD 619), the Lizhou General Administration Office was established, which governed the four prefectures of Yin, Wei, Chan, and Huan. In the sixth year of Wude in the Tang Dynasty (AD 623), a general manager's office was established, and Lizhou belonged to the governor's office of Xiangzhou. In the 17th year of Tang Zhenguan (643 AD), Lizhou was abolished and Liyang County belonged to Weizhou. In the Wuzi year of Duangong's first year in the Northern Song Dynasty (AD 988), Tongli Army was set up, and its governance was located between today's Dagong Mountain and Zijin Mountain, with jurisdiction over Liyang County. In the first year of Tiansheng's reign in the Northern Song Dynasty, Guihai (AD 1023) was reorganized into Anli Army, and the headquarters was moved to Fuqiu Shanxi. In the third year of Xining in the Northern Song Dynasty, Gengxu (1070 AD) abolished the army and Liyang County belonged to Weizhou. In Bingyin (1086 AD), the first year of Yuanyou in the Northern Song Dynasty, Tongli Army was reestablished and administered Liyang County. In Yiwei, the fifth year of Zhenghe in the Northern Song Dynasty (AD 1115), the army was promoted to Junzhou, where it was located on the top of Fuqiu Mountain and administered Liyang County. In the eighth year of the Jin Dynasty (1148 AD), Junzhou was renamed Tongzhou. In Xinwei (1151 AD), the third year of Jin Tiande's reign, it was renamed Junzhou. In the fourth lunar month of Gengxu, the third year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (AD 1370), the prefecture was reduced to a county, first called Jun County, and the administrative office was moved to the northeastern slope of Fuqiu Mountain. In Jiashen, the first year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (AD 1644), Jun County belonged to Daming Prefecture, and in Yisi, the third year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (AD 1725), it belonged to Weihui Prefecture. In March of the second year of the Republic of China (1913 AD), the government was abolished and a road was established, and Junxian County belonged to Hebei Road. In Dingmao, the 16th year of the Republic of China (AD 1927), the road was abandoned and converted into an administrative office. In the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938 AD), it was renamed to the Thirteenth Administrative Office. In the autumn of Gengchen, the 29th year of the Republic of China (AD 1940), the anti-Japanese democratic government of Junxian County was established, which belonged to the Administrative Office of the Hebei, Shandong, and Henan Border Region. In July of Dinghai, the 36th year of the Republic of China (1947 AD), the Junxian County Government of the Republic of China was reorganized into the Fourth Administrative Office. In May of the 38th year of the Republic of China (1949 AD), the entire Jun County was liberated. In October 1949, the People's Republic of China was established, and the Democratic Government of Junxian County of the People's Republic of China was changed to the People's Government of Junxian County, which belongs to the Anyang Prefecture of Pingyuan Province. Pingyuan Province was abolished on November 15, 1952. On December 1, Junxian County was transferred to the Anyang Administration of Henan Province. On April 18, 1958, the Anyang Prefecture was revoked and Junxian County was placed under the Xinxiang Prefecture. On December 19, 1961, Xinchou restored the exclusive rights of Anyang, and Junxian County was returned to Anyang. In 1970, Gengxu Anyang District was changed to Anyang District. In October 1983, Guihai abolished the Anyang area and established Anyang and Puyang cities. Jun County belongs to Anyang City. On January 18, 1986, the State Council approved the transfer of Jun County to Hebi City. In 1986, Bingyin County governed 10 townships and 1 town, namely Chengguan Township, Shantang Township, Wangzhuang Township, Tunzi Township, Baisi Township, Juqiao Township, Dalaidian Township, Weixian Township, Xiaohe Township, and Xinzhen Township and Chengguan Town. On April 24, 1992 in Renshen, the Henan Provincial Department of Civil Affairs approved the cancellation of Shantang Township and Dalaidian Township, and the establishment of Shantang Town and Dalaidian Town. The town-governed village system was implemented, and the original administrative area remained unchanged. On June 12, 1995, the Provincial Department of Civil Affairs approved the cancellation of Xinzhen Township and Xiaohe Township and the establishment of Xinzhen Township and Xiaohe Township. On July 15, 1997, Ding Chou, the provincial government approved the addition of Dalaidian Town in Jun County to the suburbs of Hebi City.

On December 29, 1997, Ding Chou, Tunzi Township was evacuated and established as a town. On October 8, 1998, Juqiao Township was removed from the township and established as a town. At the end of the Gengchen period in 2000, Junxian County governed six towns and four townships, namely Chengguan Town, Shantang Town, Tunzi Town, Juqiao Town, Xinzhen Town, Xiaohe Town, and Chengguan Township, Wangzhuang Township, Baisi Township, and Weixian Township.

Yuzhang County: Originally the land of Hongzhou during the Spring and Autumn Period, it was established as Jiujiang County by the Qin State during the Warring States Period. During the Chu and Han Dynasties, Yuzhang County was established, and its administrative seat was Yuzhang (now Nanchang, Jiangxi Province). At that time, its jurisdiction was now Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province. During the Chen Dynasty of the Southern Dynasty, it included the Jinjiang River Basin, Nanchang, Qingjiang, Jiujiang, Liling, Jiangxi, and Eighteen counties including Pengze and Chaisang and two hou states, which is now the northern part of Jiangxi Province. After the Tang Dynasty, it was changed to Yuzhang County and Hongzhou, later to Zhongling County, and then to Nanchang.

Ji County: A county was established in Bingxu (AD 266) in the second year of Taishi in the Western Jin Dynasty, and its jurisdiction was located in Ji County (now Ji County, Henan Province). At that time, the jurisdiction was in Ji County, Henan Province. It was soon abandoned. . During the Song Dynasty, its jurisdiction was in today's Weihui County, Henan Province.

2. Hall name:

Junzi Hall: originated from Zang Boyu, a great official of the Wei Kingdom during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. In the thirty-seventh year of Kaiyuan of the Tang Dynasty (739 AD), Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty named Zang Boyu "Uncle Wei", and in 1000 AD, Zhenzong of the Song Dynasty named him "Neihuang Marquis". A temple was built in Boyu Village five kilometers away to worship him.

And the church: Same as above.

Shibo Hall: Xu Guangyue, a Jinshi in the Ming Dynasty, served as a member of the Ministry of War, and was later promoted to the Ministry of Personnel. He is the author of "Shibo Hall Collection".

Xichuan Hall: Xu Yuan, a good official in the Tang Dynasty, was an official Guanglu doctor and was granted the title of Marquis of Xichuan.

Ju Jingyun and Ju Tiangui: (years of birth and death to be determined), were born in Yangcheng, Shanxi. Famous heroes and heroes of the Anti-Japanese War.

Going out of the west gate of Yangcheng County, Shanxi Province, and walking north along the winding winding mountain road for twenty-five miles, you will arrive at Daning Village, a village surrounded by mountains and water. This is an ordinary northern rural area, no different from the villages dotted all over the Taihang Mountains. It is difficult to find it on the map.

During the Anti-Japanese War, such an inconspicuous small mountain village had a magnificent revolutionary history. It was the first red fortress built by the Communist Party of China in Yangcheng. It was an indestructible revolutionary base amid the white terror surrounding Yangcheng after the Japanese invaders occupied it. During the long revolutionary war years, under the strong leadership of the Party, the people of Daning Village fought bravely without fear of violence, went through life and death, and made great contributions to the victory of the Chinese revolution. They wrote in the history of the people's revolutionary struggle led by the Party. A magnificent chapter has been written. Anti-Japanese village chief Ju Jingyun and district cadre Ju Tiangui were betrayed by traitors and were captured and brutally tortured and interrogated by the Japanese invaders in an attempt to obtain the secrets of our party.

The two men were upright and unyielding. The Japanese invaders had no choice but to kill them. On the way to the execution ground, Ju Jingyun and Ju Tiangui suddenly ran away separately. In the chaos, Ju Jingyun was hit by enemy gunfire and died heroically. Ju Tiangui took the opportunity to escape from the execution ground (after liberation, he served as the head of Liucun District, one of the five districts in Yangcheng).

3. Celebrities

Ju Liming: (1945 AD to present day), a native of Jiyuan, Henan. Famous local civil servant.

Joined the workforce in July 1965, joined the Communist Party of China in August 1969, and studied Chinese as a correspondence course at South China Normal University.

Deputy Secretary-General and Director of the General Office of the Guangdong Provincial Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, member of the Standing Committee of the Eighth Provincial Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference.

Ju Cunxu: (year of birth and death to be determined), a famous lawyer.

Director of Lawyer Qiankun Law Firm, Master of Laws, one of the top ten lawyers in Beijing, a member of the Beijing Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, a director of the Beijing Lawyers Association, and a Taiwan-related lawyer recommended by the Beijing Municipal Government.

Ju Qinglin: (1938~present), a native of Jiyuan, Henan.

Graduated from the Vocal Music Department of Wuhan Conservatory of Music in 1961, he was assigned to the South China Sea Fleet Art Troupe of the Navy as an actor and vocal teacher. In 1973, he transferred to the Art Department of Henan University. He once served as the director of the Traditional Music Teaching and Research Office and deputy director of the Ethnic Vocal Music Research Office of Henan University, a vocal music professor, and a master's tutor. Part-time social workers include members of the Chinese Musicians Association, deputy secretary-general of the Chinese Ethnic Vocal Music Society, director of the Chinese Opera Music Society, executive director of the Henan Musicians Association, and president of the Henan Provincial Vocal Music Education Society.

Ju Xingsong: (1972~present), a native of Huangmei, Hubei. Famous chemical expert.

Graduated from the School of Chemical Engineering of Nanjing University of Chemical Technology in July 2000. He applied for a job at Tangshan Normal University, founded the "Tangshan Normal University Chemical New Materials and Technology Research Institute" and served as the director.

Ju Chenglin: (year of birth and death to be determined), executive vice president of Henan Senior Photography Society.

Ju Pinghe: (year of birth and death to be determined), Director of the Personnel Bureau of People's Daily.

Ju Shaowen: (1940-present), a native of Tongcheng, Anhui. Senior Economist.

Graduated from Anhui Finance and Trade College in 1966, he served as assistant to the general manager of Maanshan Wujiao Chemical Company and secretary of Jinbai Building.

"Forecast" magazine predicts network members. He is a member of the National Statistical Association of the Ministry of Ordnance and Industry, a director of the Municipal Economic Association and the Commercial Economic Association, an executive director of the Provincial Storage and Transportation Association, and an editorial board member of the provincial "Logistics and Safety" magazine.

Mainly engaged in management of industrial and commercial enterprises.

Ju Jianying: (1954~present), a native of Huguan, Shanxi. Famous elementary educator.

The principal of Yincun Primary School Center in Gucun Township, Huguan County, Shanxi Province, and a primary school teacher. In her education and teaching work, she will always "dedicate love to every student and influence every poor student with love." "As my motto. The average academic score of the class he led reached 83.7 points, and he entered the "Double Excellent" class group in the district.

Ju Yitong: (1956~present), female; from Beijing. Famous elementary educator.

He serves as the director of the Early Childhood Education Research Office of the Xicheng District Teaching and Research Center in Beijing. He has served as the Eighth, Ninth and Tenth People’s Representatives of Beijing and a member of the Education and Science Committee of the Tenth Standing Committee of the Beijing Municipal People’s Congress.

In 1983, he was named an advanced individual in Beijing’s education system. In 1984, he was named Beijing’s Model Worker and March 8th Red Flag Bearer. In 1991, he was rated as a special teacher in Beijing.

Ju Jianhua: (1956~present), a native of Kunming, Yunnan. Famous meteorologist.

Professor, Ph.D. From February 1978 to January 1982, he studied as an undergraduate at Yunnan University.

From February 1982 to December 1984, he studied for a master's degree in weather science at Sun Yat-sen University; from December 1984 to April 1998, he taught in the Department of Earth Sciences of Yunnan University; from February 1993 to February 1994 From April 1998 to April 2002, he was a visiting scholar at the Department of Meteorology, University of Reading, UK; from April 1998 to April 2002, he was the Dean of the School of Science, Yunnan University.

From August 1996 to September 1999, he studied for a doctoral degree at the Department of Atmosphere, Chinese Academy of Sciences; from October 1999 to February 2001, he was a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Meteorology, U.S. Naval Academy; from April 2002 to present, Yunnan Dean of the University's School of Resources, Environment and Earth Sciences.

Ju Chunhua: (1962-present), a famous educator.

Ph.D. supervisor and professor, currently director of the Science and Technology Department of Zhejiang Gongshang University.

First-level candidate for Zhejiang Province’s “151 Talent Project”, member of China Commercial Automation Standardization Committee, executive director of Zhejiang Computer Society, and vice chairman of Hangzhou Computer Society.

Ju Xuanwen: (1963~present), a native of Tongcheng, Anhui. Famous geological and mineral experts.

Graduated from China University of Mining and Technology. master. Senior engineer. He is also a member of the Standing Committee of the CPPCC Committee in Lieshan District, Huaibei City, and a special researcher of the Academic Committee of the Chinese Academy of Management Sciences. Mainly working on the front lines of coal production and scientific research.

In the past fifteen years, he has unique insights into related topics such as research on mine geology, structural geology, coal seam temperament, and technology and economy. In particular, through mine geological work under complex conditions, he has obtained the combination of fault and layer-slip structures. , understanding of the microscopic formation mechanism of bed-slip structures and the main cause of coal seam rheology, and achieved a series of developments.

Have dealt with a number of practical problems in coal mine production safety. Participated in two provincial and ministerial scientific research projects, passed the appraisal, and won the third prize of provincial and ministerial scientific and technological progress awards. The completed "Analysis on the Development Regularity of Fault Slip Structures in Haizi Coal Mine and Its Technical and Economic Effects" won the second prize for outstanding achievements of the Anhui Provincial Geological Society and the Special Committee of the Coal Society. Four technical improvement projects proposed, including "Strengthening the Reserve Analysis of Complex Tectonic Blocks and Improving the Recovery Rate of Mining Areas," won awards above the municipal bureau level, and one of them also won an honorary certificate of economic effect worth more than 100,000 yuan from Anhui Province.

Based on the practice of coal mine production, a set of methods for processing and predicting geological structures are proposed - the overall decomposition and comprehensive method of complex structures, the progressive prediction method of geological laws and the geological work cycle feedback method. The above results and methods have produced direct economic benefits of more than 5 million yuan in practice, and provide a basis for reasonable interpretation of mine production and exploration data. In 1997 and 1998, he won the titles of the first batch of top-notch professional and technical talents and outstanding intellectuals in Huaibei Mining Area.

He has published many academic papers in relevant national publications and conferences, among which three papers including "Progressive Prediction of Geological Laws is an Effective Way for Mining Economic Growth" were selected into the "Collection of Social Science Achievements in China in the New Era" and "Selected Works on China's Knowledge Economy" and other books. Personal dictionaries have been selected into dictionaries such as "Chinese Contemporary Science and Technology Experts Dictionary".

Ju Hongzheng: (1965~present), a native of Lanxi, Zhejiang. Famous photographer and painter.

Editor and reporter of Lanxi Daily, member of Zhejiang Photographers Association, member of Jinhua Fine Arts Association, specializing in landscape painting.

Ju Yitai: (1971-present), a famous geology expert.

Engineer, Ph.D. Captain of the meteorite hunter team of the 19th Antarctic Scientific Expedition, he is currently the vice president of the Second Geological Exploration Institute (Fuzhou) of the Second Bureau of China Metallurgical Geological Exploration Engineering Bureau.