Yan Hongzhu

Guan Jie (1921—1944), a native of Shangyu, Zhejiang Province, was party member, the producer of China * * *, and once served as the captain of the Third Seventh Middle School of the Five Branches of the East Zhejiang Guerrilla Column of the New Fourth Army. In August 1944, he died in the battle of Dongbutou, Cixi, Zhejiang. Guan Jie and his Seventh Squadron were awarded the honorary titles of "Model Cadre" and "Model Squadron".

Xia Zun is a writer and linguist. The name was cast, and the word was gentle. Later (1912), it was changed to Zun, with the name of Guan. Shangyu, Zhejiang. Xia Mianzun is a pioneer of the New Literature Movement in China. His academic works include On Literature and Art ABC (World Bookstore, 193), Life and Literature (Beixin Bookstore), Outline of Modern World Literature (China Guoguang Society), Akutagawa Ryunosuke Collection, 18 Chinese Lessons, and Enlightened Chinese Lectures. His translations include Socialism and Evolution, Futon, One-step Collection of Guo Mutian, Modern View of Love, Modern Japanese Novels and Education of Continuing Love. On June 15th, 1986, Ba Jin, Ye Shengtao, Hu Yuzhi, Zhou Gucheng, Zhao Puchu, Xia Yan and others initiated a commemorative meeting for the 1th anniversary of Xia Mianzun's birth and 4th anniversary of his death in Shangyu, which was attended by more than 1,5 people at home and abroad.

Shi Zhiang

Sun Wenming (1928-1962), a China folk music erhu player, was born in Shangyu, Zhejiang. Later, due to the adoption of the Pan family, it was renamed Pan Zhiwang.

Chen Mengjia (1911 ~ 1966) used the pen name Chen Manzai, a famous modern philologist, archaeologist and poet. Born in a seminary in Xicheng, Nanjing on April 16th, 1911. My ancestral home is Shangyu County, Zhejiang Province. His father, Chen Jinyong, was a long-term editor of Shanghai Guangxue Society at the age of forty. He personally founded this seminary in Nanjing and served as "Tidiao" (Dean). He is a honest and simple elder. Chen Mengjia's childhood was spent in a very strong religious atmosphere, which left a deep mark on his world outlook and artistic personality.

Ma Yifu (1883-1967), born in Futian, was renamed Fu, with the word Yi Fu, also known as a Buddha, Zhan Weng, Bei Brown, and an old man who played opera in the evening. He was born in Changtang, Shaoxing (now Shangyu) and was a famous master of modern Chinese studies. The later generations' series is The Collection of Ma Yifu.

Zhu kezhen (189-1974), a famous scientist and patriotic educator in China, a famous scientist, geographer and meteorologist in contemporary times, was the founder of modern geography and meteorology in China. He has a profound study on the formation, characteristics, zoning and changes of climate in China, as well as the history of geography and natural science. He has made great achievements in meteorology, climatology, geography, history of natural science and so on, and phenology is one of the fields where he has made great contributions. Every achievement of modern phenology in China is inseparable from his work. He always pays attention to the population, resources and environment problems in China from a scientific perspective, and is a pioneer of "sustainable development".

for more than half a century from 1916 to 1974, he insisted on taking the lead in popular science work, and wrote about 16 popular science lectures and books, covering not only geoscience, meteorology and phenology, but also astronomy, biology, history of science and technology and many other disciplines, with readers ranging from scientific and technical personnel to children.

Xu maoyong (January 15, 1911-February 7, 1977) was originally named Xu maorong, who was born in shangyu, Zhejiang province. After liberation, he served as Party Secretary and Vice President of Wuhan University, Vice Minister of Central and South Culture and Education, and researcher of Institute of Philosophy of China Academy of Sciences. During the reign of Wuhan University, he acted arbitrarily and treated intellectuals cruelly. In 1957, he was assigned to the right faction and later corrected.

Tu Xianruo

Chen Heqin is a modern educator in China. Born on March 5, 1892. A native of Baiguan Town, Shangyu County, Zhejiang Province. He lost his father at the age of 6, entered a private school at the age of 8, and was sponsored by his brother-in-law to enter Hangzhou Huilan Middle School at the age of 15. In February, 1911 (the third year of Qing Xuantong), he entered Shanghai St. John's University, and in the autumn of the same year, he transferred to Beijing Tsinghua School (renamed Tsinghua University in 1928). He graduated in August, 1914 (3 years of the Republic of China). In the same year, he was admitted to study in the United States at public expense ("Geng Kuan"), accompanied by Tao Xingzhi, studied at Johns Hopkins University and Columbia University, and obtained a master's degree in education from Teachers College of Columbia University.