During the Warring States Period, Andy was a native of Kaifeng and a protege of Guiguzi. He is a famous strategist in history, and he is the author of the art book Wei Liaozi. He once proposed to Qin Shihuang to "donate money against princes" to help Qin unify the world.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cai Yong was born in Cai Zhuang Wei's family. He is knowledgeable, good at rhetoric, beautiful melody, good at drumming, proficient in astronomy and mathematics, and is famous for Jiao Qin Wei. He was particularly good at writing eight-part essay and created the "flying white book". Reviewing the Six Classics with Yang Ci and others; He has written more than 400 poems and inscriptions, such as Xu Fu, Guo Youdao Monument and Jiuyi Mountain Monument.

Cai Zhuang, the daughter of Cai Wenji and Cai Yong at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and the beginning of the Three Kingdoms, was a famous poetess in the history of China. Representative works include Eighteen Beats of Hu Jia and Poems of Sorrow.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Ruan Yun, a native of Wei (now Wei), was a famous literary figure at that time and one of the famous "seven sons of Jian 'an". He is as famous as Chen Lin and is good at calligraphy and other styles. His masterpieces include writing books for Cao Gong and Sun Quan.

Ruan Ji was born in Wei and Jin Dynasties, and Liu Chen was a native of Wei (now Wei Xiao Chen). At that time, he was a famous man, the son of Ruan Yu, and one of the famous "Seven Sages of Bamboo Forest" at that time. He behaves strangely, ignores powerful people, and is as famous as Ji Kang. His representative works include the essay Biography of Mr. Adult and 82 poems.

During the Wei and Jin Dynasties in Ruan Xian, Liu Chen was the nephew and grandson of Wei (now a family) and one of the "Seven Sages of Bamboo Forest". He behaves strangely, ignores etiquette, is proficient in melody, and is good at making guqin and studying melody. The guqin "Da Ruan" and "Xiao Ruan" named after surnames are still in use today.

Shen Xiu, a monk in the Wu Zetian period of the Tang Dynasty, and Zhang Shishan, the founder of the Northern Sect of Zen in China. His poem "Bodhi Tree" has been spread all over the world. The poem says, "You are like a bodhi tree and your heart is like a mirror. Wipe hard, don't get dust. " At that time, Shen Xiu was highly valued by Wu Zetian and Emperor Zhongzong.

In the early Song Dynasty, he was a member of the Wei family. He and Chen co-chaired the compilation of Yuan Gui Bookstore. He was poor and knowledgeable all his life and made outstanding contributions to the study of China's dynastic history.

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