Cheng, a famous minister in JD.COM in Qing Dynasty.

Dai Jiazheng, a poet in JD.COM in Qing Dynasty

Liu Min, a calligrapher in JD.COM in Qing Dynasty

Ke Shuxun, editor-in-chief of A Brief Introduction to Portsmouth Boundary

Lu Zhiyi, the pioneer of the Revolution of 1911

Yu Enyun, Mojiang Confucian general.

"Left-wing" poet Lei stirred up waves.

Cheng Zhanghan (? -1832) A native of Jingdong, Yunnan, was a minister of the Qing Dynasty. First, he helped officials kill bandits, fearing disaster, and changed his surname. Ganlong has 57 people. At the beginning of Jiaqing, the county magistrate was elected, divided into Guangdong and sealed by Sichuan. Before returning to Wei, he was ordered to avoid theft, dismissed from his post, defected to the coastal areas, and was repeatedly robbed. He knows the state, Leizhou prefecture knows, leads the township to break the pirate Wu Shi, and moves to Nanxiong Zhili prefecture; And sit oversight belongs to the county deficit, dismissed, looking for an official. In order to survey Nanxiong House, which belongs to a field, Governor Jiang You recommended it to the magistrate to supplement Huizhou. Calendar Shandong Cao Dao, provincial judges, Henan Shangshu.

Dai, whose real name is Zi Zheng, has a pavilion (1793 ~? ) A native of Jingdong, Pu 'er, Yunnan. Qing Qianlong was born in JD.COM in 1958 (1793). In the 21st year of Jiaqing (18 16), after having obtained the rural examination. In the sixth year of Daoguang (1826), he was sent to Hunan as an alternate magistrate according to the regulations of the "Juren Magistrate Department" at that time. The draft of jingdong county annals of the Republic of China contains: "I used to be the magistrate of Hunan province, diligent and honest." Ten years of Daoguang (1830), he was appointed as the magistrate of Yongxing County, Hunan Province, and later as the magistrate of Changning County. In the eighteenth year of Daoguang (1838), he resigned and returned to his hometown to die. Dai traveled to many places and wrote many poems with high artistic level during his time in Beijing, such as taking exams, being selected, waiting for employment and being appointed as a magistrate. Dai was also a famous poet in Yunnan during the reign of Jiaqing Daoguang. He wrote six volumes of poetry in his life, including My Lu Collection, Shishan Collection, Chang 'an Collection, Bie Collection, Don't delude yourself, and Playing Sword Collection, which lasted for twenty-three years in Daoguang (1843), and his name list was recorded in the Draft of JD.COM County Records in the Republic of China. His life has been recorded in the Cultural Annals of Pu 'er Area in Yunnan.

Liu Kan, a native of Yanzhai Village, Jingdong County, Pu 'er, Yunnan. Born in 1804, died in 1886. In the twenty-first year of Qing Daoguang (184 1), he was a scholar, successively edited, lectured and read classics in imperial academy, bachelor of cabinet and assistant minister of rites, Miss Crack Temple, Miss Taichang Temple, Shuntian Magistrate, Miss Taipu Temple, Jiangnan Examiner, Director of Wen Yuan Pavilion and Governor of Hunan. In the 11th year of Xianfeng (186 1), Zai Chun, who was 6 years old, succeeded to the throne, and a struggle broke out within the royal family against Empress Dowager Neiting. Liu Kui was wrongly regarded as a confidant of Su Shun, a senior minister of housing. Tongzhi for six years (1867), after verification and clarification, he was reused as the governor of Hunan, but he was unable to participate in the competition and lived in Changsha. "Never associate with the current situation, and don't talk about current events. Those students who came to pay their respects at the end of the year met at once and talked about art while drinking. "Liu Min has been at sea for many years, studied hard, paid attention to local literature and wrote good calligraphy. "Dianduo" published in Japan: "Meritorious books are strong and honest, and people are more valuable than money." Qian Nanyuan, a calligrapher in Yunnan in the Qing Dynasty, was the biggest admirer of Liu Gan in his life. During his stay in Hunan, Liu Duofang searched for Qian's legacy and carved it into Qian Nanyuan's Legacy Collection. The concentrated collection of Qian Cun's works is more than the Yunnan block-printed Nanyuan Wencun and Nanyuan Shi Cun. When Liu was in Hunan, his calligraphy was quite famous. There are many people asking for books, but he doesn't spend money easily. I once wrote a couplet in my own handwriting and hung it in front of the hall: I would like to drink with strangers, but it is difficult to write a book for people who don't know their names. His "motto" is also hung in the hall: "What mortals want from me makes me want from others; I asked the people for their demands, and I lost it for me. " This shows that he is unwilling to follow the crowd, to deal with powerful people, and to ask for anything from others. Liu Kun left eight manuscripts from the first year of Xianfeng to the eighth year of Guangxu, and later generations compiled them into Liu Zhongcheng manuscripts. His life is recorded in "Dianduo".

Ke Shuxun (1862.9.13—1926.5.29) is a native of Qitian Village, Maping County, Liuzhou City, Guangxi. At the end of Qing Dynasty, Guan Yunan visited the estuary management zone. In the second year of Xuantong (19 10), Meng in Xishuangbanna covered the rebellion of the Tusi soldiers and led the army to settle down. 19 12 years, the same was true of Ren Simao's official position, and he put forward 12 articles on border management, which advocated "the rule of both land and flow" and was adopted by the authorities. So the Pusi Border Administration was established as the general director, and later renamed as the General Administration of Colonial Border Management, which lasted for more than ten years. During his tenure, he united the envoys of the frontier and Mongolian chieftain, unified government decrees, defended the frontier, strengthened the ties between the frontier and the mainland, and made remarkable achievements, making him famous in the frontier. He attached great importance to the country's territorial sovereignty, knelt down to demarcate the boundary in person, and ordered his men to inspect the boundary pillars regularly, so that the British and French colonialists who were eyeing the China border did not dare to make a move. He also ordered more than 50 soldiers from the fifth battalion of the headquarters to take the lead in reclaiming wasteland; Set up automobile sub-branch of Fudian Bank and serve as president; Supervise the repair of a caravan road in Simao and a car in Menghai, and build stations along the way to ensure business travel; Establish a post office to handle the exchange of mail services; Run schools to persuade children of all ethnic groups to study. On June 13 (1924) of the Republic of China 12, Ke Shuxun led 12 1 Tusi from Meng to Kunming to visit the Governor Tang of Kunming and was rewarded. Through sightseeing, the chiefs opened their eyes and learned that China has a vast territory and a large population, which deepened their patriotic concept. 1925, it was ordered to change the General Administration of the Portsmouth Border Region into the General Office of the Portsmouth Border Region, with Ke as the general office. 1926 in may, ke shuxun died in the car. Before he died, he asked the chief of general affairs and other members to check the boxes in his home together to find out the selfless storage of gold and silver. The governor was posthumously awarded as a major general of the army and allocated funeral expenses to be buried in the three mountains on the north bank of Lancang River. His posthumous works include "A Brief History of Pusi Frontier fortress" and "Longjiang Poetry Talk".

Lv Zhiyi (188 1- 1940) was a politician in the Republic of China. Word Tian Min, don't Xia Shao, Chu Xu, ZhanDong, Ma Jin. Yunnan Simao people. In the 30th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1904), he studied in Japan. Joined the league the following year and was promoted to the chairman of Yunnan League. In the thirty-second year of Guangxu (1906), Zhao Shen and others founded Yunnan Magazine, which was published in Tokyo. Two years later, Yunnan Dialect, a sister publication of Yunnan, was founded to advocate revolution. In addition to being the editor-in-chief of Yunnan magazine, he often writes articles in People's Daily, the organ newspaper of the NLD. Initiated and organized Yunnan Independent Association with Yang Zhenhong and others. Later, he succeeded Yang Qiufan as the editor-in-chief of Guanghua Daily in Yangon, and together with Ju Zheng, he served as the editor-in-chief of Evolution Daily. In the second year of Qing Dynasty (19 10), he returned to Shanghai from Japan and became the editor-in-chief of People's Daily. In the third year (19 1 1), Song and Chen organized the Central League to launch an uprising in the Yangtze River basin. Participated in the Huanghuagang Uprising Campaign in Guangzhou. After the Revolution of 1911, Yunnan recovered and became the governor of Yunnan. In the first year of the Republic of China (19 12), the Nanjing Provisional Government was established and served as the second minister of the Ministry of Justice. Soon after, he resigned as the deputy director of the Shanghai organ newspaper department of the League and the editor-in-chief of the Republic of China News. The following year, he was elected as the first senator of the National Assembly and a member of the Constitution Drafting Committee. Later, he participated in the "Second Revolution" and the struggle against Yuan. In the 6th year of the Republic of China (19 17), Sun Yat-sen organized the military government to protect the law in Guangzhou, and was employed by the Guangdong government as the Acting Minister of Justice. After 1920, he served as deputy minister of the Ministry of Justice, deputy minister of the Ministry of the Interior, and legislator of the National Government of Guangzhou Military Government. 12 years (1923) served as a member of the Senate of the Kuomintang headquarters in China, and was in favor of United Russia (Soviet Union) and opposed United Communist Party (* * *). 13 (1924), he has served as president of the Supreme Court of Guangdong Province and legislator of the Kuomintang. He died in Kunming on 1940.

Yu Enmin (1884— 19 18), also known as Zepu, alias Mojiang and Yu Feng, lieutenant general of the Republic of China, general of Yunnan Army, and a native of Mojiang, Yunnan. In his early years, he studied in the sixth period of China Team of Japanese Army NCO School. When I was studying in Japan, I joined the League. 1February, 909, Governor Shen Bingkun of Yunnan transferred graduates from Japanese NCO School to work in Yunnan. Yu Enmin, Xie Ruyi, Tang, Huang Yucheng, Yin, Zhang Kairu, Ye Quan and Zhao from the Japanese NCO School returned to China one after another. After returning to China, he worked in Yunnan Army, served as the coach of Yunnan Army Artillery Corps, and organized lectures. Wuchang Uprising broke out in 19 1 1. On August 25th, Yu Enmin, Tang, Liu Cunhou, Sung-Hyun Yoon, Shen, Zhang Zizhen, Huang Yucheng and other members of the League held a secret meeting to plan for the Wuchang Uprising. After repeated consultations, the Chongyang Uprising in Yunnan was held on the ninth day of September. After the Double Ninth Uprising in Yunnan, he served as the Chief of Staff of Yunnan Military Government and Guizhou Military Government. Later, he went to Beijing to supplement the major general of the army and served as an adviser in the presidential palace. In June of the 2nd year of the Republic of China (19 13), he served as the principal of Wujiang School in Yunnan, as a professor, as a senior adviser to the Governor's Office of Yunnan, as the director of the Military and Political Department of Yunnan, and as the commander-in-chief of the Second Army of Guo Jing. Add the rank of lieutenant general. Five years later, it was awarded to Lieutenant General Army. 7 years (19 18) was assassinated in Bijie, Guiyang on February18. At the age of 35. The following year, he was posthumously awarded as an army general. Sun Yat-sen wrote the word "should be a male ghost" for his tomb.

Lei, a "Left-wing Poet", was an old poet who joined the League of Chinese Left-wing Writers in 1930s. His original name is Lei Bixing, also known as Simi. 190865438+1October 16, from Pu 'er, Yunnan. 1925 was admitted to Kunming No.1 Middle School, and joined the Juvenile Effort Association in the second year. 1927 was introduced by Huang Laofeng, joined the Communist Youth League, and was transferred to China the following year. 1930 was appointed by Yunnan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China to work in Shanghai as a member of Jiangwan District Committee, a propagandist and a member of the Red Guards. 1932 introduced by Mu He to join the League of Chinese Left-wing Writers. During his stay in Shanghai, he published new poems in Bud, Chunguang Literature Monthly, Literature Monthly and Poetry Magazine, co-edited Poetry Monthly with Tian, and served as the supplement editor of Shanghai China Daily. From 65438 to 0932, he participated in the activities of the left-wing alliance Chuanbei Road Group and Nanfa Group and worked with Mu. 1in the autumn of 934, Ren Wen served as the general commander of the flight demonstration organized by the general manager. 1935 went to Tokyo, Japan, organized a Marxism-Leninism research group with Ke, He and others, participated in the activities of East China Poetry Society, and edited Poetry Life Monthly. Introduced by Zhang Tianxu, he met Guo Moruo and sent the long poem "New Source Thinking" (preface by Guo Moruo) to the domestic reading and living society. Because of the fire in the printing house, the manuscript was burned and failed to come out. After returning to China from 65438 to 0937, he edited the semi-monthly War Against Japan published by Yunnan Returned Field Service Corps, co-edited Warfare Poetry with Luo and Xu Jiarui, and published New Trends in Literature and Art in Shanghai. His published poems include War (Warsong Club), The Team of the Masses (Warsong Club) and Forward! China Bing (South China Bookstore). From 65438 to 0947, he served as the vice president of New Yunnan Weekly under the leadership of the underground party of the Communist Party of China. 1949, was sent to work in Sipu guerrilla zone. He used to be the leader, the county magistrate of Liushun, and the civil affairs chief of Pu 'er agency. 195 1 transferred to Kunming in, and successively served as provincial cultural curator and municipal cultural curator. His life and works include China Literati Dictionary. 1999 died on February 22nd at the age of 9 1.