Zheng (19 18- 1940) was a famous strong woman in the Republic of China and a revolutionary hero of mixed blood between China and Japan. His father is Zheng Yue (also known as Zheng Yingbo), a veteran who participated in the revolution with Sun Yat-sen, and his mother is Hanako Kimura, a famous Japanese family, whom Zheng Yue met while studying in Japan (renamed Zheng Huajun after returning home with her husband). At that time, Zheng was the cover girl of Liangyou Pictorial, the first pictorial in Shanghai. After the fall of Shanghai, she secretly joined Central China and used her unique conditions to obtain information from Japanese and puppet personnel. Later, she participated in the assassination of Ding Mocun, the head of the Japanese and puppet secret service, and was arrested for revealing her identity. But she insisted that she was trapped by love and hired a murderer, which became one of the big tidbits in Shanghai that year. 1940 In February, she was secretly executed in a wasteland beside Zhongshan Road in the west of Shanghai, and was shot three times at the age of 23.

Luo

Luo (about 626 or 627 ~ 684) was a poet in the Tang Dynasty. Wuzhou Yiwu (now Zhejiang) people. Along with Yang Jiong and Lu, they are called the four outstanding figures in the early Tang Dynasty. Known as Luo Fu with Fu Jiamo. His father, the magistrate of Bochang County in Qingzhou, died anywhere. He can write poetry at the age of seven and is known as a child prodigy. After his father died, he lived in Boshan, then moved to Xianqiu County, Yanzhou, and spent his early years in poverty. During the reign of Emperor Yonghui (650 ~ 655), Li was a Taoist king and belonged to the government. King Tao asked him to state his talents, but he was ashamed to show off and resigned.

Zhu Danxi (128 1- 1358) was born in Yiwu, China (now Yiwu City, Zhejiang Province). Chian Village, where he lives, was originally named Puxu Village. In the Southern Dynasties, it was renamed Chian Village, and later changed to Danxi Village. So people respectfully call him "Mr. Danxi" or "Danxi Weng". Zhu Danxi advocated the theory of nourishing yin and founded Danxi School, which made outstanding contributions to Chinese medicine. Later generations, together with Liu, Liu and Liu, were called "Four Great Physicians in Jin and Yuan Dynasties".