Eight sages of Chaozhou in Tang and Song Dynasties

Zhao De: Haiyang (now a native of Chao 'an) was a scholar in the 13th year of Tang Daizong Dali (778). He served as an official in Chao 'an and helped Han Yu with his education.

Wang Dabao: Haiyang (now a native of Chao 'an), in the second year of Emperor Gaozong Jianyan in the Southern Song Dynasty (1 128), Wu Jiazheng played the first and second, and was the official minister of the Ministry of Rites. Support the Northern Expedition of Zhang Jun, a famous anti-gold star, impeach Che Wang, a famous anti-gold star, and strive to stabilize the anti-gold situation. Song history has its own biography.

Xu Shen: Song Dazhong, born in Chaoyang, was a scholar of Xiangfu for three years (10 10), and served as a magistrate in Shaozhou, Jizhou, Liuzhou and Jianzhou.

Zhang Kui: Zhenghe, Song Huizong, a native of Haiyang County, Chengdu, Longyan (now Lianhua Town, Chenghai District), the No.4 scholar in the Reform Movement of 1898 (118), a satrap in Guanlian and a magistrate in Xinzhou.

Liu Yun: Haiyang (present-day Chao 'an), the fourth year of Zong Shaosheng in Song Zhe (1097), the third scholar of Ding Chou, and successively served as magistrate (present-day Longchuan), magistrate (present-day Meixian) and magistrate in Huazhou. Be sympathetic to the sufferings of the people, reduce taxes and get rid of bad government.

Xun Lin: Haiyang (now a native of Chao 'an County) was the second scholar of Ding Mao in the fifth year of Tiansheng in Song Renzong (1027).

Lv Dong: Haiyang (now Chao 'an), (1053), Gui was a special official. He was the chief bookkeeper of single county in Song Dynasty, the governor of imperial academy, the governor of Liucheng, the governor and the prince of Zhongshe.

Wu Fugu: Jieyang people, Chinese characters, strange people in cloth.

Eight saints in Ming dynasty

Refers to the first year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (1628), and the Eight Scholars of Chaozhou Prefecture (Shicheng Township belongs to Chaozhou Prefecture) ranked first in the same list. Eight Jinshi proposed to build a prosperous Yuankai Square in Guangyuan Street, Taiping Road, Chaozhou.

Gu Chaojian: Haiyang (now a native of Chao 'an) took refuge in Zheng Chenggong after the death of the Ming Dynasty and actively opposed the Qing Dynasty.

Guo: Jieyang was the last important official in Nanming who died for the monarch.

Huang Qiyu: Jieyang native, edited by Guan Hanlin, military history tired of official courtesy.

Song Zhaoyuan: Jieyang people, Jieyang people, Guan Ren people, county magistrate.

Li Shichun: Cheng Xiangren, magistrate of Quwo Yicheng County, was selected by imperial academy and served as assistant minister in the official department.

Liang Yinglong: Rao Ping, Fujian official.

Yang Rensi: Rao Ping, official to Qinshui County.

Chen Xian: Puning, an official in Baoding.

other

Wu Yi, a native of Jieyang in the Eastern Han Dynasty, was once the magistrate of Ancheng County.

Liu Yun (about 1080- 1 150): Song Haiyang (now from Chao 'an), the eldest son of sage Liu Yun, the founder of Lingnan Pediatrics, wrote the first pediatric medical book in Lingnan, A New Book for Young Children.

Zheng Nansheng (): Chaoyang native of Southern Song Dynasty, philosopher and disciple of Zhu.

Guo: (): A native of Jieyang in the Southern Song Dynasty, a philosopher and a disciple of Zhu.

Yao (about1181-1209): a native of Haiyang (now Longyao, Chaoyang County) in the Southern Song Dynasty.

Li Ling (1406- 1469), a native of Miancheng, Chaoyang, was a court official in the Ming Dynasty. At that time, he rebuilt Bailudong Academy and gave lectures in person.

Xue Kan (1486- 1545): Born in Longxidu, Jieyang County (now Longxue Township, Anbu Town, Chao 'an County), he was known as "Mr. Zhong Li" and was a great scholar in the Ming Dynasty. Ming history has its own biography.

Weng Wanda (1498- 1552): a famous military strategist from Jieyang in the Ming Dynasty. Ming history has its own biography.

Chen (1498 ——1582): Ming Haiyang (now the east wind of Chao 'an), left assistant minister of the Ministry of Industry, supervised the repair of the imperial tomb, and added first-class salary service.

Lin Daqin (15 12- 1545): born in Chao 'an, he was the top scholar in Ming Dynasty.

Xiao Duanmeng (152 1 year-1554): Kuodu, Chaoyang County (now Miancheng), Ming Dali Temple, Lishan East Road, Xunbu Guizhou, Zhejiang Road and Jiangxi.

Lin (1523- 1588): a native of Chaoyang in the Ming Dynasty, a scholar in Zhejiang. Later, he was promoted to be a student, and was ordered to repair the temple in advance and write a biography of Zhejiang people, which was highly praised by Wu Yue people.

Zhou Guanghao (1536- 16 16): born in Xiashan, Huanglong, Chaoyang (now Taoxi, Xiashan and Chaonan), he was a judge in Shaanxi in the Ming Dynasty, and the rebellion in Ningxia was put down. The following year, Jin Dun Cai Yuan was appointed Governor of Ningxia.

Tang (1540- 1597): a native of Chenghai in the Ming Dynasty, he was called "the scholar's weapon" in The Scholars.

Lin Xichun (1552- 163 1 year): Ming Haiyang (now Chao 'an Department), left assistant minister of the household department, posthumously awarded Shangshu, and selected works of posthumous title.

Gold (1572- 1654): a native of Raoping in the Ming Dynasty, an official of the Chongzhen Ritual Department.

Lin Deyong (1675—1722): a native of Jieyang in the Qing Dynasty, he was the champion of Wu.

Zheng Dajin (1709—1782), a native of Jieyang in Qing Dynasty, was the governor of Zhili.

Huang (1762—18 17): a native of Qinghai (now Chao 'an), Wu Zhuangyuan.

Luo Outline (1804 ——1855): Jieyang, a general of Taiping Heavenly Kingdom.

Huang Wuxian (182 1- 1898) was born in Lin Xia, Zhipu, Chaoyang, in the Qing Dynasty, and was a magistrate in Yunnan.

Ding Richang (1823- 1882): Fengshuntang cheated the people, a patriotic innovator of the Westernization Movement in China in the late Qing Dynasty, and one of the four great bibliophiles in China in the late Qing Dynasty.

Fang Yao (1833- 189 1): a native of Yangxi Village, Ninghong, Qingpu, Guangdong Navy.

Cultural, academic and educational media

Zeng Xijing (1867- 1926): Jiexi Mianlaike, a great poet in Lingnan.

Wen Tingyun (1869- 1954): Tai Po, a famous scholar and philologist, devoted a lot of efforts to the collation of Chaozhou literature!

Wu Guanyin (1879- 1935): Chenghai, a famous historian, linguist and democrat. Professor of many universities and former president of North China University.

Huang (1885- 1945): Chenghai native, well-read, proficient in Chinese and western arts, good at calligraphy, couplets and chess. I have served as the dean of many universities and the president of Sun Yat-sen University in Henan.

Weng Huidong (1885- 1965): A native of Chaoan, he was the first person to compile local history, geography and culture textbooks in Chaozhou.

Zhang Jingsheng (1888- 1970): Rao Ping, Ph.D., Ph.D. in Sexology, Wen Yao.

Du (1888- 196 1): Chenghai, a famous philosopher, whose main representative work is A General History of China's Ideological History. He was a member of the Department of Philosophy and Social Sciences of China Academy of Sciences and the president of Guangzhou Branch of China Academy of Sciences.

Xu Xinying: Cheng Hai, a famous poetess.

Xu Dishan (1893- 194 1): Jieyang, a famous writer.

Guo Renyuan (1898-1970.8.14), a native of Tongyu, Chaoyang, is the primary president of Fudan University, the president of Zhejiang University and a pioneer of psychology in China.

Zheng Shoulin (1900.3.1-1990) is a famous scholar and the earliest German research expert in China.

Zheng Xian: Chaoyang native, one of the pioneers of political science in China, studied ancient historical philosophy and translated ancient books into English. China, a forgotten scholar, specializes in studying ancient historical philosophy and translating ancient books in pre-Qin period.

Yangchun people (190 1- 1955): Chaoan people, the "third kind of people" forgotten by history.

Zhan Antai (1902- 1967): Raoping, Lingnan School of Ci.

Ke Bainian (1904- 1985): Chaoan, one of the early party member in the Communist Party of China (CPC), was a famous translator of Marxist works.

Xue Shan (19 15- 1999): Chaoan, a famous writer.

Bi Ye (19 16-2008): Tai Po, a famous writer.

Hong (190 1- 1903): Chao 'an, a famous writer of the Left Alliance.

Dai (1903- 1945): Chao 'an, a famous writer of the Left Alliance.

Feng Keng (1907.10.10-1937.2.7), a native of Chao 'an, was one of the five martyrs of the Left League.

Zheng Qiuzheng (1888- 1935): A native of Yanting, Narita, Chaonan, was the founder of China's film industry and one of the ten people who influenced China's films.

Cai Chusheng (1906-1968.7.15), a Juxing native of Chaoyang Copper Bowl, was the founder of realistic movies in China and one of the ten people who influenced China movies.

Chen Kenren (1906- 1958): chaozhou people, a famous film director in China.

Tang Yu (19 12-): Chaoyang native, famous journalist, writer and second-rate founder.

Xu Dixin (1906- 1988): Jiexi Mianlaike, a famous political economist, vice president of China Academy of Social Sciences, director of Economic Research Institute, was the first president of Shantou University.

Yimei (19 13-2003): Chao 'an, a famous translator, mainly translated the famous work How Steel was Tempered.

Qin Mu (19 19- 1992): Cheng Hai, a great prose writer.

Lin (1930.12-1997.12.30): Shantou native, founder of business economics, former professor of National People's Congress.

Xiao Zhuoji (1933. 12.4-): A native of Miancheng, Chaoyang, a famous economist and professor Peking University.

Huang (1909- 1982): a native of Puning, a pioneer of journalism in China.

Fang Hanqi (1926. 12): a native of Puning, a famous news historian and professor of the National People's Congress.

Zhan Bohui (193 1.7. 10): Rao Ping, son of Zhan Antai, is a famous linguist.

Rao Pengzi (1935-): chaozhou people, a famous literary theorist. In 2006, she was selected as one of "125 China's most influential women in the 20th century" by People's Pictorial.

Li Xinkui (1935.10-1997.9): Chenghai native, a famous linguist.

Hong Zicheng (1939.4-): Jieyang native, famous scholar, Professor Peking University.

Guo Qihong (1940-): Chaoan, a famous playwright.

Chen Pingyuan (1954): Chao 'an, a famous scholar, Professor Peking University.

Zhao (196 1-), a native of Shantou, is a researcher at the Institute of Philosophy of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and a famous philosopher in Chinese mainland.

Hong Kong and Macau

Zong Rao: chaozhou people, a world-famous sinologist, is a great Bauhinia scholar.

Liu Zunyi: a new northerner from Gurao Town, Chaoyang, President of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and an academician of Taiwan Academia Sinica.

Huang Ruisen: Jieyang native, former president of Nanyang University and Hong Kong University.

Cai Lan: hipster, filmmaker, writer and gourmet.

Lin Xingzhi: Cheng Hai, a Hong Kong writer and journalist.

Ha Gong: Speaking of Quanzhou people, Hong Kong writers and journalists.

Taiwan Province Province, China

Sima Ling: A native of Jieyang, his father is Wu Luxun, a general of Zhong Lu Army 19, and a famous martial arts novelist in Taiwan Province Province.

Zhao Qiunong: A native of Xianmen Town, Chaonan, a famous painter in Taiwan Province Province, studied under Liu Haisu.

(1936-): Chaoyang native, formerly known as Ma, was born in Taichung City, Taiwan Province Province, and returned to Chaoyang as a child, a famous poet in Taiwan Province Province.

Singapore

Liu Yingshun: Shantou native, the first president of Singapore Ang 'an College.

Zi Rong: Chao An, formerly known as Li Sairong, was the vice chairman of the Singapore Writers Association.

Thailand

Sima Gong: Born in Narita, Chaonan, formerly known as Ma, chairman of Thai Chinese Writers Association.

Li Meng: Cheng Hai, formerly known as Xu Aizhen, was re-elected as the fourth vice chairman of Taihua Writers Association. He is now the editorial board of Four Seas Magazine of China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, the editorial board of Jinan University Press, and the special researcher of Taiwan-Hong Kong Overseas Chinese Research Center of Jinan University.

Zheng Joseph: A native of Longtian Town, Chaonan, whose pen name is Qing Palace, is a Thai Chinese short story writer.

Zifan: Chaoyang native, a famous Thai poet and writer, formerly known as Ken Jeong Hao, was born in Kafu, Thailand in the Southern Song Dynasty, and is the husband of a famous Thai writer Meng Ling.

Painting, calligraphy, sculpture and dance

Sun: Jieyang, a pioneer of Lingdong Painting School.

Liu Changchao: Jiedong, one of the masters of Lingdong School of Painting.

Fan: Jieyang, a representative of Lingdong Painting School.

Lin Tianjun: Jieyang, a representative of Lingdong Painting School.

Wang Lanruo: Jieyang, a representative of Lingdong Painting School.

Canon: hipster, a representative of Lingdong Painting School.

Lai Shaoqi, a native of Puning, was once the chairman of Anhui CPPCC, honorary director of China Book Association, vice chairman of China Printmakers Association, and honorary professor of Anhui University and Shantou University.

Huang: Jieyang, member of China Artists Association and chairman of Guangxi Artists Association.

Yang Zhiguang: Jie Xi, Professor of Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, Dean of Lingnan Academy of Fine Arts and Director of Chinese Painting Research Institute.

Lin Yong: hipster, vice chairman of China Artists Association, honorary chairman of Guangdong Artists Association and vice chairman of Guangdong Federation of Literary and Art Circles.

Zheng Canxia: Chaoyang native, former vice president of Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts.

Wang: Jieyang, former director of Guangdong Art Museum.

Wang: Chenghai, a famous educator and calligrapher in Lingdong.

Chen, a native of Tongyu, Chaoyang, was a famous calligrapher in the Republic of China.

Chen Dayu: Chaoyang native, former executive director of China Artists Association, vice chairman of Jiangsu Artists Association and member of Calligraphers Association.

Xu: Chenghai, director of China Artists Association, chairman of Guangdong Artists Association, party secretary and vice president of Guangdong Painting Academy.

Tang Daxi: Chenghai, honorary president of Guangzhou Sculpture Academy. Sculpture creation has a wide influence in China.

Chen Qiao: Chaoan native, national first-class choreographer, vice chairman of Chinese Dancers Association and Guangdong Dancers Association.

Fang Tu: Hui Lai, Dean of Guangzhou Painting Academy.

college student

Academician of China Academy of Sciences

Ma: Chaoyang Heping Xiazhai people.

Cai Qiao: A native of Xianmei Village (now Jiedong County), Xinheng Town, Jieyang County.

Yang Zunyi: A native of Zhainei Village, Yang Qi Township, Jieyang City (now Deng Gang Town, Jiedong County).

Chen Yuntai: A native of Tongyu, Chaoyang.

Hou Xianglin: A native of Fengjiang Town, Jieyang County (now Jiexi County).

Lin: Chaoyang people grew up in Shantou.

Wu Guoxiong: A native of Chaoyang Cotton City.

Lin Zunqi: Chaoyang people.

Wang Tieguan: Chenghai people.

Zheng Ruyong: Yanting, Narita, Chaonan, daughter of financier Zheng Tie.

Guozhi Zhou: Xiashan, Chaonan.

Guo Musun: a native of Tongyu, Chaoyang, the son of Guo Chengen, director of the Central Mint Bureau of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of China, and his grandfather Guo was a wealthy businessman in Shanghai.

Ceng Yi: Jiexi Wujing Rich Man

Zhuang: Rao Ping, from Chao 'an.

Zhong: Chao 'an was born in Shantou.

Chen Xiaoming: Jieyang people.

Xu Ningsheng: Chenghai, born in Puning.

Academician of Chinese academy of engineering

Guo Yuyuan: Tongyu, Chaoyang

Zhou Fulin: Xiashan, Chaonan.

She Huanan: Chaoyang people.

Tang Xican: Chaoyang people

Shangda Fan: Chaoyang people.

Huang Xuhua: A new Lao from Yuhu, Jiedong.

Wu: Fengxi, Chaoan, was born in Thailand.

Other academicians

Da Sun Wen: Chaoan, an internationally renowned food engineering expert, winner of the "Food Engineer of the Year Award" of the Royal Institution of Mechanical Engineers, and academician of the Royal Academy of Agricultural Engineering.

Lin Chuizhou: Chaoyang native, academician of Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering, academician of Asia-Pacific Academy of Materials and academician of Hong Kong Academy of Engineering.

Lin Hui, Jieyang Yu Jia Lakers, member of the International Eurasian Academy of Sciences.

Liu Xin: Huan Xin Pi, Chaoyang Valley, Member of the International Eurasian Academy of Sciences.

scientific and technological circles

Guo Yongji: Chaoyang native, Tsinghua University Department of Electrical Engineering thinks that he has made outstanding contributions in the field of power system reliability research in Chinese mainland, and he is a doctoral supervisor in Tsinghua University.

Chen Huitang, an expert in automatic control, is regarded by the relevant departments of Tongji University as one of the founders of the first batch of automatic control specialty in Chinese mainland. Former Deputy Director, Institute of Information and Control, Tongji University

Lin Chao (1909- 199 1), a native of Jiangxia, Yuhu, Jieyang, was one of the pioneers of geography in China.

Peng Shaolin: A native of Guiyu Town, Chaoyang, an ecologist. Now he is the director of the Institute of Ecology and Evolution of Sun Yat-sen University.

Zhang Mingrui: Shantou native, the father of international artificial cells.

Lin Xizhi (192 1- 1969): Shantou native, formerly known as Yingxi, was praised as the father of China photographic paper by Wu Xiaobo's book "Hundred Years of Fall" and CBN Weekly.

Wu Zeguang (19 10- 1946), a native of Chaoyang, was regarded as one of the pioneers of radio communication in the Red Army by the relevant departments of xidian university and the book Guangdong Celebrity. He founded the Radio Communication School (predecessor of xidian university), and successively served as the principal of Wayaobao Communication School, the principal of Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region Communication School, the principal of Yan 'an Third Bureau Communication School, and the director of Hebei-Shandong-Henan Communication Branch School.

Zhang (19 12-2003): Chaoyang native, an expert in low-energy particle accelerator industry, developed a number of equipment to fill the gap. For example, in 1962, the world's advanced vacuum leak detector was successfully developed, which filled the gap in Chinese mainland.

Lian: A native of Dapu, Simapu, Chaoyang, a professor at Beijing Institute of Technology, founded and developed the rigid body kinematics system in his prism adjustment theory. Author of conjugate theory of reflective prism.

Medical science

Guo Di, a native of Tongyu, Chaoyang, is a pioneer in children's health care in Chinese mainland.

Guo (19 17-), a native of Guiyu Town, Chaoyang, is an expert in chemical pharmacy and information. Biography of China Science and Technology Experts thinks that he has creatively completed the research on various sulfonamides, vitamins and pharmaceutical intermediates.

Zhang Yijun (1936-), a native of Gurao Town, Chaoyang, is a well-known hepatologist in China, director of the Hepatology Center of Guangzhou Air Force Hospital, and a civilian rank major general.