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Who is the champion in Quanzhou history?
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In historical chronological order:

The first scholar in Quanzhou was Xu Hui, a scholar from China in the first year of Tang Zhenguan. Xu Hui is a native of Putian, which belonged to Quanzhou at that time.

The second is Ti Chen. His name is Tian Yuan and his name is Zhai Yi. He is a foreigner in Jinjiang. He was the No.1 scholar in China in the fourth year of Zhen Ming in the Five Dynasties (AD 9 18). Yi grew up smart, knew how to advance and retreat, and was personable. He took the exam in Beijing and answered questions like a stream. After the Tang Dynasty, there was chaos in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, social unrest, and a change of dynasties. Ti Chen worked hard to serve his country. Although he was highly valued by the Prime Minister, his positive suggestions to the court were not adopted by the emperor, which made Iraq very depressed and kept resigning.

Iraq is in a high position, but it is sympathetic to people's feelings and cares about their sufferings. My hometown, Jinjiang Chenyang, was flooded and grain was confiscated. Iraq donated limited wages to help villagers tide over the difficulties and rebuild their homes. Later, he retired due to illness and died at the age of 63, leaving five volumes of Tian Yuan Shi Hua.

The third Renying Huang, the word, is the Five Dynasties Jinjiang Pan-Lakers. Hou Liang took the imperial examination in Ming Dynasty for three years, but did not take the Jinshi examination in the second year, while his compatriot Ti Chen was the first in high school. This gave Renying Huang a great stimulus. He came to Pan Hu's house, and continued to work hard and study hard. He took the Chinese language test in Tongguang for three years in the later Tang Dynasty. In the second year of Ming Dynasty (927), he won the first prize in literature, and it was 10 years before and after leaving Iraq.

Renying Huang praised Ouyang Zhan's moral articles all his life. He was honest and thrifty and was respected by courtiers. The regime in the later Tang Dynasty was also very unstable. Emperor Mingzong was blind and illiterate. The highest military officer in the Tang Dynasty, who was less literate than abacus, appreciated the literary talent and character of the top scholar Renying Huang, called him into the cabinet for assistance, and set up a hall specially for Renying Huang to be a bachelor in charge of reading and handling the memorial. After the death of Ming zong, he experienced the Ming emperor and the last emperor.

Renying Huang was rejected by a powerful traitor, and his ambition to serve the country could not be continued. /kloc-resigned in 0/0 and returned to his hometown. He died at the age of 62, leaving five volumes of Collected Works of Huang Zhuangyuan. In the Song Dynasty, Pan Hu established Ren Ying Academy to cultivate talents and commemorate the sages.

The fourth champion, Wang Zeng, puts filial piety first, and is Wang Min the judge? Wang Cuocheng, a descendant of Wang Cuocheng who lives in Quanzhou, was orphaned at the age of 8, adopted by his uncle and moved to Qingzhou, Shandong. After Wang Zenghan became a great man, he was fine-featured, handsome, generous, quiet and restrained, but quick-witted and good at poetry. Song Zhenzong became the 27th literary champion in Northern Song Dynasty after five years in Xianping.

Wang Zengguan was a deputy prime minister when he was in politics. Acceded to the throne, Liu listened to politics and entrusted him with a heavy responsibility, making Iraq a university student, prime minister and minister of finance. However, Wang Zeng insisted that Empress Liu could only be regent, but could not monopolize power, and refused to accommodate Empress Liu in some matters, which made Empress Liu very angry and expelled Iraq from Beijing. Cuo Qingzhou became the year of knowledge. It was not until the death of Empress Liu that Renzong took charge of the state affairs that Wang Zengcai was called to Beijing to worship the Prime Minister, and was appointed as a Tang Dynasty envoy, sealing lord protector's release.

The inside story of Wang Zeng becoming prime minister and the promotion of civil and military officials is unknown to outsiders. Fan Zhongyan, a famous minister, told Wang Zeng that it is the responsibility of the prime minister to select talents. What's wrong with making things public? It's not enough that you are respected. Wang once said that as a ruling minister, if you take good things for yourself, who will take resentment for yourself if you don't promote and reuse them? Fan Zhongyan was very impressed. Later, Wang Zeng and another prime minister, Lv Yijian, were at odds and lost both sides, so they called a truce. When Kloc-0 died at the age of 6/0, Song Renzong wrote an inscription for Iraq, which was called "the Monument of Jingxian County" and the burial place was called "Jingxian Township". Among the top scholars in Quanzhou 15 in Wu Wen, only Wang Zeng is a Sanyuan Jinshi, who entered the cabinet to worship the Prime Minister, with the highest surname and status. Unfortunately, he is only an ancestor of Quanzhou, not a student of Quanzhou.

The fifth place is Duan Shu, a native of Yangcuo, Jinjiang. In the second year of the Northern Song Dynasty (112), Zhong Wu was the top scholar. At this time, the Northern Song Dynasty has come to an end. Iraq sent messengers to the state of Jin, and the commander-in-chief of nomads and soldiers persuaded him to surrender with high officials and generous salaries. You Yang swore and was beaten. Nomads from Banshi, Yahui, Qin Shihuang and other officials withdrew from the north. You Yang would rather die than surrender, and died of hunger strike at the age of 50. Yi is a hero among Quanzhou scholars who insisted on national integrity and died for the country.

The sixth place is Liang Kejia (1 160), the champion of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty.

The seventh place is Lin Zongchen, whose name is Jinghuan, and his ancestral home is from Jinjiang, Quanzhou. In the eighth year of Southern Song Dynasty (1 172), Zhong Wu was the champion. He learned a good martial arts, determined to emulate Yue Fei, and advocated resisting gold and recovering lost ground. So he was banned by the pacifists, unable to display his talents and realize his ambitions, and died at the age of 56.

The eighth place was Zeng, the top scholar in the fifth year of Qingyuan in the Southern Song Dynasty (1 199).

The ninth is Xie Meng, a native of Yongchun at the end of Yuan Dynasty. Some people say that it was the excavation of Yi's epitaph that discovered the literary champion. Some people say that there are records in the appendix of Yongchun County Records, saying that someone passed by Xie Meng's tomb, looked at the tombstone and knew it was Champion Tomb. Whether Xie Meng is the top scholar or not, because some people have no physical evidence, and historians have not come to a conclusion.

The tenth place is Gong Yongqing. At present, historians have found out that Yi was born in Quanzhou, but Yi was the top scholar in the fifth year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1526), but refused to recognize his ancestors. Quanzhou people are more interested in watching movies, and whether Iraq likes it or not, they are still dragging their feet in five places and fighting for the 15 champion of civil and military arts.

The eleventh is Zhuang Anshi, whose name is Ke Ping and whose name is Niande. He is a native of Puxi, Quanzhou, and was the top martial arts scholar in China in the thirty-fifth year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1607). At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Li Zicheng Uprising invaded Beijing, and Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself. Zhuang Anshi took the lead, rushed to the city and died in the suburbs of Beijing. King Tang of Nanming specially gave a royal plaque of "loyalty and filial piety" and hung it in the Zhuangshi Ancestral Hall in Quanzhou.

The twelfth place is Zhuang Jichang, the number one scholar in the forty-seventh year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (16 19).

The 13th champion was Zhuang Yougong, named Ke Rong, a native of Qingyang, Jinjiang, and later moved to Panyu, Guangdong. When the Western Han Dynasty went to a private school to study, Mr. Private School gave a pair of unicorns, some for cats, some for dogs and some for tigers, but Zhuang Yougong was most satisfied with the flounder.

Qing Qianlong four years (1739), Zhuang Yougong guoshi, official to the governor of Liangjiang, in charge of the military and political power in Jiangsu, Jiangxi and Anhui provinces. When punishing corrupt officials, Iraq's wife took bribes. Yi sheng is the co-organizer of the university students and the minister of punishments. When Mao's bribery was revealed, the emperor was furious and dismissed Yicha. However, considering that Iraq had made great contributions to the construction of water conservancy, it was lenient and reduced to the governor of Fujian. After this setback, Zhuang Yougong's health was damaged and he died at the age of 55. Yi is the only scholar in Quanzhou who suffered a big loss.

The number 14 is Huang Peisong, the No.6 year of Guangxu (1880), the top martial arts scholar in China. According to the materials written by the adherents of the former Qing Dynasty, when Huang Peisong entered the palace for the exam, a prince took the martial arts exam for Emperor Guangxu. Huang Peisong used a big knife and missed the rope. He quickly kicked it with his feet and then did it with his hands. The prince asked what this step was, and Huang Peisong said it was called "Kuixing kicking the bucket". The prince said yes, take Iraq first.

Sun Yat-sen led the democratic revolution and the Guangzhou Uprising failed. Huang Peisong participated in the joint trial of revolutionaries and served as the supervisor. After the success of the Revolution of 1911, Huang Peisong was destroyed in Zhuangyuan Square in front of Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou West Street, and it is said that Yi was tried in absentia. Later, Huang Peisong knew something about the revolution and changed his mind. He lived in Fuzhou in his later years.

The number 15 was Lu Wu, the top scholar in China in the 16th year of Guangxu reign (1890), the same as Huang Peisong, with a difference of 10 years.

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