1, Xiong Foxi, 1900 was born in fengcheng city, Jiangxi province, a drama educator and one of the founders of China's drama. He wrote 27 full-length plays and 65,438+06 one-act plays in his life, published 7 drama collections, and wrote 3 theoretical monographs, including Principles of Drama Creation and Experiments of Drama Popularization.
2. Xiong Tingbi (1569 ~ 1625) was born in Huguang Jiangxia (now Jiangxia District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province), Han nationality. General and strategist in Ming dynasty. In the twenty-sixth year of Wanli, he was admitted to the Jinshi examination, and began to be an official in Baoding, moving to supervise the empire.
Xiong's origin exploration
1, from Mi's surname. It is recorded in Shiben, Quanshu of Dialectics of Ancient and Modern Surnames, and Yuanhe Surnames Collection. Xiong's family comes from and its descendants. Xiong Huan is a descendant of the Yellow Emperor. At the end of Shang Dynasty, he was the teacher of King Ji Chang of Zhou Wen, and his son was in Zhou Wenwang. The great-grandson took Wang Fu as his surname and called him Xiong.
2. The surname of the tribe originated from the Yellow Emperor is Xiong. According to legend, the Yellow Emperor was born in Shouqiu, grew up in Jishui, lived in the hill of Xuanyuan, and took the bear as the capital (now Xinzheng, Henan), so he was called Xiongshi. Among the descendants of the Yellow Emperor, some people take place names as their surnames and call them bears.
3. Originated from Miao nationality. During the Warring States period, influenced by Chu culture, Miao people changed their Han surname to Xiong. In the Ming Dynasty, it was basically changed to China people's surname Xiong.
4. From Pumi nationality. During the Ming Dynasty, there was rebellion in Pumi inhabited areas. After the rebellion subsided, Zhu Yuanzhang, Emperor Taizu of Ming Dynasty, ordered a detailed household registration of all Pumi people, and since then Pumi people have had the surname of China. Benya tribe of Pumi nationality was changed to Xiongshi of Han nationality.