Gao Shi (17,706-765 February) was born in Cangzhou Bohai (now Jingxian County, Hebei Province). A frontier poet in Tang Dynasty, with simple language and vigorous style, was also called "Gao Cen" with Cen Can.

Gao Huaide (926-982) was born in Changshan Calm (now Zhengding, Hebei). The later Tang Dynasty was his grandson, the son of the later Zhou Dynasty, his son, his wife and brother, and a hero of the founding of the Northern Song Dynasty.

In the early Song Dynasty, he served as the deputy commander-in-chief in front of the temple and participated in suppressing the rebellion of Li Jun and Li Zhongjin. Later, Shi Shouxin and others insisted on Song Taizu's intention and demanded the relieving of the military power. Wu Shengjun, an official from Song Taizong, served as our special envoy and assistant. After his death, posthumous title Bohai County King, posthumous title "Wu Mu". Gao Qiu, a powerful minister in the late Northern Song Dynasty, was born in Bianjing (now Kaifeng, Henan Province) and was an official in the Song Huizong period. The main villain in the water margin.

Brief introduction of Gao Shi background

Gao Shi was born in poverty and even made a living by begging. In the eighth year of Tianbao, he was awarded the post of Qiu County Commandant. Then I came to Cisse. Gao Shi didn't start his literary creation until he was fifty years old. His works describe Cisse's life: the scenes on the battlefield, the lives of soldiers and the feelings of young women of the local people. Ge Yanxing is a famous poem by Gao Shi.

In the 12th year of Tianbao, Qiu Tian, our time, recommended Gao Shi to enter the Yuezhou shogunate, our time in Hexi. After the Anshi Rebellion, he was appointed Zuo Shiyi and transferred to supervise the suggestion. Wang Yong Li Lin arose, and Su Zong took Gao Shi as the Yangzhou satrap. In the first year of Guangde, he was appointed as my ambassador to Huainan, replacing Cui Guangyuan as my ambassador to Xichuan. In the first year of Yongtai (17, February, 765), Tang Daizong died of illness and was posthumously awarded the history of the Ministry of Rites.