Confucius: a great thinker, politician, educator and founder of Confucianism in the Spring and Autumn Period. Born in Fuzi Cave, Nishan, Qufu.
Mencius was born in Zou, a native of Shandong. Famous thinker and representative of Confucianism in the Warring States period.
Lu Ban: A native of Qufu in the late Spring and Autumn Period and the early Warring States Period, he was the earliest creative inventor, founder of folk craftsmen and originator of architects recorded in ancient Chinese history books, and was known as the father of scientific and technological inventions in China.
Zuo Qiuming: A historian of the State of Lu (Qufu) in the late Spring and Autumn Period, who wrote Zuo Zhuan and Guoyu and became the originator of historians.
Bian Zhuangzi: He is in charge of both Zhuangzi and Bian Yanzi. During the Spring and Autumn Period, he worked as a doctor in the border town of Lu, and was famous for his bravery. He once assassinated two tigers and a man from Quanlin, surabaya county.
Fan Zi: Shu Ming, also known as late arrival. At the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, Lu people were disciples of Confucius in his later years.
Yan Hui: Ming Hui, character, Yan Yuanren. He was born in the state of Lu (Qufu) in the late Spring and Autumn Period. Later generations also called him "Yan Shu" and "Yan Sheng". He was a proud disciple of Confucius and was called "Fu Sheng" by later generations. There is a Yan Temple (Resurrection Temple) in Qufu to commemorate him, and it still exists.
Xie, a native of the Warring States and Zoucheng, was the mother of Mencius, an "elegant sage". She moved to another neighborhood and was her godson. She was born in Zoucheng, Jining, Shandong Province, and is one of the "virtuous three mothers". Meng Mu San Qian Temple and Meng Mu Forest exist.
Guliangchi: According to legend, he was the son of the Warring States period, and he was from Lu (Qufu). He is the author of The Legend of Spring and Autumn Valley Liang.
James Zhang: Byte was born in Gaoping County, Shanyang County (two cities of Weishan, Shandong Province) at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. At the beginning of Jian 'an, Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty was appointed as Wei Yan, and he had to go to his post. He died in Xuchang at the age of 84.
Wang Shuhe: Mingxi was born in Gaoping, Yang Shan at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. A famous physician in Wei and Jin Dynasties, the founder of pulse science.
Liu Biao: Jingsheng, a native of Gaoping (Weishan, Shandong), was a famous Confucian general in the Three Kingdoms period after the son of Emperor Jing of the Western Han Dynasty. In the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 190), Liu Biao was appointed as the special envoy of Jingzhou.
Zhong Changtong: Zi Kilometer, a native of Gaoping County (Weishan City, Shandong Province), was a materialist philosopher and progressive thinker in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.
RoyceWong: Zi Zhong Xuan, a native of Gaoping (Weishan City, Shandong Province) in Wei and Jin Dynasties, was the first of the "Seven Children of Jian 'an".
Malone: Kao Xing, a native of Dongping (Wenshang) in the Western Jin Dynasty, was a famous soldier in the Jin Dynasty.
Princess Wencheng: Born in Rencheng, she was named Princess Wencheng by Li Shimin of Emperor Taizong, and married Tubo Songzan Gampo.
Qi Jiguang, born in Weishan, Shandong Province, was named Nan Tang, a famous strategist, national hero and strategist in Ming Dynasty.
Bai Ying: A native of Wenshang, Jining in the Ming Dynasty, presided over the construction of the famous water diversion hub project on the ancient canal in Wang Nan Town, Wenshang County, which is comparable to Dujiangyan, and is called Dujiangyan in the north. Existing Wang Nan Fenshui Longwang Temple and Fenshui Hub project remains.
Kong: His name is Dongtang, and he claims to be a man. A native of Qufu in Qing Dynasty, the sixty-fourth grandson of Confucius. The author of Peach Blossom Fan.
Gui Fu: A native of Qufu, Shandong Province, was an outstanding scholar in Qing Dynasty.
Wang: A native of Surabaya, Shandong. Zhuxi County, Hubei Province, was later appointed as the Oracle of zouping county. He has written many poems of the Tang Dynasty.
Wang Tingzan: Word, number Ruogu, number Paiyun, Surabaya people. He served as the magistrate of Pingwu, Changning and Nanbu counties in Sichuan, and was later promoted to Zhili as the alternate magistrate. He wrote the book "Four Knowing Gods". Later, he wrote "The Origin of Surabaya" in 19 12, and won the special prize of Shandong History and Museum Exhibition.