As the soldiers pointed out, they are invincible.

Wu, a native of Penglai, Shandong Province, was a famous strategist and patriot during the Republic of China. He was a first-class general of the Chinese National Revolutionary Army, the official patrol ambassador Lu Yu, and the commander-in-chief of thieves in 14 provinces. A scholar, who later joined Beiyang, became the first war commander and think tank of Cao Kun, the leader of the direct warlord. Wu is good at fighting, rich in military strategy, and his military ability is second to none among contemporary China military experts. As the soldiers pointed out, he is invincible and attracts the attention of the world.

Giojuru

Love people and people, selfless dedication.

Jiao Youlu, a native of Beigushan Village, Boshan County, Zibo City, Shandong Province, was a national model cadre and revolutionary martyr. The spirit of "being close to the people and loving the people, working hard, being scientific and realistic, facing difficulties and being selfless" that he showed when he was the secretary of the county party committee in Lankao was later called "Jiao Youlu spirit". On September 10, 2009, Jiao was awarded as "the 100 person who touched China since the founding of New China" in the selection activity jointly organized by Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China and the Central Organization Department.

Kong Fansen

He is a seven-foot man, who can give his life as a ghost for thousands of years.

Kong Fansen, 1944, born in Liaocheng, Shandong Province, is the 74th grandson of Confucius. /kloc-joined the army at the age of 0/8, 1966 joined China. 1969 After demobilization, he first became a worker and later became a national cadre. 1979, the state wanted to transfer a group of cadres from the mainland to work in Tibet. At that time, Kong Fansen, then deputy director of the Propaganda Department of Liaocheng District Committee, took the initiative to sign up and asked someone to write a banner that said, "A seven-foot man can surrender himself and die."