Guilin celebrity Li Tianyou (1914-1970) was born in Lingui County, Guangxi. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1929 and participated in the Baise Uprising in the same year. During the Agrarian Revolutionary War, he served as platoon leader and commander of the special agent company of the Seventh Army of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, deputy commander and commander of the 58th Regiment of the Third Red Army Corps, commander, division commander and corps commander of the 13th Regiment of the 5th Division of the Third Red Army Corps. Chief of the Department's Operations Section, commander of the 10th Regiment, deputy commander of the 2nd Division of the 1st Red Army Corps, and commander of the 4th Division. Participated in the Long March. During the Anti-Japanese War, he served as commander, deputy brigade commander and acting brigade commander of the 686th Regiment of the 343rd Brigade of the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army. In 1939, he went to the Soviet Union to study military affairs. During the War of Liberation, he served as chief of staff of the North Manchuria Military Region, commander of the Songjiang Military Region and commander of the Harbin City Garrison, commander of the first column of the Northeast Democratic Alliance Army, commander of the 38th Army of the Fourth Field Army, and deputy commander of the 13th Corps. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as deputy commander and commander of the Guangxi Military Region and principal of the military region's military and political cadre school, first deputy commander and acting commander of the Guangzhou Military Region, and deputy chief of staff of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. He was awarded the rank of general in 1955. He is a member of the Second and Third National Defense Commission, a representative of the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China, and a member of the Ninth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. Chen Hongmou (1696--1771) was born in Hengshan Village, Sitang Township, Lingui County, Guilin. In the spring of the first year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1723), he was the first person to win the National Science and Technology Examination. He was a bachelor of Dongge University, an important minister of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. He successively served as governor of Gansu, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Hubei, Jiangxi, Fujian, Hunan and Jiangsu provinces, and governor of Guangdong, Guangxi and Huguang. Chen Hongmou devoted his life to the development of production, was not afraid of powerful people, and did many good things for the people. My hometown is surrounded by many peaks, and there are many legends about "Feng Shui". The Chen family has been famous for generations, and has been a member of the Imperial Academy for five generations. In the 190 years since Chen Hongmou, the Chen family has had 1 top scholar, 2 Hanlin scholars, 1 Huiyuan scholar, 4 Jinshi scholars, and 2 Jieyuan scholars. , 26 people were promoted, 9 people were paid students, and 35 people were ordinary. Wang Bandang (also known as Wang Pengyun, 1849-1904) was a native of Lingui County, Guilin. He called himself "Old Man Bandang". He was a famous lyricist in modern my country and authored three volumes of "Bantang Final Draft" and "The Remaining Draft". 》Volume 1. When he was worried about the country, he started writing poems. He was one of the masters of poetry in the Qing Dynasty. Ma Junwu (1881-1940), a native of Guilin, was born in Gongcheng. Political activist, educator and patriotic poet during the democratic revolution. In his early years, he studied in a sports school and later studied in Japan and Germany. He was the first Chinese student to obtain a doctorate in engineering. He followed Mr. Sun Yat-sen in revolutionary activities and successively served as Secretary-General of the Presidential Office, Governor of Guangxi Province, President of Shanghai Daxia University, China Public School, Beijing University of Technology and Guangxi University. Ma Junwu is knowledgeable and understands four foreign languages: English, French, German and Japanese. He has translated many world famous works and engineering technology monographs, and has contributed to the development of modern science and technology in my country and the cultivation of talents for the motherland. Li Zongren (1891-1969), courtesy name Delin, was born in Liangjiang Township, Lingui County, Guilin. He graduated from the Army Accelerated School with the rank of general. He served as the vice president of the Kuomintang government in 1948 and the acting president in January 1949. He immigrated to the United States in December. Returned to China in July 1965. Died in Beijing on January 30, 1969. There is an official residence at No. 16 Wenming Road, Xiangshan District, Guilin City. From the second half of 1948 to mid-November 1949, Li Zongren lived and worked here. His former residence was in Liangjiang Township, Lingui County. Bai Chongxi (1893-1966), courtesy name Jiansheng, Hui nationality, a native of Xianxiang, Linguihui, Guilin, graduated from Baoding Military Academy, served as deputy chief of staff of the National Revolutionary Army Headquarters during the Northern Expedition, and served as deputy chief of staff and director of military training of the Central Military Commission during the Anti-Japanese War. , director of the Guilin Camp, and held important positions such as the Minister of Defense of the Kuomintang and the Military and Political Chief of Central China during the War of Liberation, with the rank of general. He flew to Taiwan in 1949 and died in Taipei in 1966. There is a mansion near the gate of Ronghu Hotel on Ronghu North Road, Xiufeng District, Guilin City. Wang Weijian, female, athlete and senior coach. A native of Guilin City, Guangxi. Born in 1947.
Entered the Guilin Amateur Sports School in 1958 and was selected to the Guangxi Skills Team in the same year. After participating in the skills competition of the 1st National Games in 1959, he was transferred to the National Gymnastics Training Team and changed to a gymnast; from 1963 to 1972, he continued to compete in the National Gymnastics Competition. Won the individual all-around championship for consecutive years, and won 2-4 gold medals every year; in 1963, he won 4 gold medals in the individual all-around, floor exercise, balance beam, and vault in the gymnastics competition of the Emerging Power Games; in 1966, he won the gold medal in the gymnastics competition of the Asian Emerging Power Games. One of the main members of the Chinese team that won the team championship, and won 6 gold medals in the individual all-around and 4 individual events, becoming the first Chinese athlete to win the most gold medals in Asian gymnastics competitions; awarded the special merit in 1963; In 1964, he was awarded the title of Master of Sports and won first-class merit. In 1975, he served as the coach of the national gymnastics team and trained a number of national champions and outstanding athletes who participated in the World Gymnastics Competition, such as Ma Wenju and Huang Qun. In 1980, he won the title of senior coach. In 1988, he served as deputy director of the Fund Raising Department of the 11th Asian Games. He currently serves as Vice Chairman of the Chinese Gymnastics Association, Deputy Director of the National Sports Commission, and Executive Vice Chairman and Secretary General of the Chinese Dance Sports Association. He has published 3 articles including "Girls' Youth Sports Training Method" in national publications. Name: Mo Huilan Gender: Female Date of birth: 1979.07.11 Height: 150cm Nationality: Chinese Nationality: Guilin, Guangxi Introduction to Mo Huilan In July 1985, Mo Huilan entered the Guangxi Guilin Gymnastics School and in December 1990 entered the National Gymnastics Team. In October 1994, at the 12th Asian Games held in Hiroshima, Japan, Mo Huilan won five gold medals in team, balance beam, floor exercise, vault and uneven bars. At the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, Mo Huilan won a silver medal in the vault. Mo Huilan's "front somersault over the bar and grabbing the bar" action on the uneven bars was called the "next century" action by the International Sports Federation and was named "Mo's somersault". Cao Ye Cao Ye (about 816-875) was a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The word industry is the name, and the name is Ye. A native of Guilin, Guangxi. He was smart and diligent in studying since childhood. He was a Jinshi in the fourth year of Dazhong of the Tang Dynasty (850), and served successively as secretary of the shogunate of Tianping Jiedushi, Dr. Taichang, doctor of the Ministry of Rites, doctor of the Ministry of Personnel, and governor of Yangzhou. Later, he resigned and returned to the south, moving to Fucifang in the north of Guilin City, where he entertained himself by reading, writing poetry, and teaching. Most of his poems sing about the landscape and pastoral scenery of his hometown, with a strong local flavor, such as "Inscribed on Guangfu Rock", "Donglang Mountain", "Xilang Mountain", "Dongzhou", "Moving to Guilin to Send Friends in Yangshuo", etc. His former residence is between Longtou Mountain and Beilu Mountain in the north of Yangshuo County. Later generations built Cao Gong's ancestral hall and Cao Gong academy at his former residence. It is said that Ji Diqian once studied at Shiyan at the foot of Swan Mountain, which was later designated as Cao Ye Studying Rock. At Yankou there are the 5-character list of "Cao Ye Reading Rock" written by Zhu Mo during the Republic of China and the poem "Cao Ye Reading Rock" written by Xie Jin of the Ming Dynasty. There were 3 volumes of poems, but only 2 volumes survived. "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty" contains 108 of his poems. The year of birth and death of Cao Tang is yet to be determined. Poet of Tang Dynasty. The courtesy name is Yaobin. A native of Guilin, Guangxi. He was a Taoist priest at first, but later returned to the secular world and was not ranked among the Jinshi (it is said that he was a Jinshi during the Taihe or Dazhong years of the Tang Dynasty). During the Xiantong period (860-873), he worked for the envoy. He specializes in poetry, and is especially famous for his poems about immortals. He often traveled to famous mountains and rivers, looking for immortals and Taoists. He wrote three volumes of poems. "The Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty" collected two volumes of his poems, totaling 148 poems. Among them, there are 98 poems by Xiaoyouxian and 50 poems by Dayouxian. His poetic imagination is extremely rich, and his descriptions of scenery are lifelike and close to nature. The poem reveals dissatisfaction with reality and self-righteousness. He and Cao Ye were known as the "Two Caos" in the late Tang Dynasty. The original collection has been lost, and later generations collected it into the "Collected Poems of Cao Zhi". Mo Xiu Fu The birth and death dates of Mo Xiu Fu are yet to be determined. Officials and scholars in the Tang Dynasty. A native of Fengkai County, Guangdong. His official titles include Doctor Yinqing Guanglu, Inspector Zuo Sanqi Changshi, Rongzhou Governor, and Yushi Doctor. In his later years, he resigned and retired to Guilin. In the second year of Guanghua of Tang Dynasty (899), he wrote "Guilin Customs Records" and recorded what he saw and heard in the book. It is the earliest record of Guilin's history, geography, customs and people. The book contains records of Li Bo, Yuan Hui, Pei Xingli, Wei Guan and others developing Guilin's landscape and building scenic spots, as well as poems by Zhang Gu, Lu Shunzhi, Zhang Cong, Yuan Hui, Lu Dan, Li Bo and others praising Guilin's landscape. It is an anecdote and is extremely precious. The original book was in 3 volumes, two of which were lost during the Song Dynasty. Today there is only one volume with 42 entries.
Zhao Guanwen The birth and death dates of Zhao Guanwen are yet to be determined. The number one scholar in the Tang Dynasty. A native of Guilin, Guangxi. Official lecturer at Hanlin Academy. In the second year of Tang Qianning (895), when he applied for the imperial examination, due to examiner fraud, 25 people including Zhang Yixian were admitted, and Zhao Guanwen ranked eighth. The failed candidates were dissatisfied with this, blamed the examiner Cui Ning, and demanded a retake. Emperor Zhaozong of the Tang Dynasty ordered a retest at Wude Hall. Zhao Guanwen was designated as the number one in high school. Zhao Guanwen maintained his integrity and was not good at flattery. In the end, he offended the powerful minister Liu Jishu due to his excessive words, so he resigned and returned home on the pretext of illness. When Zhu Yun, the governor of Guilin in the Tang Dynasty, completed the newly built Yao and Shun Temple, he was specially asked to write the "Guilin Newly Built Yao and Shun Temple Sacrifice Stele". When Chen Kehuan was appointed governor of Guizhou, he changed the name of the neighborhood where he lived to Jinxianfang. Yu Linghan and others of the Qing Dynasty erected a stone monument "Hometown of Zhao Zhuangyuan" in his hometown to encourage those who came after him to make progress forever. Shi Anmin The year of birth and death of Shi Anmin is yet to be determined. Officials of the Song Dynasty. His courtesy name is Uncle Hui, a native of Guilin, Guangxi. He was a Jinshi in the 15th year of Shaoxing in the Song Dynasty (1145). He once served as a judge in Xiangzhou. He enforced the law strictly and punished people in prison. Later, it was divided into two states: Jiaolian and Tengzhou, where moral education was promoted and the writing style flourished. In his early years, he traveled from Shen Hui and Hu Yin and learned about it from Zhang Jun. He is good at writing and poetry, and is erudite and versatile. Together with his younger brothers An Xing and An Shi, he is known as the "Three Stones". Later it was learned that Jiyang's army died without going. Author of "Collected Works of Uncle Hui". Bao Yu Bao Yu (1437~?) was an official in the Ming Dynasty. The word is easy to ask. A native of Guilin, Guangxi. He became a Jinshi in the 14th year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty (1478), and successively served as Fuzhou official, supervisory censor, Guizhou inspector, Yunnan deputy envoy, and Henan inspector general. Although he is in officialdom, he is indifferent to fame and fortune, and "all affairs are based on public sentiment." When he was in Fuzhou, there were no unjust prisons in the county, and people at that time called him "Xiao Bao". When he was in Yunnan, he oversaw the suppression of rebellions and organized local affairs. "The legacy was huge, and the Yunnan people relied on it." Dissatisfied with official corruption, he resigned and returned home. In his hometown, he was enthusiastic about public welfare, donated money and efforts to repair Huixian Rock, and wrote "Reconstruction of Guangxi Provincial City Stele", "Guilin Five Sages Temple", "Yongji Bridge", "Reconstruction of Yiyunting", "Reconstruction of Lingui County Governance Notes" and other inscriptions. He entertained himself with poetry and wine at home on weekdays. In his spare time, he invited local officials Feng Hao, Chen Chongde, Guan Qi, Zhou Jinlong and others to travel and write poems. He wrote poems and poems in Fubo Mountain, Crescent Mountain, Nanxi Mountain, Yushan Mountain, Huajing Cave and other places. Inscription. Most of his poems and essays have been included in "Collection of Sanguan Yingling", "Poetry Collection of Western Guangdong" and "Wen Zai of Western Guangdong". Author of "Zhuo'an Manuscript". Lu Tiaoyang Lu Tiaoyang (1516~1580) was a bachelor of Wenyuange in Ming Dynasty. The courtesy name is Heqing, the name is Yusuo, and the posthumous title is Wenjian. A native of Guilin, Guangxi. He has been smart since childhood and studied hard. In the 29th year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty (1550), he ranked second in the Imperial Examination and was awarded the title of Editor of the Hanlin Academy. Later, he served successively as the Imperial Academy's Jijiujiu, the Minister of Rites, the Bachelor of Wenyuan Pavilion, the Prince's Shaobao, the Taibao, the Shaofu and Taifu, and the official. Ministry of Finance, etc. He has stayed in Beijing for nearly 30 years and is known for his integrity. When educating supervisory students, he focused on teaching by words and deeds, putting virtue first and then art. He gave lectures to Emperor Mu Zong and quoted ancient scriptures to regulate current affairs, which won the respect of the court. Able to write and write poems, he is elegant and honest. Together with Zhang Juzheng, he co-edited the "Illustrated Commentary on Emperor's Appreciation" and compiled the actual records of the Jiajing and Longqing dynasties. In the autumn of the sixth year of Wanli (1578), he resigned and returned home due to illness. He has written steles such as "Stele of the Buddhist Pagoda Temple", "Record of the Construction of Storehouses in Quanzhou", "Preface to the Determination of Ancient Fields", and "Epitaph of Feng Guo Lieutenant Yue She". He died in Guilin and was buried in Shiziling in the northern suburbs.
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