Lai (1750— 1832), a native of Dapeng, Shenzhen, was one of the five generals of three generations. The boy was born in a poor family. At the age of fifteen, he studied martial arts with folk artists, and at the age of sixteen, he worked as a policeman in the county government. Later, he was transferred to Pengcheng yamen as a civilian. Married at the age of twenty-five, abandoned literature and joined the army after marriage, and successfully obtained martial arts. In the third year, he was admitted to Ganzong. Daoguang was a martial arts examiner in Fujian and Guangdong provinces for five years (1825) because of his vigorous martial arts and outstanding achievements. Feng Kung Fu is average, second grade. Daoguang died in March of the 12th year at the age of eighty-two.
Lai (1778- 1840) was born in Dapeng City, Xin 'an County. His father went to Zhentai, Qiongzhou Town, Guangdong Province. As a teenager, Lai joined the army and experienced the outsourcing and promotion of Dapeng Camp. When the captain who followed the navy prefect besieged pirates in Danzhou New England, he was fearless in the face of danger and took the lead. 18 stolen ships and 380 foreign pirates were arrested.
Bailing, then governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, invited the holy family to award Lai a silver medal of "first class merit" and promoted the navy to compete for thousands of Chinese and English schools as village garrison; In the 23rd year of Jiaqing (18 18), he was stationed in the right battalion of Humen Navy. Planning external defense facilities, and supervising the construction of Zhenyuan and Hu Da Fortress in the Pearl River Estuary. Soon became the right-wing garrison in Yangjiang Town.
Lai Xinyang: Lai Xinyang (1783-? ), born in the forty-seventh year of Qianlong (1783), was born in Dapeng, Shenzhen, and was one of the three generations and five generals. When Xinyang was a teenager, his father Lai Shi Chao taught him to practice martial arts. In his twenties, he joined the army in Dapeng camp and was later promoted to general manager. In the 20th year of Daoguang (1840), he served as the general manager of Xiangshan Club in Zuo Ying, and was promoted to Chenghaiying garrison in 1846. Later, he served as general manager, general and assistant general. In the twenty-seventh year of Daoguang (1847), Fujian Xiamen Navy was the prefect, and General An Lu was awarded the title of Henaan, the first-class official.
Lai Enjue (1795- 1848) was born in Dapeng City, Xin 'an County (now Dapeng Town, Longgang District, Shenzhen). He was born in a noble family in Pengcheng during the Jiaqing period of Qing Dynasty, and he was one of Lai's "three generations and five generals".
Lai, born in Dapeng, Shenzhen, was born in 1824, one of the five generals in three generations, the grandson of Lai, and the sixth son of General Lai Xinyang. Sean joined the army when he was young. He is very talented and diligent in martial arts. Shortly after he joined the army, he was promoted to general manager, and later to general manager Qian. More than a year later, he was promoted to be a naval reserve guerrilla. He has won many wars and won many awards. Later, he was transferred to the coastal defense area as the chief executive. During the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, he was promoted to Jinjiang Town, Fujian Province, and was given a second-class official title.
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Lai Xing's brief introduction to clan characteristics;
Lai xing is from his family. Lai xing is the surname of China, ranking 98th among hundreds of surnames, accounting for 0. 18% of the total population of China, with about 2.5 million people. ?
Lai Xing's important figures in history are: Lai Xian, the satrap of the Western Han Dynasty; Lai and Guang Luqing of the Tang Dynasty; Lai Wenjun, a geographer of the Song Dynasty; Lai Liang, a writer of the Yuan Dynasty; Lai Zhen and Lai Jing, painters of the Qing Dynasty; Lai and Lai of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom; and Lai Chuanzhu, a general of China.
Lai xing is a typical southern surname, which originated in the north and became the main residence of Guangdong in the historical evolution. There are many talented people in Laixing, especially in Wan 'an, Jiangxi during the Song and Ming Dynasties. Therefore, there is a famous saying that "there are many talents in one county and two generations, and Wan 'an in Jiangxi is prosperous". Lai Xing's words are rigorous and profound. For example, in the transcript of Lai's genealogy in the Republic of China, there is a sentence from Lai Xing in Fujian: "Shoufu inherits Zuze, Guangzong sends Kun Xian. "
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Baidu Encyclopedia-Lai's