Wang Xin, a native of Xiangxiang, Hunan Province, was born in Pushan, 1825- 1857. He was appointed a judge. Grandfather Wang Zhihai was born a scholar, and father Wang Zonglu taught in the village. Wang Xin entered a private school at the age of five and became a rural teacher at the age of twenty. Twenty-four years old, two years in Xianfeng (1852), Taiping Army entered Hunan, ranking among the best in Fuxian. In the same year, he studied under Luo Zenan, and made friends with the students who later became the backbone of Xiang Army. "Treat people without life and death, precept by example. The practice of training in Xiangxiang was really bullied by the king. When the disabled are poor, give them clothes when they are cold, and advocate hunger. Later, Xiang Yong became an army. Wang Xin's department said that Wang Xin was always ambitious and recruited thousands of coaches from Xiang Yong. Zhang Dayan said: "There is still a breath in life, that is, you have to tell others that Wang Xin was an important commander in chief in the early days of Xiang Army and one of the veterans of Xiang Yong Camp.