Lin Mingxun: Lin Mingxun (1921-1982)1938 joined China. He has served as director of the Political Department of Beijiang No.1 Team of the Guangdong-Jiangxi-Hunan Border Region Column, secretary of Yingde County Committee, secretary of Shaoguan District Committee, deputy secretary of the Party Committee of South China Normal University and deputy director of the Revolutionary Committee, and member of the Standing Committee of the Fifth People's Congress of Guangdong Province.

Wu Qiang: Wu Qiang (1911-1962) took part in the revolution in his early years. After the liberation of Guangdong, he served as deputy chief of staff of the Pearl River Combat Command. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as commander of the South Road Military Division of South China Military Region, director of Zhanjiang Military Management Committee and commander of garrison area, commander of Beijiang Military Division of South China Military Region, first deputy minister of Guangdong Armed Forces Department of Central South Military Region, and commander 1955 was awarded the rank of senior colonel. China People's Revolutionary Military Museum is on the list.

Xiong Zhenpei: Xiong Zhenpei (1904 ——1990) has served as the vice chairman of Guangzhou and Guangdong Christian Three-Self Patriotic Movement Committee, the president of Guangdong Christian Association and the vice chairman of China Christian Three-Self Patriotic Movement Committee. He is the founder and leader of the three-self patriotic Christian organization in Guangdong.

Liu Yuguang: Liu Yuguang (1903- 193 1), one of the founders of the peasant revolutionary movement in Britain and Germany, once organized the famous "Yingcheng", "Tandong" and "Jima Lake" in Britain and Germany; "Fish Bay" and other peasant armed riots have served as the chairman and county magistrate of Yingde County Farmers Association. To commemorate his achievements, Yingcheng Town has "Yuguang Road" and "Yuguang Management Area".

Mo Wei: Mo Wei (1891-1980) followed Sun Yat-sen's revolution when he was young. He served as platoon leader, company commander, battalion commander, colonel, Nanxiong and Yingde county magistrate, administrative inspector and security commander of fourth area, Jiangxi, administrative inspector and security commander of Bijie, Guizhou, and administrative inspector and security inspector of the second district (Shaoguan) of Guangdong. His posthumous work is Memoirs of Mo Wei. China People's Revolutionary Military Museum is on the list.