Wu Xiang, minister of the Qing Dynasty, was a writer from Qingyang, Anhui Province, with the word "Qiyun" and the name "Guashui", from editor to minister of rites. I especially like poetry and don't read any books. In his later years, due to eye diseases, his eyesight is hard to see for a long time, which often makes future generations or waiters recite it for him. He used to be the editor-in-chief of Ming History, Eight Banners Tongzhi and other books, and wrote the copy of Xilaotang Poetry (the copy of Tongzhi Hall in Anhui Library) 15, 5 volumes of Xilaotang Anthology and 2 volumes of Jifuhe Textual Research.

Wu Shudong, forestry scientist and educator, from Tongcheng, Anhui, 1902. His family is very poor. He graduated from tongcheng middle school with the support of his relatives. 192 1 went to Ruben Erdao Senior Agriculture and Forestry School in Japan to study forestry, 1925 returned to China. He has served as a technician in Zhejiang Forest Farm, a teacher and professor in Agricultural College of Zhejiang University, and the president of Liu Dong Senior Agriculture and Forestry School. After the founding of New China, China and Chengdu, he successively served as a professor in the Department of Forestry of Anhui University and Anhui Agricultural College (now Anhui Agricultural University). 1956 Join the Jiu San Society. His main works are: Forest Nursery Science (Shanghai Yongxiang Publishing House, 1952), Basic Theory of Afforestation, Forest Management, Farmland Shelterbelt, Prevention and Control of Urban Public Hazards, etc. 1982 died.

Wu Zhensheng, a dramatist in Qing Dynasty, was born in Shexian County, Anhui Province and Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. He used to be the director of punishments, and he had a deep friendship with Li E. Although he was an official punishments department, he had a special liking for operas and created a large number of operas. The main works are: The Change of the Legend of Sports Glory, The Joy of Heaven, The Joy of the Outside World, The Joy of Qinzhou, Double Spectrum, Le Anchun, The Life of a Lifetime, It's Once in a Thousand Years, Love China, The Joy of Neighborhood, It's Hard for People to Compete.

Wu Cheng, born in Shexian County, Anhui Province, was a famous doctor in Qing Dynasty. When I was a teenager, I was studious and familiar with classics, especially the Book of Changes. Later, I gave up my doctor of literature because I failed many exams. He worked behind closed doors and studied medical books for ten years, learning from teachers. He was able to learn from others' strengths and combined with clinical practice to create his own unique medical technology. Countless patients have been cured, and he became famous for a while. Later, combined with his medical experience and various theories, he wrote a 50-volume medical work, Supplementary Collection, which was published worldwide. This is a book of great academic value in the history of Chinese medicine, and it is still a must-read book for Chinese medicine, which has an important practical guiding role. In addition, he also left some works, such as Treatise on Febrile Diseases, Massage and Kidney Surgery, Medicine for Kidney, Shi Lang Medical Records and so on.

Weiguang Wu, a writer in Qing Dynasty, was born in Xiuning, Anhui Province. He was born in Changshu, Jiangsu. His name is Tetsuo, his name is Xu Zhi and his name is Zhu Qiao. Posthumous title Hu Tian Waishi, official etiquette department. Later, due to poor health, he resigned and returned to his hometown (Changshu). He stayed at home for more than 20 years, concentrating on reading and writing. He named his family bookstore "Su Xiutang" and was good at China ancient literature and poetry. His main works are: Poems before and after the Ancient Jinshi Zhai, 60 volumes, Collected Works of Su Xiutang, 20 volumes, Little Tiger Paradise 14 volumes, Du Yi Fa, 4 volumes, Six Poems of Tang Poetry, 4 volumes, Casual Stories, 4 volumes, Imagination of Shi Mao, 4 volumes, Going to the Spring and Autumn Period, etc.

Wu, a writer in Qing Dynasty, was born in Xiuning, Anhui Province. When I was a child, I went to take an examination of children and was reprimanded by the government. After that, I decided not to take the exam. Make friends with storks and learn poetry from them. In order to learn the rules and regulations of the Han Dynasty, he studied music, Liushu and phonology in particular. In his later years, he studied Buddhism and religion, seriously studied the theory of tree-only, and lived in vain. Living in a closed village, I don't want outsiders to know, and I have devoted myself to my work and gained a lot. His main works include: 50 volumes of Blowing Quiet Records (Qing manuscripts, now in Beijing Library), 6 volumes of Stone Carving Interpretation, 6 volumes of Literary Interpretation, and 5 volumes of Linjiang Villagers' Poems with addenda.