Cheng Zi (the year of birth and death is unknown) was born in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Cheng, Ben,, is a respectful name for him. He is the grandson of Zhao, a doctor in the Jin Dynasty. He is straightforward, knowledgeable, proficient in classics, good at writing and theory, and his ideological system is between Taoism and Confucianism. It is said that doctors know the ceremony. Once, Cheng Zi asked the doctor for advice. When he came back, he met Confucius in the north of the county seat. They sat on the side of the road to discuss their studies, and the more they talked, the more speculative they became. They talked all day. Confucius gave each other a bundle of silks and said, "Cheng Zi is a wise man in the world." .
Bian Que
The physician of the Warring States period was originally named Qin, and was also named. He was a famous doctor in China during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and the originator of traditional medicine in China. Zhao Jianzi named him Qiu Pengshan in Xing Di Zhong. Because of his superb medical skills, he was honored as an imperial doctor, so people at that time used the name of "Bian Que", the imperial doctor of the Yellow Emperor in ancient mythology, to call him. Bian Que founded the pulse diagnosis method of traditional Chinese medicine, which was the first of its kind in traditional Chinese medicine. According to legend, the famous classic of Chinese medicine "Difficult Classics" was written by Bian Que.
Feng Tang
Feng Tang, a native of Zhong Qiu (now Neiqiu, Xingtai) in the Western Han Dynasty, later moved to the Western Han County (now Yuxian, Zhangjiakou), where historical records and Han books were circulated. Feng Tang was famous for his filial piety when he was young, and was recommended as a corps commander to serve the Chinese Emperor. In the seventh year of Emperor Wendi's reign (157 BC), Emperor Jingdi acceded to the throne and asked Feng Tang to be the Prime Minister of Chu, who was soon dismissed. After Emperor Wu acceded to the throne, he recruited wise men and recommended Feng Tang. Feng Tang was over ninety years old this year, so he could no longer be an official, so he appointed his son Feng Sui as a Langguan. Feng Sui, also known as Wang Sun, was an outstanding talent and a good friend of Sima Qian. People often mention Feng Tang because of these words: One of them is the Preface to Wang Tengting by Wang Bo, a young genius who is one of the four outstanding figures in the early Tang Dynasty. In this masterpiece, Wang Bo expressed the feeling that "Feng Tang is easy to get old, but Li Guang is hard to seal"; One is a sentence in Su Shi's "Jiangchengzi/Jiangshenzi Mizhou Hunting", "When will Feng Tang be sent in the clouds?" Feng Tang was also mentioned.
Chopo
Qiao Bo, whose name is Wen Yi, was born in Neiqiu (now Xingtai Neiqiu) of Shunde Prefecture in Qing Dynasty. During his tenure as the magistrate of Jianzhou, he made a ban on protecting the Cooper of the postal road for the benefit of one party. Great-father wrote a poem "Cuiyun Gallery", which was a famous poet in Qing Dynasty. He has established a poetry club with Wei (a native of Baixiang, Xingtai) and Yang Sisheng, and has written Yin Yue, Kuyin, Jian, Kuang, Yan Qiyong, and Collection of Poems. In Sichuan Province, 5 kilometers away from Jianmenguan, there is an ancient road that was once imprisoned and named "Cui Yun Gallery". Visitors can walk into this miniature ancient road and feel the charm of history. In fact, "Cuiyun Gallery" refers to the ancient post road more than 300 miles away. This name comes from the mouth of a Xingtai person, Qiao Bo.
Guo Ju
According to Neiqiu County Records, Guo Ju was born in Henan, a native of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Because his family is extremely vicious, he lives in Jindi Town, Neiqiu County (that is, Jin Dian Village), begging for food and helping others to live, and life is very difficult. Guo Ju has an old mother and a child under three years old. The old mother loves her grandson so much that she can't bear to eat any food, so she leaves it to her grandson. Guo Ju is going to bury his son. Who knows, I dug a hole more than three feet deep and actually dug up a jar full of gold. Guo Ju built a "Ciren Temple" where the gold was dug up. This story is also recorded in Searching for the Gods written by Gan Bao in the Jin Dynasty, and its content is roughly the same as that in Neiqiu County Records. When talking about the story of Guo Ju burying his children in Twenty-four Filial Pieties, Mr. Lu Xun wrote: "I was really worried about my children at first, and I didn't feel relaxed until I dug up a bucket of gold. However, I am not only afraid to be a dutiful son myself, but also afraid that my father will be a dutiful son. " It satirizes the story's ignorance of loyalty and filial piety and cruelty to children.
Zhang Bin
Zhang Bin (322), born in Zhangxiang, Nanhe, Zhao County (now Nanhe, Xingtai) after Sixteen Kingdoms. Minister, famous counselor and politician of the post-Zhao Dynasty during the Sixteen Kingdoms period. Zhang Bin is ambitious and resourceful. He assisted Schleswig in establishing the post-Zhao Dynasty and established various state systems. He was appointed as a great law enforcer by Schleswig, specializing in the management of state affairs, and was the head of the crown. Zhang Bin is an honest, modest, meritocratic and polite corporal. Deeply respected by Schleswig and his ministers. After his death, the late master Zhao posthumously presented him with "a regular servant who rode away, a doctor in the right light, and a three-master", which was treated equally with the prime minister. According to historical records, he was a first-class counselor in the five lakes and sixteen countries.
Haikuan
Zen master Haikuan (1596— 1666), a native of Neiqiu, Xingtai, was a famous Zen master in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. He is the last abbot in the history of Songshan Shaolin Temple, and he has presided over Shaolin Temple for 27 years. The dharma name Haikuan, the word Hanyu, is called the other shore, and it is called the other shore Kuan Gong. After becoming a monk, he worshiped the abbot of Shaolin Temple as his teacher and handed down the authentic twenty-seventh generation monk Hui Xi of Cao Dong as his teacher. I am gratified by the public's mantle and praised him for "abstaining from morality and concentrating on Zen, which is worthy of being a model for a generation." In the 12th year of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty (1639), Haikuan accepted the official documents of the imperial court, and later became the abbot of Shaolin Temple, becoming the authentic descendant of Cao Dong in Shaolin Temple.
Liu Deyuan
Liu Deyuan, a native of Neiqiu, xing zhou, was a scholar, historian and ancient philologist in Yuan Dynasty. I learn from Wang Ruoxu, so I take history as my special occupation. Ten years of Emperor Taizong of Mongolia (that is, the Reform Movement of 1898 (1 178)) took the senior high school entrance examination, and he was the top science student in Hebei West Road. Being named Hanlin by the Yuan Dynasty, the three governments could not be restored. He lived in seclusion in his hometown, giving lectures and writing, and was respected by people at that time. Write tens of thousands of words. It is said that it is the foundation of heaven and earth, the foundation of life and the foundation of sages. "Proficient in history, ancient philology. Liu and He were poor all their lives. Out of the friendship of fellow villagers, I recommended and sympathized with Zhou T-shirts many times, but they all refused to accept them. They made friends with great scholars Xu Heng and Wang Yun. They died in the twenty-third year of the Yuan Dynasty at the age of 78. Wang Yun, a great scholar, took "The Epitaph of Mr. Liu Zhuoxing" as a student's gift, and inscribed An Deyu as "Mr. Ming Dow". He is the author of Liu Daoji's poems and three books. Half a mile northwest of Luting Village in Neiqiu County, there is a Luting reading desk, which is 5 feet high and 2 acres square. It was the place where Liu Deyuan, a scholar of Neiqiu University in Yuan Dynasty, gave lectures.