Early experience:

Liu Mingchuan, 1836 (July, 16th year of Qing Daoguang), was born in Liulaowei, at the foot of Daqian Mountain in Xixiang, Hefei (now Feixi County). The Liu family has been farming for generations, and his father Liu Hui gave birth to six children. Liu Mingchuan is the youngest, ranking sixth.

I had smallpox when I was a child, and the village called it "pockmarked 66". Liu Mingchuan 1 1 years old, his father died, and then his eldest brother and third brother died one after another. The other brothers have their own families, and then they live alone with their mother Zhou. Mother and son live together and make a living by selling smuggled salt. Liu Mingchuan is generous and gets along well with local young people.

One day, the Liu family was insulted by local local tyrants because they could not pay for the food in the team. Liu Mingchuan warned the local tyrants: "You can't bully the villagers any more, or I will kill you!" Seeing that he was an unarmed boy, the local tyrant laughed wildly: "How dare you stop me?"

Liu Mingchuan grabbed the local tyrant's sabre, raised his sword and cut off the local tyrant's head. He ran back to the village and shouted, "I killed a local tyrant. If you want to defend your hometown, come with me! " Hundreds of young people in the village immediately expressed their support. Liu Mingchuan led these young people to build a village in the buried hill and began their eternal life.

Ming Chuan University:

Ming Chuan University in Taiwan Province Province is a private university founded by a family. Its name is to commemorate Liu Mingchuan, governor of Taiwan Province Province in Qing Dynasty. Ming Chuan University was founded by Dr. Bao Deming and Dr. Li. 1956 started the preparation, and 1957 was approved, with Bao Deming as the principal. Formerly known as "Ming Chuan Women's Business College", it is the earliest institution of higher learning for women's business in Taiwan Province Province and one of the famous "bride schools" in Taiwan Province Province.

Named battleship:

From June 2065438 to June 2006, Taiwan Province Province of China purchased two Perry-class frigates from the United States and sent personnel to the United States to pick them up. The two frigates are planned to be named "Ming Chuan" and "Feng Jia" in the future to commemorate Liu Mingchuan, the first governor of Taiwan Province Province in the late Qing Dynasty, and Qiu, a famous anti-Japanese. 2018165438+10 and August, Ming zhuan (PFG-112), Feng Jia (PFG-/kloc-0