Yu Xue (虞嵫) was a Wuping of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and in the second year of the Han Dynasty (115), Empress Deng appointed her as the Taishou of Wudu (武都太守) for her talent as a general. During this period, he presided over the "Guiding River of The Mountains", dredged the channel of the Jialing River from Depression (Luoyang) to Xiajian (Chengxian County), and developed water transport in this area.
Li Qi (李翕) was a native of Hanyang County, Eastern Han Dynasty. In the third year of Jianning, Li Qi served as the Taishou of Wudu County, renovating the road, and in the fourth year of Jianning (171), he presided over the construction of the Gaoge Trail in Guojiadi (ancient name Analysis, also known as Baiya) in The Village of Fukou in Xujiaping Township, chiseled stone frame wood, and built the Bridge of Jianli to help passers-by. In the fifth year of Jianning, the Pavilion Trail was repaired.
Li Yuqing Song Zhihe (1054) winter, served as the envoy of Lizhou Road, the main guest of the Ministry of Works, Lang Zhong, Quan Zhixing Prefecture. Due to the steepness of the old road of Qingniling, Nai Song asked for a new white water road, from Fengzhou Hechiyi to Xingzhou Changjuyi, which was more than 50 miles long and was completed in December of the second year.
Tian Keren At the beginning of the Southern Song Dynasty Shaoding (1228~1233), he was appointed as the Taishou of Chu Prefecture. Since childhood, he loved calligraphy, and in the Kaixi period (1205~1207), he obtained the old ink copy of the "Ode to the Pavilion" and repeatedly copied the "Ode to the Pavilion". During the period of Ren Taishou, the original stele was destroyed, and in May of the third year of Shaoding, the "Ode to the Pavilion" was re-engraved on the cliff wall of Lingyan Temple.
Cao Youwen (曹友文字允叔), a native of Tongqing Li Pavilion in the Song Dynasty. In the second year of Baoqing (1226), He granted The command of the imperial army in Li Prefecture, and later concurrently stationed in The Prefecture of Yuanzhou, concurrently in charge of the Pacification of the Four Prefectures outside Guanwai, quanzhi Prefecture (present-day Luoyang County), and the control of the Army and Horse of The Xingyuan Province. Yuan Bing entered Xingyuan, and Youwen rushed to The Jiguan Mountain Pass, where he and his brother Wanju were killed in battle. Bachelor of Dragon Tuge,
Wu Jie (1093~1139) was a native of Longgan (present-day Zhuanglang, Gansu). In the second year of Jianyan (1128), he was appointed as the governor of the Jingyuan Road Terracotta Army and the Zhihuai Army. In the winter of three years, Shi Bin's rebel army was suppressed. For four years (1130), he was the deputy governor of Qin Feng. In the first year of Shaoxing (1131), he defeated the Jin people at Shangyuan and repelled yu Guanguan. In the fourth year (1134), he led an army at Xianrenguan to defeat 100,000 Jin soldiers. Nine years later, he died at XianrenGuan and was given to the young master, Wu'an. During the reign of Emperor Xiaozong of Song, he was posthumously honored as the Prince of Fu.
Wu Xuan (1102~1167) Character Tang Qing. Shaoxing fought with his brother Wu Jiu at Xianrenguan for four years and defeated Jin Bing. In the fourteenth year, Ren Lizhou West Road pacified the envoy Zhixingzhou, Qiandao iii (1167) may, died in Xingzhou, posthumous letter to the king, Wushun.
Shi Bin is the Nine-Striped Dragon Shi Jin in "Water Margin". Five years after the failure of the SongJiang Uprising, Shi Bin revolted again, and in July of the first year of Jianyan (1127), he led a rebel army to conquer Xingzhou and ascended the throne as emperor. After marching eastward, the Song army in the city insisted on conquering the YuanFu. Nai led his division into Shu, and at the Sword Gate was blocked by Shao Bowen, and then led his troops into Guanzhong and into Chang'an, which was shaken by the Southern Song Dynasty. In the winter of the third year (1129), Wu Jiu marched into the army, and Shi Bin retreated to the town of Mingli (southeast of Chang'an) and was besieged, captured and killed.
Wu Xi (1161–1207) Was the grandson of Wu Xuan and the son of Wu Ting. In May of the fourth year of Song Shaoxi (1193), he was appointed as an envoy of wuning jun, and later because of bribing the power minister Han Nongxin, he was able to serve as a stationed in Xingzhou, under the command of all the armies in front of the imperial court, and also as a pacification envoy of Zhixing Prefecture and Lizhou West Road. Later, he was promoted to deputy envoy of Sichuan Xuanfu and still knew Xingzhou. In the second year of the Kaixi Dynasty (1206), he recruited envoys for Shaanxi and Hedong Road (present-day Shanxi Province) and presided over the western front against Jin. Wu Xi, lured by Jin Renli, sat in Xingzhou and did not move. In December of that year, he rebelled against the Song Dynasty and surrendered jin, and was secretly sealed by the Jin Dynasty edict at The Mouth of The Jin Dynasty, and was given the title of "King of Shu". In the first month of the third year of the Jubilee, the song was openly rebelled, and the tyrant king was located in Xingzhou, the seat of government was the palace, the state name was "transit", and the xingzhou was changed to XingdeFu. On February 29 of the third year, he was killed by Yang Juyuan, Li Haoyi, An Bing, and others, at the age of forty-six.
An Bing Ziwen, a native of Guang'an, Sichuan, served under Wu Ting. In the first month of the third year of Song Kaixi, Wu Xi's usurpation was demoted to jin, and he was appointed by Xi as the chancellor of the long history. An Bing discovered that Yang Juyuan and others wanted to curse Wu Xi, so he conspired with Yang. An Bing cried, "At present, as I know, the soldiers will not be able to rise up, but they will be able to get a great victory, but they will destroy this thief and there will be no worries." Juyuan said, "Mr. Non-Is not enough to preside over this matter, and non-Juyuan is not enough to do this." "Then he asked the people to make a secret edict and conspire against Xi. After killing Wu Xi, Zhongtui An Bing temporarily acted as the Sichuan Xuanfu envoy (at this time, the Sichuan Xuanfu envoy Cheng Song had fled). In March, the imperial court officially appointed An Bing as the deputy envoy of Sichuan Xuanfu, who also knew Xingzhou and was crowned a scholar of Duanmingdian. The murder of Wu Xi was actually initiated by Yang Juyuan and Li Haoyi, and An Bing's performance to the imperial court was his credit. He alone stole the counterinsurgency exploits for fear of being exposed, and when he saw that Li and Yang had reported frequent successes on the anti-Jin front, he suddenly became jealous, put them to death, created the "Li and Yang Unjust Cases", and murdered Li Haoyi and Yang Juyuan. An Bing hou was sent to Sichuan Tofu envoy, and the people of the time built the "An Gongsheng Ancestral Hall" for him at Xianrenguan.
Yang Juyuan Ziyuan (字子元), a native of Guangyuan, Sichuan, was an official of Hejiang Cang, Xingzhou. After Wu Xi surrendered the gold, he conspired with An Bing and Li Haoyi to murder Wu Xi. On February 29 of the third year of the Kai Jubilee, he entered Wu Xi's palace on horseback, claimed to be an envoy, killed Wu Xi and declared that he would make an an ancite, and everyone would push Juyuan as a counselor for the military. Later, he was falsely accused of rebellion by An Bing and secretly killed at Longwei Tan (in present-day Ningqiang County) of the Da'an Army. The imperial court read his merits and gave the temple praise and loyalty. In the first year of Jiaxi, he pursued Zhongyu.
Li Haoyi was a native of xiayi (下邽) in the Southern Song Dynasty (present-day puchengnan, Shaanxi). The general of the Xingzhou Army, after Wu Xi's defection, conspired with his subordinates to kill him. On the night of February 29, the third year of the Kai Jubilee, Haoyi led seventy-four soldiers into Wu Xi's palace and shouted: "By the secret edict of the imperial court, An Changshi is a propaganda, so that I will rebel against thieves, and those who dare to resist will destroy their clan!" "There are more than a thousand guards of the Xi Dynasty, and they abandon the pillar and flee. During the fight to kill Wu Xi, Wang Huan was ordered to cut Xi's waist. After that, he made a lot of military achievements. In June, he was murdered by Wang Xi, who colluded with Wu Xiyu and Wu Xi, to be poisoned with alcohol.
Li Gui Southern Song Dynasty. At the time of the Opening Of the Jubilee, Li Haoyi was made a sergeant under Li Haoyi in Xingzhou, and was one of the main participants in the murder of Wu Xi. Late on the night of February 29, the third year of the Kai Jubilee (1207), with Li Haoyi breaking into the puppet palace, Wu Xi opened the door to escape, Li Gui urgently cut Off Wu Xi's cheek, Xi counterattacked, and with the assistance of the general Wang Huan, Li Gui beheaded Wu Xi at the first rank. In the twelfth year of Jiading (1219), shengxing yuan capital was unified.
Gao Yao is a native of Shiping, Yunnan. In the forty-fifth year of the Qing Dynasty (1780), when the copper factory in the county was seriously polluted, it was ordered to stop and found the Jialing Academy.
Tan Yu is a native of Guangzhou, Guangdong Province. In the seventeenth year of Qing Daoguang (1837), he was appointed to Luoyang Zhi County, and he invited the literati to compile the county chronicle without success, and then transferred to Renzhi County, Wubao County, so he took the unfinished zhi manuscript with Wubao, and after several dismal operations, he compiled a four-volume and four-volume "Reconstruction of the Chronicle of Luoyang County" in the twenty-sixth year of Daoguang. In the following year, zhou jiahui of Zhixian county was engraved and printed into a book in the 28th year. This is the most complete county chronicle in the old days of Luoyang.
Guo Xiongfei is a native of Huai County, Shandong Province. In the seventh year of Qing Daoguang (1827), he was transferred from Shiquan to Luoyangzhi County, diligently governed and loved the people, and did his best to relocate and build a new city.
Gui Chao is a native of Baxian County, Hebei Province, Gongsheng. In July of the twenty-eighth year of qing guangxu (1902), he was appointed to LuoyangZhi County. Guangxu Thirty Years (1904) continued to study the "Chronicle of Luoyang County". At the end of 1911, when the Liuyang Rebellion overthrew the Qing Dynasty's Luoyang County, Gui Chao entangled the local reactionary forces and brutally killed Zhang Junyan, the general representative of the rebel army, and others.
Zhang Junyan (1866~1912) Zi Boying, a native of Luoyang Chengguan, Gongsheng of the Qing Dynasty, member of the League. Gong calligraphy and painting, learn martial arts, especially read "Sun Tzu's Art of War". In the winter of 1911, in response to the Xinhai Revolutionary Uprising, he planned to organize militia groups in Luoyang to seize the Qing Dynasty power that was still in power in Luoyang, and appointed his second son Zhang Tong as the liaison officer of the headquarters. Using relatives and friends in urban and rural areas, he secretly colluded to organize militia groups to build armed forces, and was elected as the general representative of the rebel army to lead the whole army. On February 23, 1912, the Luoyang Uprising militia besieged the county seat, and Zhang Junyan and Kang Bingxi went to the county office as representatives of the people, causing the county to surrender power. The Qing Dynasty county yazhi county used the negotiation and surrender of India as bait, and the vigilante group relaxed its vigilance. On the 25th, Zhang Junyan was arrested and tortured to death with a cage. When he was hanging, because of his strong body and his daily proficiency in practicing Qigong, he shouted angrily: "Today's affairs, I am for the people, not for myself!" After a few minutes, the atmosphere was as usual, and the county official Ma Chengtu put the station board back to his feet. When he was hanged, his righteousness was awe-inspiring, and he looked at the officials with anger and scolded incessantly. Ma Chengtu was timid and overwhelmed, so he had to put the platform on it and pretended to persuade him: "Uncle Zhang, you still broke this breath, right?" I had to do this..." Repeated torture into the night. When he was three hangings, he went away at the age of 46. In the early morning of the next day, the corpses were violently killed by the county.
Kang Bingxi (1874~1912) Character Lang Xuan, a native of Jinjiahe, Luoyang. Tall, straight, long eloquent, the townspeople are honored as "Mr. Kang". On the eve of the Xinhai Revolution, he went to school at the Xi'an Normal School, joined the League and participated in the Xi'an Uprising, and in 1911 he was ordered to return to Luoyang to plan and respond to the Xinhai Revolutionary Uprising, organize militia armed groups, and seize the power of the Qing Dynasty county. Zhixian Guichao used talking, sending clothes and other means to soften his temptation, but his ambition did not move. After returning to Jinjiahe, he contacted the urban and rural gentlemen and the people, organized a militia of more than a thousand people, and asked boxers to teach the militia to practice martial arts. On February 23, 1912, as a representative of the West Road Militia Regiment, he led the Jinjiahe Militia Regiment to the county seat. Before leaving, he said excitedly: "We will settle accounts with the Qing Dynasty county." "It is popular with the people. The Qing Dynasty county bureau lured Kang Bingxi and others into negotiations, and in the four negotiations, Kang sternly refuted the reactionary words and deeds of Gui Chao and others. Gui Chao pretended to accept the planting of a white flag and surrendered, and on the other hand, he tried to use banquets, money and other means to induce, but was refused. In the early morning of the 25th, Kang saw that the county bureau had no sincerity in surrendering, indignantly looked for Chao Gui's theory alone, and walked to the steps of the second gate of the county, and was suddenly slashed and killed by a random knife. He was 38 years old.
Zhang Chen (1887~1953) Zi Shiru, a native of Luoyang Chengguan, was a Qing Dynasty Gongsheng. In 1910, when he was studying at the Xi'an Police Academy, he accepted the idea of democratic revolution and joined the League. In the autumn of the 1911 year, he and his friend Kang Bingxi of the Xi'an Normal School participated in the Xi'an Uprising, and at the end of the same year returned to Luoyang, secretly linked up with his father Zhang Junyan and others to carry out revolutionary activities and organize militia armed groups, and Zhang Chen was promoted as the general propaganda. After the failure of the armed uprising, Zhang Chen was arrested and imprisoned, tortured, and rescued from prison because of the arrival of the Sichuan Comrades Army.
During the Republic of China period, Zhang Chen engaged in education and disaster relief work for many years. He successively served as the supervisor of the Higher Primary School of Luoyang County, the teacher of Chinese language in the Hanzhong Twelve Yilian Middle School, one of the organizers of the Fifth Middle School of Shaanxi Province, and a member of the Shaanxi Huayang Charity Relief Association.
Zhang Chengong was also good at calligraphy and was quite accomplished, and was a famous calligrapher in Shaanxi Province. Its existing calligraphy works mainly include, Hanzhong Hantai Stone Stele Zhulin Pavilion Sequence (Lishu) and the national famous stone stele 槁诀 (also known as 槁诀集子), three pieces of calligraphy (two pieces of Calligraphy, one piece of Lishu), all stored in the Hantai Museum in Hanzhong City.
Zhang Haifan (1915~1940) also known as Zhang Jianqing, a native of Luoyang Chengguan. In his early years, he studied at the high school of Hanzhong United Middle School and the Fifth Middle School, and came into contact with the underground party of the Communist Party. In the spring of 1931, he went to Nanjing Jinling High School alone, was expelled from the school for participating in the student movement, and was later admitted to the high school affiliated with Shanghai Tower University, where he secretly joined the Chinese Communist Youth League. After the "1.28" incident in 1932, at the critical juncture of the nation, he actively participated in the anti-Japanese march and the struggle to boycott Japanese goods, and was reprimanded by the school authorities and forced to withdraw from school. At this time, he was accepted as a full member of the CCP, and because the defendant left the school secretly, he engaged in underground secret work of the CCP under the cover of a commentator for Sanhe Film Magazine and an employee of the English correspondence department of the Zhonghua Bookstore. In early 1935, he was transferred to the Jiangsu Provincial Committee of the Communist Youth League, and in the autumn of the following year, he was arrested and imprisoned in the Tilanqiao West Prison in the British Concession of Shanghai, where he formed a provisional party branch with Xu Yahe and Xu Jianlou. In the summer of 1938, he was rescued from prison and worked in the "Northeast Anti-Japanese War Personnel Training Class" in Wuchang, and later transferred to Lu'an, Anhui Province, to do armed work. Soon after, he moved west with the Anhui Provincial Party Committee to Lihuang County (present-day Jinzhai County), served as the propaganda director of the Lihuang Central County CPC Committee, and entered the tax police force of the Anhui Provincial Department of Finance according to the instructions, using the post of special agent as a cover. In 1940, the Kuomintang set off an anti-communist upsurge, and the Lihuang Party organization was destroyed and lost contact with both the provincial party committee organs and the offices of the New Fourth Army. At that time, Zhang served as the director of the liaison station of the central county party committee of the CPC Lihuang, and decided to stay with a small number of comrades and continue the struggle, and the rest retreated. However, the Kuomintang had discovered Zhang Haifan's true identity, that is, it sent the deputy commander of the Lihuang Police to rush to the tax police to trap him, but he was not captured. Zhang Haifan learned that his identity was exposed, burned the documents, sneaked to the direction of Wangjiawan, was arrested for betrayal by traitors, and was rescued by many parties to no avail. In May, he was buried alive by the Kuomintang in Lihuang County, at the age of 25.
He Kun (1916~1948) also known as Daiquan, Jianxi, Luoyang Chengguan people. Good at calligraphy and painting, he graduated from Luoyang Higher Primary School in 1930, and was admitted to Nanzheng County Vocational School in the autumn of the following year. In 1932, he joined the Communist Youth League of China, and later became a member of the Communist Party of China, one of the heads of the branch. In October, he organized a student movement to expel Peng Junqing, the reactionary principal of Nanzheng Middle School. At the beginning of the anti-Japanese rescue, he organized students to perform on the streets, published posters, publicized the anti-Japanese salvation of the country, and collected donations for the Northeast Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army. In October 1934, in order to escape the enemy's pursuit, he moved to Huixian County. Soon, the defendant was secretly escorted to Tianshui Prison, where he did not tell the truth during the interrogation, and was later rescued and released by Liu Cifeng and others. The following year, he was introduced by the underground party of the Communist Party to work next to Li Minjue (the head of the underground party branch of the Communist Party of China), and then he was installed in the Second Brigade of Yang Hucheng Garrison to engage in secret work of the party as a clerk. Before the Xi'an incident, the party organization decided to arrange for him to be assigned to the joint office of the military and police of the Martial Law Command to be responsible for news inspection and propaganda work. After the incident, he was sent to work in a unit in Henan. In 1937, he returned to Xi'an to participate in the anti-Japanese rescue activities, and later went to Zhongtiao Mountain in Shanxi Province with Li Minjue to participate in the anti-Japanese resistance. At the beginning of 1944, he was sent by the party organization to the Eighth Garment Factory of the Political Department of the Puppet Army in Hanzhong to carry out the party's secret activities under the cover of the work of the secretary. In July 1946, he was sent to the pseudo-206th Division to do quartermaster work. He died in March 1948 in Luoyang, Henan.
Hao Mingde (1932~1950) was a native of Gangjia Village, Ningwu County, Shanxi Province. In the spring of 1949, he joined the revolution, went south to support the newly liberated areas, and worked as a messenger in the new sixth formation. In December of the same year, he served as a correspondent for Wang Runmin, the acting county magistrate, in Luoyang County. On June 2, 1950, Hao Mingde followed Wang Runmin to Guozhen District for an inspection, passing through the JinjiaHe River and being ambushed by bandits from Zhou Xishan and Yang Zhen. Hao Mingde returned fire with a gun to block the bandits and cover Wang Runmin's safe transfer. In the rain of bullets from the bandits, Hao was shot and killed and buried under the Nanshan Tower. In the same year, he was approved by the People's Government of Luoyang County as a revolutionary martyr. Every year around the time of the Qing Ming Dynasty, young pioneers sweep the graves to pay tribute.
Zhou Xishan (1916~1952) Yang Zhen (1919~1951) A native of Jinjiahe, Luoyang. During the Republic of China, Zhou served as the secretary of the Jinjiahe Township Joint Security Brigade, the township chief, the deputy captain of the anti-communist assault brigade, and the secretary of the Kuomintang branch department; Yang served as the deputy secretary of the Jinjiahe Township Protection Brigade, the chief of the security brigade, and the fifth elder of the Red Gang. During their tenure of office, both committed crimes such as raping people's wives, extortion, and oppression of peasants. After liberation, the two hid in the mountains and refused to register with the people's government. In May 1950, they secretly contacted more than 20 enemy and puppet personnel, bullies, bandits, and landlords to plot counter-revolutionary activities. On June 2 of the same year, Zhou and Yang organized a counter-revolutionary riot in Jinjiahe. They attacked the Guozhen District Bureau's GaoGe Working Group, seized guns and ammunition, and kidnapped 3 district cadres, 2 teachers, and the deputy district chief of the Guozhen District Bureau. He also openly raised the Kuomintang flag. In the afternoon, the bandits intercepted Wang Runmin and his party, the acting county magistrate, and shot and killed Hao Mingde, the correspondent accompanying the group. On June 5, Zhou convened a meeting of bandits and announced the establishment of the "Shaanxi Provincial People's Freedom liberation league", with yang zhen as the head of the group. He plotted to rob the weapons of the Guozhen District Bureau, and then attacked the county seat and abducted the detained counter-revolutionaries. When my bandit troops advanced, Zhou and Yang led the bandits to resist, causing 2 members of the bandits to die and 2 people to be wounded. Yang Zhen was captured on June 25 and shot on February 10 of the following year. In 1952, Zhou Xishan was captured in Gansu and executed by firing squad on June 25 of the same year.
Guo Shunqing (1879~1953) was known as Guo San (郭三), roughly literate, and lived in guanyin temple township turtle nest (now An Hua Zhuang), nicknamed Guo Turtle. Before liberation, there were millions of households, with 16,250 acres of land, distributed in the three counties of Liao, Ning and Mian. There are 1527 tenant farmers, more than 1,000 houses, and an annual rent of more than 1800 stones. Thirty or forty people are employed at each busy time. In the eighteenth year of the Republic of China (1929), there was a severe drought, and the poor people were given grain and clothing. Twenty-four years (1935) at the end of the Red Army's Long March a platoon passed by the Guanyin Temple, guo was affected. Thereafter, every year in March and April, when the green and yellow are not received, all those who ask for it will give up 5 liters or 1 bucket, and in winter, they will give up 15 rulers of old coarse cloth or 1 set of clothes, or 1 to 2 silver dollars. When the door comes, there is no time. Whoever is in the wilderness will be buried with a firebox. He died in 1953.
Liu Zhaocai (1930~1957) A native of Yunxi County, Hubei Province, a poor peasant and a young culture. In 1948, he was appointed as a squad leader of a department of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. In 1950, when he was stationed in The Town of Qiang'an in Ning with the 57th Division, he became acquainted with Liu Fengming, Huang Yongqiang, Wang Zhugui and so on. He was dismissed from the party in 1952 for corruption, expelled from the party, and discharged from the army in May. In April 1954, he became the leader of the township militia and joined the Chinese Communist Youth League. Because of his laziness in labor and the mistake of making forced orders, he was dismissed as a militia captain and expelled from the regiment. In 1956, he went to Da'an, introduced by Liu Fengming, and became acquainted with Pan Bingcheng, an imperial altarist, and burned bricks and tiles in the area of Liuyang's official Pavilion Jianjiaba, and then returned to Ningqiang'an Town to pull a rack car for a business. In the winter of the same year, he was ready to earn money to buy guns and make a "revolution". In February of the following year, he planned counter-revolutionary activities, took the throne of "Emperor Bao" (Zhao Macun, then 17 years old), overthrew the Chinese Communist Party as a slogan, established a counter-revolutionary organization, and developed counter-revolutionary members around Da'an and Jieguanting. On June 30, some bandits armed with swords and spears were on standby on the mountain outside Luoyang City, but because there was no one to direct themselves, the riot did not succeed. Liu Zhaocai then decided to continue the riots on July 9, and contacted bandits from all over the country to make more than ten large and small flags, and the riots began on the evening of the same day. The bandits cut off power lines, armed with flags, grenades, knives and spears, and attacked the Ho Ka Yan District Office along the highway. Along the way, more than 70 people were wrapped up in the association, 3 cadres were killed, and the Hejiayan District Office, Business Office and District Supply and Marketing Cooperative were attacked in three ways. When the bandits knocked on the door of the business office, the cadres fired guns and shots, the bandits fled, and the riot failed. Later, Liu Zhaocai was killed in a pursuit and escape.
Liu Cifeng (1875~1961) also known as Zong Xiang, a native of Jinjiahe, Luoyang. He graduated from Shaanxi Higher School in 1908 and was hired as a teacher and supervisor of Hannan Middle School. In August 1911, he was introduced by Yu Youren and Shao Lizi to join the League in Shanghai and devote himself to the revolutionary activities of overthrowing the imperial system. In 1912, he became the principal of Hanzhong Middle School, and in 1917, he was awarded the Eighth Class Jiahe Medal by Li Yuanhong for his meritorious service in running the school. After 1919, he was elected as a member of the Shaanxi Provincial Assembly, vice president and acting speaker. During this period, it was decided to expel the Sichuan warlord Liu Cunhou from Shaanxi. In 1921, he also served as the vice president of the Hanzhong Relief Branch, a member of the Shaanxi Huayang Righteous Relief Association, the general representative of the Shaanxi Disaster Relief Representative Federation, and was appointed as a senator of the Shaanxi Local Autonomy Preparatory Office, an adviser to the Feng Yuxiang Overseers' Office, and in February 1922, he was hired as an adviser to the Shaanxi Provincial Governor's Office and a senior adviser to the Hanzhong Daoyi Office. He investigated the disaster situation in various parts of southern Shaanxi, distributed emergency relief, handled the aftermath of disaster relief in various counties, and was elected as the president of the Southern Shaanxi Disaster Relief Association. In September, he was appointed as the anti-smoking inspector of the fourth district of Shaanxi Province (southern Shaanxi), and together with Zhang Chen, a member of the anti-smoking committee, he banned opium in southern Shaanxi. In 1923, he was appointed governor of Yongshou County, and the following year, he was appointed as the governor of Lintong and Xianyang (he did not go to the post). In 1926, Liu Zhenhua besieged Xi'an, and his entire family was trapped in the city, and his two sons starved to death. Around 1929, he returned to Hanzhong and organized the Shaanxi Provincial No. 5 Middle School at the site of Wanshou Palace, and served as the principal, founding the Hanzhong Library in Guhantai and serving as the director. After going to Nanjing in 1931 to attend the National Assembly, he was recommended by Yu Youren to serve in the Audit Department, successively serving as the commissioner of the Audit Department, the chief of the Secretarial Section, and later the member of the Examination Committee of the Examination Institute. He returned to Shaanxi in 1937 and became the principal of the Shaanxi Provincial Hanzhong Girls' Normal School in February of the following year, protecting a group of progressive youths such as Zhang Haifan and He Kun and underground members of the Communist Party of China. In 1940, he returned to his hometown of Luoyang to establish a county junior high school, serving as the principal, and hired a group of teachers from other places to cultivate a group of talents for the local area. In April 1943, he was elected as a senator of the Provisional Senate of Shaanxi Province. In 1947, he was elected as a legislator of the National Government in Nanjing. In January 1949, he resigned in anger due to dissatisfaction with the current politics.
After liberation, he served as a member of the Shaanxi Provincial Committee of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang, a member of the Shaanxi Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, a vice chairman of the Hanzhong Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and a representative of the Hanzhong Municipal He died on January 3, 1961.
Zhang Tong (1892~1961) Character Shunqin, Liuyang Chengguan people. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, graduated from the Xi'an Normal School, in the eighteenth year of the Republic of China (1929), there was a drought in Luoyang, and famine broke out, so he organized the Tongshan Society, gave food, adopted orphans, and set up a cattle storage factory for raising cattle on behalf of the cultivators to provide relief. In the 22nd year of the Republic of China (1933), the Boji People's Primary School in Luoyang County was established, which was free of charge, adopted homeless children and orphans, sent to school, and provided supplies. Later, together with Liu Cifeng, he participated in the suppression of opium in southern Shaanxi. In the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938), the company raised funds to establish the Pig Iron Factory, but because it was framed and imprisoned, boji primary school was suspended, and the pig iron factory was dropped out. Later, after being rescued by Liu Cifeng, Fang was spared death. In the 20th year of the Republic of China (1931), a complete primary school was established in Baishuijiang. At that time, he raised funds for the three repairs of the Lingyan Temple, and because of the persecution of local forces, he was imprisoned and later acquitted. Self-taught Chinese medicine, treatment of diseases, discernment of subtle. After liberation, he was one of the founders of the Luoyang County Traditional Chinese Medicine Association and a correspondent of the Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and the author of the book "Diagnosis and Pulse Plate of Traditional Chinese Medicine".
HuitingHu (1919~1966) Was a native of Baishuijiang, Luoyang County, born into a Shangjia family. In 1936, he wrote "Hell on Earth" and submitted it to the organ journal of the Northwest Youth National Salvation Federation, "Youth Front", and the manuscript was not used. The editor of the magazine, Ding Dong (an underground member of the Communist Party of China), wrote back to encourage him to join the anti-Japanese movement, and was introduced by Ding Dong to join the Northwest Youth National Salvation Federation. In 1938, he borrowed business to go to Yan'an, but was hindered from returning on the way, and with the convenience of his father's agency for the post, he circulated progressive books and periodicals such as "Liberation", "Youth Front" and "On Protracted War" among relatives and friends to publicize the Anti-Japanese ideas of the Communist Party of China. Soon after, it attracted the attention of the Kuomintang authorities, and one day, suddenly several people broke into their homes to raid and raid, because they learned in advance that the relevant books and periodicals had been hidden in the mountains and were spared a disaster. Since 1944 he has been teaching in elementary school. In 1955, he was elected as a member of the Jiangzhen Township People's Committee, a county people's representative, and a member of the county people's committee. In 1959, he became the director of the county cultural center, and was soon elected as the vice chairman of the county CPPCC committee. He collected and sorted out the "Three Hundred Proverbs". At the beginning of the "Cultural Revolution" in 1966, Hui was innocently beaten and killed in order to avoid torture.
Wang Pixu (1896~1981) also known as Chengji, a native of Nanba, Luoyang. In 1914, he graduated from Luoyang Higher Primary School, and the following year was admitted to the Third Middle School of Shaanxi Province, but dropped out of school due to economic constraints and returned to Luoyang High School to teach, and later became the director of the county persuasion school. In 1919, he returned to the province's third middle school to resume school, and in 1923, he returned to his hometown and became the director of the county persuasion school.
In 1925, he went to Beiping, became acquainted with Youren, and was admitted to the law department of Chaoyang University in Beijing the following year. In 1930, he returned to Hanzhong and served as the principal of the provincial Nanzheng Middle School and the Hanzhong United Middle School. At that time, There was only one complete primary school in Luoyang, and after Wang repeatedly ran, Fan Luoyang was willing to go to Hanzhong to seek scholars, exempted from the examination for two years, and also sent a letter to the Luoyang Education Bureau to provide subsidies, and the number of scholars in Han was increasing. Most of those who have returned to the county after completing their studies are the backbone of the primary schools in the township centers.
In the spring of 1940, he went to Chongqing Twenty-first Arsenal to organize shiji public school (a three-year technical training school), and more than 60 Luoyang students were allowed by him to be exempted from the examination. In 1947, he ran for the National Congress in the Luoyang Constituency, but was defeated because the local forces were inferior to Cui Xizhen. That night, a telegram was sent to Yu Youren, and the next day he received a reply from "Quietly Listening to The Good News", after which Cui Xizhen "backed down", and Wang Sui was elected and went to nanjing to work part-time in the National Government. In his later years, he lived in Chongqing. He died in 1981.
Peng Kechang (1909~1982) A native of Heyeba, Luoyang County. After graduating from primary school in 1925, he studied medicine under Chen Shijin in Hanzhong and later practiced medicine in Hanzhong. In 1939, he returned to practice medicine in Renhe Hall. In 1942, he was plagued by diseases in Heyeba and other places, and he returned to his hometown to open a drug store, and the patients were endless. For poor families to see a doctor and buy medicine, either free of charge, or less capital, a few years later, the family is increasingly poor, high debt. In 1955, he hosted the Luoyang County Joint Clinic of Traditional Chinese Medicine and served as a researcher at the Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine. In the following year, he served as the director of the Luoyang County Health Association, and was continuously elected as the people's representative of Luoyang County until 1965. In 1961, the epidemic of heyeba puffiness disease and pediatric measles and other diseases was serious, and Peng practiced medicine in his place for three years and was loved by the masses. During the Cultural Revolution, the rebels were not allowed to practice medicine, and they were ordered to specialize in cutting medicine and concocting labor, but patients still secretly sought treatment. After 1972, he practiced medicine in Heyeba and Jieguanting while promoting family planning. In 1979, he was named a famous old Chinese medicine doctor in Hanzhong, promoted to Chinese medicine physician, and served as a director of the Hanzhong Branch of the Chinese Medical Association until 1982.
Pu Changlin (1912~1973) Was a native of Baishuijiang, Luoyang County. When he was young, he opened a carved stamp mounting shop with his father in Baishuijiang Town, and loved to carve flowers, birds and birds and seals with five flowers and stones. After 1936, he lived in the county seat, and was engaged in engraving seals, with stone carvings in between. His works include "Guan Yun Long Night Soldier Watching Book", "Five-colored Goldfish" and so on. After 1949, he was hired by The Xi'an Academy of Fine Arts and the Yan'an Craft Factory as a craftsman to teach art and skills. Later, the light industry department of Shaanxi Province allocated 2,000 yuan to help him pass on his art and lead apprentices. Pu's five-flowered stone carvings enjoy a high reputation in Xi'an, Tianjin and other places, and the price is quite high. In 1967, Pu's stone sculptures were successively selected and sent to the Shaanxi Provincial Arts and Crafts Exhibition and the National Folk Craft Exchange Meeting. Its stone carving knife skills are dexterous and the color matching is exquisite. It is conceived in stone shape and stone color, and the primary color of the five-flower stone is the color of the characters, landscapes, flowers and grasses, which is just right and naturally interesting. "Dai Yu Funeral Flowers", "Carp Noisy Lotus", "Sun Wukong Stealing Fan", "Wu Song Fighting Tigers", "Su Wu Shepherding Sheep", "The Red Army Is Not Afraid of Expeditionary Difficulties", etc., are all fine works of pu carving, and many of them are now lost. He died of a heart attack in 1973.
Peng Yulong (1913~1978) A native of Lianghekou Township, Liuyang. He enlisted in September 1937 and served as a platoon leader in the 686 Independent Battalion of the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army. He joined the Communist Party of China in January 1938 and moved east to Shandong in December, successively serving as company commander, battalion commander, and regiment commander. In the Battle of Kaifeng, he was rated as a combat hero and was awarded a medal by the Luzhong Military Region. In March 1951, he served as the deputy commander of the 101st Infantry Division, and in August he was appointed deputy commander of the Shandong Military Region's Changshan Archipelago Marine Police District. He died in Qingdao in February 1978.