Zhou Yu (175-21): Born in Shu County (now southwest of Lujiang County) in the Three Kingdoms period, Gong Jin was a great general of the State of Wu and a famous strategist in the Three Kingdoms period.

Born in an aristocratic family, he became close friends with Sun Ce as a teenager and was called Zhou Lang.

He helped Sun Ce to establish the Sun Wu regime in Jiangdong, and made many exploits. He was successively awarded the positions of Central Guard Army and Jiangxia Prefecture.

Later, Sun Quan was assisted to consolidate the Soochow regime in Jiangdong.

In the 13th year of Jian 'an (28), Cao Cao led his troops south, and he and Lu Su resolutely fought the main battle, and personally led Wu Jun to defeat Cao Bing in Chibi.

The situation that the three countries stand in a tripartite confrontation is established by winning more with fewer and winning the stronger with weaker ones.

Bao Zheng

(999-162): a native of Luzhou (now Hefei) in the Northern Song Dynasty, whose name was Xiren.

A famous upright official in the Northern Song Dynasty, Tiansheng Jinshi.

It was first appointed as the magistrate of Tianchang County, and since 14, it has served as Duanzhou Zhizhou, Northwest Transit Ambassador, Yangzhou, Jiangning, Luzhou Magistrate, Kaifeng prefect Yin, censor, Dali Temple assessor, admonisher's court, right admonisher, three secretaries' envoy, Tianzhangge servant system, Longtuge straight bachelor, university student, and assistant envoy of the Council.

after his death, he was called Xiao Su and Bao Gong.

when he served as yin of Kaifeng prefecture, he was famous for his incorruptibility, strict law enforcement, and not afraid of powerful people. He said that "he has no joints, and he has the demeanor of an honest official", and his posthumous work is Bao Xiaosu's Memorial.

Li Hongzhang

(1823-191): Born in Hefei, Qing Dynasty, he was a Taoist scholar and a leader of the Westernization School.

In 1853, he organized a regiment to fight against the Taiping Army. In 1858, he entered Zeng Guofan's tent to help run the business. In 1861, he organized the Huai Army. Under his leadership, the Huai Army gradually realized modernization, suppressed the Taiping Army and the Nian Army, and finally became the main force of the Qing * * * National Defence Force.

in 1862, he was promoted to governor of Jiangsu province, governor of liangjiang river in 1865, and governor of Huguang in 1867. In 187, he succeeded Zeng Guofan as governor of Zhili and minister of Beiyang trade affairs, taking charge of the diplomatic, military and economic powers of the Qing court and becoming the leader of the Westernization School.

since the 196s, a number of modern military industries and civilian industries have been set up successively, mainly including Jiangnan Manufacturing General Administration, Jinling Machinery Bureau, China Merchants Bureau for Ships, Kaiping Coal Mine, Tianjin Telegraph Bureau, Jinyu Railway and other enterprises. They used customs duties to purchase arms and warships, established Beiyang Naval Academy, presided over the activities of sending overseas students and established Beiyang Navy.

There is The Complete Works of Li Wenzhong.

Zhang Zhizhong (189-1969), whose original name was Ben Yao, was literate.

a native of Chaohu, Anhui province, was formerly a second-class army general.

He unswervingly adhered to Dr. Sun Yat-sen's three policies of uniting with Russia, uniting with * * * and assisting the peasants and workers, and sincerely safeguarded the unity of the two parties from the founding of Huangpu to the founding of the People's Republic of China.

During the Second Revolutionary Civil War, he was a general who had never fought with * * *; During War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation, he went to Yan 'an for three times, representing * * * and * * for many times, and accompanied Chairman Mao to negotiate with Chiang Kai-shek in Chongqing.

in April, 1949, the delegation led by * * * * * held peace talks with * * *, and then stayed in Peiping, and was called "General of Peace".

after the founding of the people's Republic of China, he has made important contributions to the construction of the socialist motherland and the reunification of the motherland. He is a close friend with a long-term historical relationship with our party and a representative who has always adhered to the cooperation between the state and the country.

Wei Lihuang (1897-196) was a patriotic general from Hefei, Anhui province.

He became a soldier in 1912 and took part in the anti-Yuan Shikai uprising in 1914.

He joined the Northern Expedition led by Sun Yat-sen in 1915, and was the commander of the 14th Division in the Northern Expedition in 1925. After 1927, he served as deputy commander and commander.

once led his troops to participate in the "encirclement and suppression" of the Central Committee and the revolutionary base areas in Hubei, Henan and Anhui.

after the July 7th Anti-Japanese War, he served as commander-in-chief of the 14th Army and commander-in-chief of the former enemy in World War II, commanding the battle of Xinkou, killing and injuring more than 2, Japanese troops.

in 1938, he served as deputy commander-in-chief of the Second World War Zone. He visited Yan 'an and enthusiastically cooperated with the Eighth Route Army to resist Japan.

in 1939, he served as commander-in-chief of the first war zone and was promoted to second-class general. He got along well with the Eighth Route Army and supported each other.

in 1943, he served as the acting commander of the Chinese Expeditionary Force. The command post department defeated the Japanese army, recovered western Yunnan, and opened the Sino-Indian highway.

In 1948, he served as the commander-in-chief of the Northeast "suppression general" and secretly went to Hong Kong after the disastrous defeat of Liaoshen Campaign.

The People's Republic of China called to congratulate it when it was founded.

in March 1955, he went to Beijing, and served as vice chairman of the National Defense Commission, standing member of the National Committee of the China People's Political Consultative Conference, and standing member of the Central Committee of the National Revolutionary Committee of China.

yang Zhenning (1922-), a native of Hefei, Anhui province, is a world-famous theoretical physicist and winner of the nobel prize in physics.

He graduated from The National SouthWest Associated University in 1942, The National SouthWest Associated University Institute in 1944, went to the United States after teaching in the Middle School Attached to The National SouthWest Associated University in 1945, and completed his doctorate at the University of Chicago in the summer of 1948.

In 1957, he cooperated with Li Zhengdao to overthrow Einstein's parity conservation law and won the Nobel Prize in physics.

Their contribution is highly appraised and considered as one of the milestones in physics.

In 1965, at the invitation of the President of State University of new york, he prepared to establish the research department of Stony Brook. In 1966, he left Princeton to head the Institute of Physics of State University of New York at Stony Brook, where he has been a professor ever since.

I have sponsored a large number of China scholars to visit and study in Stony Brook, USA, donated various funds, trained a group of high-level talents for China, and offered suggestions for the development of China.

was awarded the first batch of foreign academicians of Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Yang Zhenning was proud to have been influenced by China culture. When accepting the Nobel Prize, he said: In a broad sense, I am a product of Chinese culture and western culture, a product of both sides' harmony and a product of both sides' conflicts. I would like to say that I am proud of my China tradition, and I am also devoted to modern science.