Xu You: The ancestor of the surname Xu.

A wise man in the era of Yao and Shun.

When Emperor Yao was in power, he led the Xu tribe to move around Dengfeng, Xuchang, Yuzhou, Ruzhou, Changge, and Yanling in the Yingshui River Basin today. This area later became the fiefdom of Xu State, and he thus became

Became the ancestor of the surname Xu.

It is said that Emperor Yao asked him for advice many times and later wanted to pass the throne to him, but he sternly refused.

He fled to Jishan in Dengfeng and lived in seclusion, no longer willing to interact with secular society.

Emperor Yao sent someone to find him and wanted to ask him to be the governor of Jiuzhou. He went to the Yingshui River to wash his ears, saying that he was unwilling to listen to such words.

Xu You won the respect of later generations with his noble integrity and indifference to fame and fortune, and was regarded as the originator of hermits.

Xunzi, a thinker in the Warring States Period, once praised: "Xu Youshuan is good at writing, and it is obvious that he values ??righteousness over benefit." Xu Heng: Xu Heng was born on the third day of April in the first year of Da'an, King Shao of Jin Dynasty (the second year of Jiading of Emperor Ningzong of the Song Dynasty and the fourth year of Taizu of the Yuan Dynasty), that is, 1209 AD.

He died on May 8, 1281, on the third day of March in the eighteenth year of the Yuan Dynasty, that is, March 23, 1281 AD. His courtesy name was Zhongping, and scholars called him Mr. Lu Zhai. His ancestral home was Li Feng, Hanoi, Huaizhou (now Zhongzhan, Jiaozuo City, Henan Province).

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He was an outstanding politician, educator, thinker and astronomer in China in the 13th century (Chen Zhengfu and He Zhijing wrote "A Critical Biography of Xu Heng").

According to "History of the Yuan Dynasty", "Genealogy of Xu Wenzhenggong", "Story of Famous Officials of the Yuan Dynasty", "Yuan Wen Lei", "Historical Records of the Mughals", "Ci Yuan", "Cihai", "Dictionary of Chinese Names·Historical Figures"

" and other records, Xu Heng was diligent and studious when he was young. When he heard that someone had a book, he went to read it. When he grew up, he did not study the classics, history, rituals and music, ephemeris, military punishment, food and so on.

Shu, Dou Mo and others taught Cheng-Zhu Neo-Confucianism and took Taoism as their own responsibility; when Kublai Khan, the emperor of the Yuan Dynasty, was the prince, he served as a scholar in Jingzhao and established a school in Guanzhong; after the emperor ascended the throne, he served as the Councilor of Zhongshu Province and Zuocheng of Zhongshu, together with Liu

Bing Zhong determined the official system of the court, planned the scale of the founding of the country, and wrote a letter stating that the founding of the country must follow Han law; he was resolute and unyielding, and was known as the "Wei Zheng" of the Yuan Dynasty.

Talented and good at teaching, many of his disciples, such as Yao Sui and Yelu Youshang, were successful in their studies; he had a great influence on the cultural exchanges between Han and Mongolia, the spread of Cheng-Zhu Neo-Confucianism and the merger of Zhu and Lu; in his later years, he served as an official in Taishi Academy and worked closely with Wang Xun, Guo Shoujing and Yang Gongyi

He changed the calendar, compiled the "Time-giving Calendar", and made new rituals and symbols, etc.; he ran the family rigorously and taught his children well, and his descendants all achieved academic success. The fourth son, Shijing, occupied the position three times successively, and he was ranked as a Guanglu doctor.

Yuan Renzong played a major role in promoting the imperial examination system and bringing peace and prosperity to the Taiding period, which was prone to frequent natural disasters.

Xu Heng has researched and written on politics, philosophy, culture, education, astronomy and calendar, literature, history, medicine, Zhouyi, etc. He was posthumously named Wenzheng and granted the title of Duke of Wei. He is the author of "The Collection of Lu Zhai", "The Heart of Lu Zhai",

"Reading the Private Words of Yi", etc., were revised, edited and republished many times by later generations and renamed "Lu Zhai's Suicide Notes", "Lu Zhai's Complete Books", "Xu Wenzhenggong's Suicide Notes", etc. and were included in "Sikuquanshu".

Xu Shao: A famous scholar from the Wei Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms.

The person who is good at commenting is replaced every month, and is sometimes called the "Yuedan Commentary" in Runan.

He once commented that Cao Cao was "a capable minister in governing the world and a traitor in troubled times." This sentence is almost the final word of Cao Cao's life. "A generation of traitors" has also become synonymous with Cao Cao.

Xu Hun: poet of Tang Dynasty.

In his poems, there is a line that "the rain is about to come, the wind fills the building" is sung by the world.

Mrs. Xu: The heroine of the She people’s uprising in the early Yuan Dynasty.

In 1278, she united with Huang Hua to revolt.

At that time, the Yuan army had entered Fujian, and Song minister Pu Shougeng surrendered to the Yuan Dynasty.

Zhang Shijie, the anti-Yuan general, moved to southwestern Fujian. With her support, he attacked Pu Shougeng and the Yuan army and won many times.

Xu Daoning: Painter of Song Dynasty.

He is famous for his proficiency in describing the three scenes of forest, plain distance and wild water.

Zhang Shixun once sent a poem with the line "Li Cheng died and Fan Kuan died, but Xu Daoning left Chang'an" to praise his work.

Xu Jingzong: In the early Tang Dynasty, he was one of the eighteen bachelors of the Qin Palace.

After assisting Wu, he chased Chu Suiliang and forced to kill Changsun Wuji, Shangguan Yi and others.

Xu Xing: The first famous figure named Xu who appeared in historical records was a native of the Chu State during the Warring States Period. He advocated that "the sage and the people farmed and ate, and they governed by eating and drinking (taking care of their own cooking)", which reflected an ideal of farmers in ancient society.

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Xu Zhu: Long Live Tinghou, General of the Qianwu Guard. Therefore, he is called Tiger Chi. Xu Yang: A famous water conservancy expert in the late Western Han Dynasty, he once restored Hongxi Slope.

Xu Shilong: The pen name is Langlang Qingfeng, the elegant name is Bailong, and the nickname is Qingfeng.

Born in Guangzhou in 1991.

Currently studying at Guangzhou Finance Vocational Senior High School.

He is good at poetry, literature and songs, and good at singing, calligraphy and chess.

Romantic poet, emerging author born in the 1990s, excellent reciter, speaker, photographer, excellent online writer, chairman of the Post-80s and 90s Joint Development Promotion Association, member of the China Folk Photography Association, member of the Chinese Writers Association, (national level)

Shenzhou Literary Society writer and journalist, member of Guangzhou Young Photographers Association, member of Yanhuang Culture Promotion Association, the youngest selected author of the contemporary excellent online poetry collection "Looking for Poems in Dreams Leading Baidu", and selected in "China Youth Writers' Premium Literature in the New Era"

Author, selected author of "China's Top Ten Contemporary Writers and Poets", and selected author of the Guangzhou Youth Photography Exhibition celebrating the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

He has created more than 300 poems and more than 5,000 photographs.

Xu Shen: A famous Confucian scholar and philologist in the Eastern Han Dynasty. He is known as the "unparalleled Xu Shuzhong in the Five Classics". He is the author of "Shuowen Jiezi".