1. Rao E (749-762), female, courtesy name Qiongzhen, was born in Changcheng Township (now Leitan Village, Jiedu) in the Tang Dynasty. "New Book of Tang" lists Rao E as a filial daughter. Local temples and shrines were built for Rao E to worship her. Rao E's filial piety has been passed down to this day.
2. Hong Hao (1088-1155), named Guangbi, was born in Hongyan Town. In the fifth year of Song Zhenghe's reign (1115), he became a Jinshi and was first appointed as the Secretary of Xiuzhou. When there was a great famine after the disaster, Hong Hao risked his own life to intercept steel rice for famine relief in eastern Zhejiang, saving tens of thousands of victims who were about to starve to death. The local people deeply felt his thoughts and respected him as "the son of Hong Buddha". At the beginning of the Southern Song Dynasty, he was ordered to go to the Kingdom of Jin. Because he refused to yield to the insults of the rulers of the Kingdom of Jin, he was detained under house arrest. He remained steadfast and unyielding despite all kinds of torture. Later he was exiled to Lengshan (now part of Jilin Province). During this period, he lived in friendship with the Jin people. Under extremely difficult conditions, he used birch bark to memorize and write the "Four Books" to educate Jin children, spread Han culture, and promote national unity. After the fifteenth year of the Jin Dynasty, he returned home and was known as the second in Su Wu.
3. Wang Gangzhong (1103-1165), whose courtesy name was Shiheng, lived in Hengli Bird's Nest Village (now Fuqian Village, Lilin Town), Leping, Song Dynasty. In the 15th year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty, he went to Beijing to take the examination and proposed countermeasures to eliminate the current abuses. He won the respect of Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty and was ranked second in the Jinshi list. After becoming an official, it was at the time when the Jin and Song Dynasties were at war. Faced with the reality of serious opposition between the main war faction and the main and peaceful factions, after being promoted to prime minister, he worked hard for the court and did his best.
4. Hong Mai (1123-1202), the third son of Hong Hao, had the courtesy name Jinglu and his alias Yechu. Together with his brothers Hong Shi and Hong Zun, he was also known as the "Three Hongs". Hong Mai studied diligently since childhood and was proficient in the Four Books and Five Classics. He read extensively about official and unofficial history, Taoist exegesis, and medical divination and astrology. He read and copied books. When he studied Sima Guang's "Zizhi Tongjian", he copied the entire book three times. When Hong Mai was 23 years old, he was well-versed in Chinese poetry in high school. He served as a local official, a Beijing official, and was sent to the Kingdom of Jin as an envoy. Finally, he became a bachelor of Duanming Palace. He was an honest and honest official.
5. Xu Heng, (1075-1156) also known as Hengqing. A native of Xucun Village, Taqian Town. The first martial arts champion in Jiangxi since the Tang and Song Dynasties
6. Ma Tingluan (1222-1289), named Xiangzhong and Biwu, a native of Zhongbulouqian Village. In the seventh year of Chunyou in the Southern Song Dynasty, he became a Jinshi. He successively held official positions such as professor of Chizhou, Taixuelu, secretary and provincial Zhengzi. In the fifth year of Xianchun, he became the prime minister of You. Ma Tingluan was an upright official and dared to fight against treacherous officials. He once risked dismissal from office, wrote a letter to impeach the prime minister Ding Daquan who controlled the government, and remonstrated to remove mediocre officials Dong Songchen and Zhu Yi from their official positions. His righteous deeds were praised by the masses and valued by the emperor, so he was worshiped as prime minister. But at that time, the foreign relatives were in power and the government was corrupt. The loyal ministers were unable to display their talents and were unable to save the country from danger. Ma Tingluan had to resign from office three years after he became prime minister.
7. Ma Duanlin (1254-1340), named Guiyu, named Zhucun, a native of Zhongbulouqian Village, the second son of Ma Tingluan, a scholar at the age of 12, and passed the Jiangnan Cao Examination (rural examination) in the ninth year of Xianchun in the Southern Song Dynasty. First. Later, his father resigned and returned to his hometown to live in seclusion. Ma Duanlin devoted himself to studying the laws and regulations of the past dynasties in his hometown, and worked hard for decades to write the historical masterpiece "Tongkao of Documents". The book has 348 volumes, written from ancient times to the end of the Southern Song Dynasty. It is a very complete and valuable record of the laws and regulations of the past dynasties. History books. 1. Xia Tingyi (1851-1907), also known as Prophet, was a native of Mule Village, Lingang, and was nicknamed "Huntian Mazi". He is a Raohe opera actor with excellent martial arts skills and a very chivalrous character. In the year of Guangxu, "lijin" (a kind of exorbitant tax) was levied in urban and rural areas of Leping, which increased the burden on the people. In the 30th year of Guangxu's reign, the county magistrate Du Yiguang used the excuse of insufficient funds to build higher primary schools and levied additional indigo donations, which aroused the anger of the gentry and people of Xixiang, the country where most indigo was produced.
2. Wang Yeting (1884-1942), named Ping, courtesy name Jian, nicknamed Chuanfang Jushi, owner of Pingshan Thatched Cottage, living name Pingshan Thatched Cottage, Chuanfang native of Legang, a famous modern porcelain painter. He is one of the Eight Friends of Zhushan masters formed in the 1920s in Jingdezhen, the porcelain capital, and his works are unique. Wang Yeting is a famous ceramic artist who revolutionized Jingdezhen ceramic art in the early 20th century. His landscape paintings have influenced people for more than half a century. It is favored by collectors all over the world and rush to acquire it.
3. Dai Liangmo (1901-1981), also known as Yuanyou. He is a native of Dai Village. He graduated from Nanjing National Southeast University in 1925 and was classmates with the famous physicists Wu Youxun and Yan Jici. In 1928, he founded Leping Middle School and served as the principal. In 1929, she went to Japan to study, and concurrently served as the general affairs section chief of the Chinese Student Management Office in Japan, and also taught part-time at a Japanese women's vocational school.
After returning to China, he served as the county magistrate of Ningling, Henan. During his two-year term, he devoted himself to strengthening the embankments of the Yellow River, building schools, banning opium, and promoting and mobilizing women to let go. He had considerable political achievements
4. Shi Linghe (1906 -1995) His original name was Shi Lianxue and his courtesy name was Shi Min. A native of Datian Village, Hougang, he is a famous playwright. He devoted himself to the New Culture Movement and revolutionary activities when he was a student. He served as the chairman of the Shanghai branch of the Chinese Dramatists Association. He is a playwright who combines film and drama creation, editing, directing, and performance.
5. Wang Chaohai was born in 1940, from the port of Legang Town, with the rank of major general. Political commissar of the 244th Regiment Division of the 82nd Division of the 28th Army, and later served as director of the Political Department of the Shanxi Provincial Military Region and political commissar of the Hebei Provincial Military Region. Representative of the 9th National People's Congress. In 1988, he was awarded the rank of major general.