A scholar of the late Song and early Yuan dynasty, known for his retreat from public life after the fall of the Song and his literary work 'The Collection of Cultivated Leisure'.

A Ming Dynasty figure from Wuxi, known by the courtesy name Guo Ying and the literary name Wei Xuan, who was appointed but did not assume the position of a provincial administrative commissioner's office manager in Zhejiang.

A Ming Dynasty scholar from Shandong, noted for his role as a censor and his impeachment of influential eunuchs.