A Ming Dynasty scholar from Yizhen, known as one of the 'Four Masters of Jiangbei', who held the position of Director of the National Academy and authored the 'Qianxi Collection'.

A scholar, writer, and translator from late Qing Dynasty to the contemporary era, proficient in mathematics and science, known for works like 'Crime Case' and translations of Dante's 'Divine Comedy'.

A general of the Eastern Han Dynasty, who studied in Chang'an in his youth, passed four imperial examinations during Wang Mang's reign, and served as deputy governor of Shuodiao. He later became the chief of Shanggu under Liu Xuan, joined Liu Xiu as a general, and was posthumously awarded the title of Marquis of Lueyang.