Wei yuan
Qing Dynasty Enlightenment thinker, politician, and writer. Wei Yuan believed that the theory should be based on the purpose of "applying it to the world", put forward the idea of changing the law of "the more ancient times are exhausted, the more convenient the people are", and advocates the study of advanced Western science and technology. He also put forward the idea of "mastering yi and changing skills to control yi", which opened a new trend of understanding the world and learning from the West, which is an important symbol of The transformation of Chinese thought from tradition to modern times
Wei Yan
Ziwen Chang was a native of the Ping clan of Yiyang (present-day Tongbai County, Henan). During the Three Kingdoms period, the General of the Shu Han Dynasty was deeply valued by Liu Bei. When Liu Bei entered Sichuan, Wei Yan was promoted to general of Yamen because of his military achievements. Liu Bei attacked Hanzhong, promoted him to the rank of General of Zhenyuan and Taishou of Hanzhong, and became a general on the one hand, guarding Hanzhong for ten years. Wei Yan fought bravely, had an arrogant personality, and was at odds with The Long Shi Yang Yi. After Zhuge Liang's death, the contradictions between the two intensified, and Wei Yan lost the battle, and was pursued by Ma Dai and destroyed the three tribes.
Wei Wenhou
Ji was a native of Anyi (安邑, in present-day Xia County, Shanxi) and grandson of Wei Huanzi. In 445 BC, he succeeded the leader of the Wei clan of the Jin state. The founder of the century-old hegemony of the State of Wei. Founding monarch of the State of Wei during the Warring States period. Wei Wenhou reused the Weiren Li Wu, promoted the principle of intensive cultivation and meticulous cultivation of the teaching of doing everything possible to benefit the land, popularized the successful experience of agricultural and sideline industries, and comprehensively utilized the fields and mountains and rivers of the Wei state to improve the unit yield of the cultivated land in the Wei state and the efficiency of land use. In order to balance the price of grain, Li Wu also implemented the law of flat grain.
Wei
Wei Zheng (魏征), now known as "Wei Zheng", is a chinese poet from Lower Quyang County, Julu County. Sui and Tang dynasty politicians, thinkers, writers and historians, because of their outspoken advice, assisted Tang Taizong in jointly creating the great cause of "the rule of Zhenguan", and were called "a generation of famous faces" by posterity. In the thirteenth year of Daye, Wei Zheng became an official under the treasure account of Cheng Yuan in Wuyang County.
Wei Xiangshu
Wei Xiangshu, ZihuanJi, Yongzhai, also known as Hansong, a native of Weizhou. He was born as a scholar and was an official of the Left Capital Imperial History and the Punishment Department Shangshu. Wei Xiangshu was a famous minister and scholar in the early Qing Dynasty, and occupied an important position in the history of the early Qing Dynasty. He came from a family of ordinary eunuchs.
Wei Wujie
Wei Wujie ( Wei Wuji ) , also known as Xin Lingjun ( Xin Lingjun ) , the Duke of Wei , along with Chunshen Jun Huang Xie , Meng Tian Wen , and Pingbai Yuanjun Zhao Sheng , was known as the "Four Princes of the Warring States" (Warring States). He was a famous military and politician of the State of Wei during the Warring States period, the younger son of King Zhao of Wei, and the half-brother of King An of Wei. In 276 BC, it was sealed in the Xinling Tombs, so later generations called him the Xinling Jun. Wei Wuji was a benevolent and generous man, and the corporal was courteous, so the soldiers rushed to join him, and there were three thousand diners under the door at the highest peak. Therefore, at that time, Wei Wujie's prestige was far and wide, and the princely states did not dare to use troops to invade the State of Wei for more than ten consecutive years.