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Fan Xudong (October 24, 1883 – October 4, 1945), originally known as Yuan Rang, zi mingjun, later changed to rui, zi xudong, ancestral home of Xiangyin, Hunan, born in Changsha, Chinese chemical industry, the founder of China's heavy chemical industry, known as "the father of China's national chemical industry". Fan Xudong has successively founded and prepared jiuda refined salt company, jiuda refined salt plant, Yongli alkali plant, Yongyu salt industry company, Huanghai chemical industry research society and other enterprises, and produced China's first batch of ammonium sulfate products, updated China's joint alkali production process, the formation of the "permanent yellow" group, is the first large-scale private chemical production and research organization in modern China, praised by Mao Zedong as one of the four major industrialists that Chinese people must not forget.
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Liu Fuji (Chinese: 刘復基; pinyin: Rú Fuji, also known as Yao Chen, was born on January 20, 1885 in Wuling County, Hunan Province, to a peasant family in Wuling County (present-day Changde County), Hunan Province. In 1904, he joined the Huaxing Association and launched the Changsha Uprising. In 1906, he returned to China, distributed the "Minbao", in 1909 went to Shanghai to create the "Jingye Xun Bao", and later went to Wuhan to host the "Business Daily" to publicize revolutionary ideas. In the summer of 1911, the Literary Society and the Communist Progressive Association joined forces and served as a senator of the Provisional General Headquarters.
Xie Jueya (27 April 1884 – 15 June 1971) was a Chinese poet who was also known as Jue Zhai (覺斋). He is an outstanding member of the Communist Party of China, one of the "Five Elders of Yan'an", a famous jurist and educator, an outstanding social activist, a pioneer in the legal field, and the founder of the people's judicial system. His major works are included in the Collected Works of Xie Jueya.
Hu Ying (1884-1933), a native of Taoyuan, Hunan. Huang Xing's disciple, a member of the Xingzhong Society, a member of the League, one of the organizers of the Wuchang Uprising of the Xinhai Revolution, the minister of foreign affairs of the Wuchang Provisional Government, the governor of Shandong in the Provisional Government of Nanjing, and together with Song Jiaoren and Qin Zhen, he was known as Taoyuan Sanjie.
Jiang Yiwu (1884-1913), Han Chinese, a native of Lizhou (present-day Lixian County), Hunan. The original name was Baoxiang,also known as Baoxiang (保湘), the character Bo 夔. On the eve of the Xinhai Revolution, he served as the president of the Wuhan Literary Society and hosted newspapers and periodicals such as Dajiang Bao. In 1913, when Jiang Yiwu was carrying out activities against Yuan Shikai in Guangxi, he was arrested and killed by pro-Yuan Warlords in Guangxi. Jiang Yiwu was an outstanding democratic revolutionary activist in modern China, the main organizer and leader of the Wuchang Uprising of the Xinhai Revolution, and was praised by Sun Yat-sen as the "founding father" of the Republic of China.
Liu Daoyi (1884-1906), a native of Xiangtan, Hunan, was a modern Chinese democratic revolutionary. In 1903, under the influence of the revolutionary trend, he joined the Huaxing Association. In 1904, he went to Japan to study, and in 1905 he joined the Chinese League. In 1906, Liu Daoyi was appointed by Huang Xing as the leader of the Pingliu Uprising. Unfortunately, Liu Daoyi was arrested by the Qing army on the way back to Changsha and Hengshan for campaigning the new army and collecting arms in Changsha and Hengshan, attracting the attention of the Qing government. In the face of severe torture, Liu Daoyi angrily rebuked: "Soldiers can be killed, they cannot be disgraced, and death is death!" In prison, he wrote: "Heaven and earth are prosperous in three-character prison, but I will not be lonely in the end." I will not hesitate to sacrifice myself on this day, and the heavenly will be empty in the salvation of the world" verse. On December 31, 1906, Liu Daoyi calmly took up his righteousness outside the Liuyang Gate in Changsha, at the age of 22.
Lin Boqu (March 20, 1886 – May 29, 1960), formerly known as Lin Zuhan (林祖汉), courtesy name Yuan, was a native of Anfu , Changde ( present-day Linli County ) in Hunan Province. He joined the League in his early years. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1921. Famous proletarian revolutionary and educator. He is one of the important leaders of the party and the state, and together with Dong Biwu, Xu Teli, Xie Jueya, and Wu Yuzhang, he is called the "Five Elders of the Communist Party of China".
Li Jinxi (1890.2.2–1978.3.27), born in Xiangtan, Hunan, was a Chinese philologist, lexicographer, character reformer, and educator. Li Jinxi has been engaged in language teaching and research for 70 years, and has studied and discussed a wide range of fields, and has deep knowledge and rich writings on linguistics, philology, lexicography, grammar, rhetoric, education, bibliography, geography, history, Buddhism, etc.
Huang Qidong (1891.2.1-1938.5.15), also known as Xiahe(霞鹤), was born in Sanyang Township, Pingjiang County, Hunan Province. Chief of Staff of the New 23rd Division of the National Revolutionary Army. On May 15, 1938, Huang Qidong led his troops to engage in a bloody battle with the Japanese Kou. He said: Why to the country? Why for the nation? I'd rather be a ghost of war than a slave to the country!" He was finally martyred at the age of 47.
Gong Debai (1891-1980), a native of Luxi County, Hunan Province, was the editor-in-chief of the World Journal and a major general in the Military Commission of the National Government. In 1922, after returning from Japan, he successively engaged in news work in the National Diplomacy Magazine, Oriental Daily, World Journal, and Declaration, and used his spicy style to prick the malpractice and lash out at the powerful. In this regard, he once commented on himself proudly: "The four words of boldness and arrogance are my beautiful evaluation of life and my praise for death."
Yang Youzhi: (1893-1971), a native of Changsha, Hunan Province, was an economist and accountant who was a Chinese accounting celebrity. He participated in the May Fourth Patriotic Movement and published many books such as "Advanced Statistics", "Auditing", "Analysis of Economic Activities of Industrial Enterprises", "Criticism of Modern Bourgeois Accounting Theory" and so on. Later, he was ruthlessly and brutally criticized during the Cultural Revolution, and died in 1971. Later, he was mourned by the world: "In front of the peach and plum gate, I am worried about it."
Zuo Shunsheng (1893-1969), notation name Xuexun, alias Zhongping, was a native of Changsha, Hunan. Together with Zeng Qi and Li Huang, he was known as "Zeng, Zuo, and Li", and was the leader of the Chinese Youth Party, and he was prominent in the ever-changing political arena of the Republic of China; Along with Li Jiannong and Jiang Tingdian, he was one of the pioneers in the study of modern and contemporary Chinese history, with fruitful works and outstanding family; He was a "scholar with a little bit of a celebrity", and in the busy schedule of visiting Yan'an, he also proposed to visit Jiang Qing and Ding Ling.
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