Ma Liangcheng (1913~1948)
Ma Liangcheng, a Mongolian, Mongolian name Baori Batel, was born in 1913 in Otok Banner, Inner Mongolia, to a poor herdsman family in Chahan TaoLaohai (now Maasum Mao gai tu gacha). His father, Hexi Batu, was a loyal herdsman who worked for the prince for many years to support his family. His mother, Chaoli Mengqige, took Ma Liangcheng and her brother through a difficult life.
Gu Shoushan (1908~1947)
Gu Shoushan, formerly known as Uliji Hutu, is a Mongolian, born in 1908 in Jilasumu, qianqi, Otok, Inner Mongolia. From an early age, he helped his parents herd sheep, carry firewood, and do housework, smart, diligent, and loved by his family.
Lubbard
Lubbard (?) ～？ A native of Xiheping Prefecture (in present-day Zungar Banner, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region). With the right Beiping Taishou (右北平太守守) following Huo to fight against the Xiongnu, he was awarded the title of Marquis of Pi in the fourth year of the Western Han Dynasty (119 BC). In the autumn of the fifth year of Yuan Ding (112 BC), Emperor Wu worshipped him as the general of Fubo, and led tens of thousands of troops with the general Yang Shu of louchuan to the south to fight against the rebellion of Lü Jia, the minister of the South Vietnamese state, and quelled it in the winter of the following year.
Qijin Mountain (1894~1945)
Qijinshan, whose Mongolian name is Hanomera, was born in 1894 to a Taiji (aristocratic) family in Wushen Banner, Inner Mongolia.
Shi Yushan (1921~1949)
Shi Yushan (Mongolian name Sagisa) was born in June 1921 in Emperor Chang of the former banner city of Otok, Inner Mongolia, along the border of Wushen Banner. At an early age, his family was poor and enrolled in a Catholic church school, but soon he dropped out of school because his family could not support him. In 1940 the family moved to West Uzbekistan.
Gao Wanzhang (1909~1940)
Gao Wanzhang, alias Gao Lingping, was born in 1909 to a peasant family in Hoshatugou, Husiliang Township, Dalat Banner, Yikezhao League, and attended private school when he was a child. In 1926, he was admitted to the Suiyuan Provincial No. 2 Middle School in Baotou. In 1933, Gao Wanzhang was admitted to the College of Agriculture of Peking University.
Zhao Yushan (1904~1949)
Zhao Yushan (Mongolian name Batu Qilao), born in 1904 in Henan Township, Wushenqi, Inner Mongolia. His father served in the royal palace. In 1924, Zhao Yushan's family moved to Shaerlig Sumu, Wushen Banner. In order to support his family, he had to study while engaging in heavy productive labor. Later, after being repeatedly recommended by his father, Zhao Yushan was officially appointed as the secretary of the royal palace in 1932.
Bayin
Bayin (Bayin Erile) was born in August 1963 in Wushen Banner, Ordos, Inner Mongolia. He graduated from the Shanghai Theater Academy with a bachelor's degree in acting in 1986. In 1999, he graduated from the Beijing Film Academy Directing Department. He is a national first-class actor film director, a member of the Chinese Dramatists Association, a member of the China Filmmakers Association, a vice chairman of the Inner Mongolia Filmmakers Association, and a member of the China Film Performing Arts Society.
BoriLedai
Baori Ledai (female, Mongolian): female, Mongolian, born in July 1938, Inner Mongolia Wushen banner people, joined the work in July 1966, college degree.
Cheap
Lian Su, male, Han ethnicity, born in June 1958, Inner Mongolia Junger Banner people, joined the work in September 1975, university degree. 1975.09--1977.12 Teacher, Dalat Banner No. 1 Middle School and School for Children of Employees in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
Lu Haiying
Lv Haiying, female, Han ethnicity, born in January 1971, is a resident of Cuiweili Community, Xuejiawan Town, Junger Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Since 1994, he has been engaged in public welfare undertakings, and Lu Haiying has never quit on the road of public welfare. In the past 23 years, she has participated in more than 10,000 hours of volunteer service, funded 52 children from poor families to complete their education, cared for 16 orphans and disabled elderly people and 40 single mothers.
Tengger
Tengger was born in 1960 in Otoke Banner, Inner Mongolia. National level actor. He is a member of the Chinese Musicians Association. A three-habitat artist who sings, films and composes music. In 1989, he won the first prize in the outstanding singer selection competition for pop songs, and in 1986, he composed and sang the song "Mongolian", which became famous in one fell swoop. In the same year, he released his first solo album "You And the Sun Rises".
Ayunga
Ayunga (1947~) Mongolian. Inner Mongolia Otok Banner people. He graduated from Inner Mongolia Mongolian College in 1968 and is a member of the sixth session of the Federation of Literary and Art Circles. He began publishing in 1976.
Rasurong
Rasurong (1947~) is a pseudonym named Harigona. Mongolian. Ordos people of Inner Mongolia. University culture. He graduated from Inner Mongolia Art School in 1962. From 1984 to 1986, he graduated from the Literature Research Class of Inner Mongolia University. Since 1968, he has been working in Inner Mongolia for 20 years. In 1988, he transferred to the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Song and Dance Troupe.
Shang Guirong
Shang Guirong (1960~) is a native of Ordos, Inner Mongolia. He graduated from the Department of Chinese of Liaoning University in 1982. In the same year, he went to work in the "Grassland" magazine of the Inner Mongolia Federation of Literature and Literature, and successively served as the director of the office, the editor-in-chief, and the editor-in-chief. Vice Chairman of Inner Mongolia Writers Association. He began his literary career in 1983. In 2001, he joined the Chinese Writers Association. Literary creation level one. He is the author of the essay essay review collection Wandering Clouds.