Dali has a long history and is one of the earliest cultural birthplaces in Yunnan. According to the literature, the ancestors of the Bai people in the 4th century flourished here, scattered many clan tribes, known in the history books as "the genus of Kunming", they created a splendid Neolithic culture.
In this treasure land, there have been many celebrities who have made great contributions to the development of society and the development of the motherland. On the occasion of the 63rd anniversary of the establishment of Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, Xiaobian has compiled a who's who's who in Dali ancient and modern, and together with you, I know the celebrities who have come out of Dali, listen to history, look forward to foreign countries, and wish your hometown prosperity. Of course, there are many Dali celebrities, and the missing characters please inform the majority of netizens to inform the editor! We're not done... Xiaobian just wants to say: As Dali people, we are very proud.
Duan Siping
Duan Siping was the first king of the Dali state and a famous politician in bai history. Dissatisfied with the reign of Yang Ganzhen in the state of Dayining at that time, Duan Siping made a pact with the Thirty-Seven Ministries of Wuman in eastern Yunnan, which overthrew Yang Ganzhen's rule in 937 and established the Dali State, reversing the turbulent political situation since the late Nanzhao period. The state of Dali inherited the territory of the Nanzhao dynasty, changing the ten provinces, six knots, and two capitals to eight provinces, four counties, and four towns. The establishment of the Dali State not only inherited and carried forward the Nanzhao culture, but also enabled the feudal economy to develop by leaps and bounds. The Dali state founded by Duan Siping lasted from 937 AD to 1253, with a history of more than 300 years, making positive contributions to the stability and development of the frontier.
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Zhang Shengwen
Zhang Shengwen was a famous Bai court painter during the Dali Period, and under his auspices, he painted a long-scroll Buddhist painting in 1180 AD, "The Fan Statue Scroll of Zhang Shengwen of dali in the Song Dynasty", with a total length of 1635.5 cm and a width of 30.4 cm, divided into 134 pieces. The first part of the scroll depicts the "Lizhen Emperor Li Buddha"; the second part depicts the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, vajrapani arhats, the Eight Heavenly Dragons, the Middle-earth Zen Dharma System, and the senior monks of the Dali Kingdom; and finally depicts the sixteen kings of Tianzhu, which truly reflects the state of Buddhist belief in the Nanzhao and Dali periods. The scrolls are now preserved in the National Palace Museum in Taiwan, and there is a facsimile of the "Diagram of the Source flow of the Legal Realm".
Zhao Fan
Zhao Fan (1851-1927 AD), zi fan village, the old man of ShiChan, Jianchuan, was a famous poet, scholar and calligrapher of the Bai ethnic group in the late Qing Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty. Zhao Fan served as an official in Sichuan, and after the Xinhai Revolution, he served as the minister of transportation in the military government of Guangzhou and the director of the Yunnan Provincial Library. The Chengdu Wuhou Ancestral Couplet written by him" was "able to attack the heart but reverse itself, from ancient times to know that the soldiers are not belligerent; without judging the situation, it is wrong to be lenient and strict, and later Zhishu had to ponder deeply" was praised by posterity. Zhao Fan's life's achievements are most prominent in poetry, and at the same time, he was also an educator, and the famous figures in modern Chinese history, Cai Yi, Li Gen, and Zhou Zhongyue, were his protégés. Zhao Fan was also a calligrapher, and the existing Kunming Daguanlou Changlian was written by him.
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Li Yuanyang
Li Yuanyang (1496~1580) Ming Dynasty Bai thinker, writer, historian, and Zhongxi, Dali people. Jiajing Bingshu Branch Jinshi, granted hanlin yuan shu jishi, upright, upright, concerned about the people's suffering. When he was in Charge of Jiangyin County, pirates often plundered, he trained sailors, built city towers, so that pirates did not dare to invade. Ren Jingzhou Fu Yin, seeing that there were no wells in a hundred miles, used his own officials to dig wells to repair the embankment, so that the counties along the Jiangzhou were not flooded. The people of Jingzhou called the well he drilled "Li Gongjing" and the embankment he built called "Li Gongdi". When he was in charge of imperial history, he bluntly criticized the Jiajing Emperor for "being a petty man with a knighthood of animals". Dissatisfied with reality and unable to solve practical problems, Li Yuanyang took advantage of his father's funeral, returned to his post, and lived in seclusion in Dali for a long time to write a book. Most of his poems were written after seclusion, focusing on the landscape and exposing the shortcomings of social times. He is both good at poetry and literature, and has written a lot of prose such as travelogues, prefaces, inscriptions, etc., with rounded and smooth words, beautiful and colorful, surpassing the Bai literati of all generations in art, and is still praised. Li Yuanyang's philosophical thought is based on the Confucian idea of "middle" as the origin of the world, and politically advocates "loving the people as the mainstay" and "using the people sparingly to love others". Li Yuanyang is knowledgeable and versatile, and his works include the Complete Works of Zhongxi (4 volumes of poems and 6 volumes), the Zhongxi Manhua Manuscript and the Mental Diagram, and 10 volumes of the Compilation of Zhongxi Family Biographies are preserved today. In his later years, he compiled two Fang Zhi of Jiajing's "Chronicle of Dali Fu" and Wanli's "General History of Yunnan", which were carefully examined and examined in detail, which were better chronicles of Yunnan in the Ming Dynasty and a precious cultural heritage left to future generations.
Wang Wenren
Wang Wenwen (1854~1939) was the governor of Sichuan in the late Qing Dynasty, a native of Cangping Street in Dali City. Brilliant as a child, he was a scholar in the thirteenth year of Guangxu (1887) and served as an official in Guizhou, Guangdong, Shaanxi and other places for more than 20 years. In the third year of Xuanun (1911), he served as the Minister of Border Affairs of Sichuan and Yunnan, and concurrently served as the Governor of Sichuan Nursing. Just a month after receiving printing, the Qing government issued an edict of "railway state ownership," which caused the people of Sichuan to defend the road and fight against the Qing Dynasty. In addition to the public offering of shares in the construction of railways in Sichuan, it was also stipulated that "mu donations" should be levied in the province, called "leased shares". The "railway state-owned" edict instructed to change the commercial office to an official office, stop collecting "leased shares," and issue the existing shares to shareholders in shares. After the people of Sichuan learned of this, the resistance was fierce, and they put forward the demands of "temporarily not accepting the railway" and "suspending the suspension of the highway to collect stock rent". Wang Wenren quickly telegraphed the two demands of Chuanmin to the imperial court, but was reprimanded by the imperial court. Inspired by the people's spirit of "protecting the road," he disregarded the "edict," took the risk again, personally received the representatives of the Baolu Comrades' Association, and resolutely wrote to Sheng Xuanhuai again, requesting that he be punished for the crime of losing the right of way of the country and deceiving the king and misleading the country. As a result, he was severely reprimanded and dismissed from his post and sent to Beijing. When he saw that the imperial court was corrupt, he sent a telegram to ask for sick leave and entered Beijing in anticipation. On October 10, 1911, the Wuchang Uprising overthrew Qing rule, and Wang Wenwen became one of the eight heroes of the Wuhan government who declared the uprising. At the beginning of the Republic of China, he settled in Tianjin, and the Beiyang government appointed the chief of agriculture and commerce. After Japan invaded China, it repeatedly co-opted him to hold a false post, but he sternly refused, which was very national.
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Lee Seop
Li Xiexi (1875~1926) composer, Dali people. In his childhood, he loved singing, and when he was a teenager, he was familiar with many pastoral songs, knew a lot of mountain song minor keys, and wrote some children's songs. He often accompanied his father to participate in the Dali folk music society "DongjingHui". He also participated in the Dali Literary Society "Canglu Poetry Society". Living in the land of Bai song and dance since he was a child laid a deep foundation for his literature and music. In 1904, he went to Japan to study Western music, and during his stay in Japan, he composed many revolutionary songs. When Chinese people resisted the French invaders, he composed and composed the song "Yunnan Grand Memorial", which was sung and praised in schools across the country, showing the people's revolutionary passion against imperialism. The songs composed for Yue Fei's "Man Jiang Hong" and the generous and tragic songs spread throughout Japan and the land of China, becoming ideological weapons to inspire the military and the people of the whole country to resist the enemy and love the country. After returning to China in 1908, he ran education in Kunming and taught and sang revolutionary songs in schools to stimulate the democratic revolutionary mood of teachers and students. While studying music, he actively participated in the democratic revolution, participated in the league led by Sun Yat-sen, and published articles in the revolutionary journal "Yunnan" magazine, advocating the democratic movement and exposing the corruption of the Yunnan authorities. In 1911, when the people of Yunnan revolted and overthrew the qing dynasty, Li Xiexi served as the governor of Anning, accompanied the nationalist army on the western expedition, and served as the chief of the military law department in the Sichuan overseers. Later, due to warlords and bandits, he resigned and returned to Dali in 1918, composed many songs, composed many folk songs and poems, organized poetry clubs, and prospered Dali culture.
Zhang Bojian
Zhang Bojian (1898-1926), Bai, a native of Jinhua Town, Jianchuan County, Dali Prefecture. He was the first member of the Communist Party of China of the Bai ethnic group, and was also one of the early Marxist theorists of the Communist Party of China and one of the pioneers of the proletarian revolution. In 1922, Zhang Bojian, together with Zhou Enlai and Zhao Shiyan, founded the "Young Communist Party of China in Europe" in France and served as a member of the organizing committee. In the same year, he went to the Soviet Union to attend the Fourth Congress of the Communist International and stayed in Moscow to study at the Eastern University. Zhang Bojian was also a well-known revolutionary activist, serving as the secretary of the Cpc Guangdong Regional Military Commission, the head of the organization department, and together with Zhang Tailei and Deng Zhongxia, led the famous provincial and Hong Kong strike movement. He died in 1926 at the age of 28.
Wang Desan
Wang Desan (1898-1930), Han Chinese, a native of Xiangyun County, Dali Prefecture, was admitted to Peking University in 1921, participated in the Marxist Theory Research Society, joined the Communist Party of China in 1922, and in 1925, he and his brother Wang Fusheng organized the "New Dian Society" and published the weekly "Innovation". In 1926, he went to Guangzhou to serve as the chief of the propaganda section and political instructor of the political department of the Whampoa Military Academy. In January 1930, he was appointed secretary of the Yunnan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China, and in December of the same year, he was betrayed by traitors and became righteous in Kunming.
Zhang Yaozeng
Zhang Yaozeng (1885~1938), pioneer of the Xinhai Revolution and a scholar of law. Dali Xizhou people. Born into a family of scholars. Eager to learn since childhood, he was admitted to Beijing Normal University at the age of 18, with excellent grades, and was sent to Tokyo Imperial University in Japan to study law at official expenses. Under the influence of Sun Yat-sen's ideas on the democratic revolution, he threw himself into the revolution, joined the League, and together with the young people of Yunnan, Li Gen and Zhao Kun, founded the revolutionary journal "Yunnan" magazine in Tokyo, serving as the editor-in-chief. He wrote many revolutionary articles such as "On the Responsibility of Yunnan People" to encourage Yunnan students studying in Japan to actively participate in the democratic revolution. After the Wuchang Uprising, Zhang Yao was a provisional senator as a representative of the Southwest and also served as the director general of the League. In 1912, he was elected to the National Assembly, elected chairman of the Legislative Council of the House of Representatives, and personally drafted the first draft of the Constitution. Yuan Shikai dissolved the parliament and declared himself emperor, Zhang Yao once angrily left the country to travel to Japan to continue his studies, graduated from Tokyo Imperial University, and then returned to Yunnan from Guangdong to assist Cai Yi in planning the anti-Yuan uprising to protect the country, venture back and forth between Yunnan, Guizhou, and Guangdong, contact anti-Yuan activities, and organize the defense army. After Yuan's death, Zhang Yao served as the chief justice, working tirelessly to formulate major regulations such as the code, the duties of judges, and the prison system, and urgently hoped that the country would become a country ruled by law. In 1919, when the Pacific Conference was held in Washington, D.C., Zhang Yao put forward incisive views on the international situation, was hired as a senior adviser to the conference, and was elected as a director of the Pacific Conference Aftermath Committee. In 1924, Zhang Yao, together with Premier Huang Gao and others, with the support of Feng Yuxiang, organized a provisional cabinet in Beijing and assumed the presidency. Duan Qirui came to power, followed by Zhang Zuolin into Beijing, Zhang Yao resigned from the government, went to Shanghai as a lawyer, and became a university professor. After the September 18 Incident, he wrote an article to arouse the people to resist Japan and proposed an anti-Japanese strategy to the government. His major works include 10 volumes of "Examination of the Judiciary", 1 volume of "Law on consular jurisdiction of countries in China", and several volumes of "Lecture Notes on Civil Law".
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Yang Jie (1889~1949) patriotic general, military scholar, revolutionary martyr, character Geng Guang, Dali people. He attended private school at an early age and later studied at Dali College. He is born with enlightenment, loves to read the books of the sons, and has a special experience in the "Thirteen Articles of Sun Tzu". He was concerned about the political situation, saw the political corruption of the Qing Dynasty, the invasion of China by the great powers, and the people's disasters, and believed that the non-military was not enough to overthrow the Qing Dynasty, so he decided to throw himself into the pen and join the Rong, first studying at the Yunnan Army Armed Armament School, guaranteeing the Beiyang Baoding Wubei Academy, and then going to the Japanese Non-Commissioned Officer School for official expenses. After graduating and returning to China, he participated in the anti-Yuan uprising in Yunnan, fought bravely, and gradually rose to the rank of regimental commander. After that, he went to Japan at his own expense to study Army University and study Japanese and European military theory. After returning to China, he successively served as division commander, military commander, deputy chief of staff, and chief of education of the Army University. After the September 18 Incident, he was ordered to sit in Beijing, arrange defense on the front line of the Great Wall, and vigorously advocate resisting the invading Japanese army, but in the end, because the Kuomintang authorities pursued a policy of non-resistance, he was not rewarded. Yang Jie was a straightforward man, and he often sneered at Chiang Kai-shek, He Yingqin, and Chen Cheng, so he was ostracized. He was familiar with The Chinese of Britain, Germany, Japan, Russia, and Latin, and went to 29 European countries to investigate the military, got to know Churchill, Stalin, and other foreign leaders, and became an internationally renowned military scholar. Appointed Chinese Ambassador Plenipotentiary to the Soviet Union during World War II, he was removed from China because he was dissatisfied with Chiang Kai-shek's anti-Soviet pro-American policies. Seeing that Chiang Kai-shek was passive in resisting Japan, actively opposing communism, and becoming corrupt, that is, he threw himself into the anti-Chiang kai-shek democracy movement, and together with Tan Pingshan, Chen Mingshu, Zhu Yunshan, and others, initiated the organization of the "Three People's Principles Comrades' Federation" and vigorously advocated resisting Japan and opposing Chiang Kai-shek. In 1948, the Kuomintang Revolutionary Committee was established and elected as a member of the Central Executive Committee. In September 1949, he was unfortunately killed by Kuomintang agents in Hong Kong. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he was posthumously recognized as a revolutionary martyr. He is the author of "New Theory on National Defense," "Sun Tzu's Explanation of the Art of War," "Sun Wuzi," "Basic Conditions for Modern National Defense," "Military and National Defense," and "National Military Essential Reading."
Zhou Baozhong
Zhou Baozhong (1902~1964) was a general of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition Army and a native of DaliWanqiao Township. When he was a teenager, he embraced the idea of rich countries and strong soldiers and not being oppressed by imperialism. First, he was a student in the teaching battalion of the First Division of the Yunnan Army, and came into contact with Sun Wenwen and admired Sun Yat-sen's spirit of serving the country and the people. After graduation, he went to Burma, India, Ceylon and other countries to investigate, and after returning to China, he joined the Third Army of Feng Yuxiang's Nationalist Army as an engineer battalion commander. In the Northern Expedition War, he made many military achievements, and successively served as the commander of the Northern Expedition And deputy division. He secretly joined the Communist Party of China in 1927. In 1928, he went to the Soviet Union to study military affairs, and returned to China after graduating in 1931. After the September 18 Incident, he went to work in the northeast, first as an adviser in the Northeast Self-Defense Army, and then as the chief of staff of the Anti-Japanese Salvation Army. In 1935, he founded the Suining Anti-Japanese Allied Army in Ning'an, united the anti-Japanese armed forces of the masses, and formed the Fifth Army of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition Army, serving as a military commander and serving as the secretary of the Military Committee of the Manchurian Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China. During the arduous anti-Japanese guerrilla period in northeast China, Zhou Baozhong drafted the "Outline of the Northeast Volunteer Army's Anti-Japanese National Salvation Guerrilla Movement" and the "Organic Law of the Volunteer Army" to lead and organize the anti-Japanese struggle in Northeast China. In 1937, he was appointed commander-in-chief of the Second Army of Jidong Province, fighting against Japanese invaders in eastern Jilin Province, on both sides of the Hasui Railway, and on both sides of the Songhua River. The Japanese army mobilized ten times the strength of the anti-Japanese coalition army to carry out a crazy "crusade" siege, and Zhou Baozhong and Yang Jingyu led the team to break through and smash the Japanese army's "great crusade" plan. In 1945, he became the Secretary of the Northeast Party Committee of the Communist Party of China. On August 8, the Soviet Union declared war on Japan, and the Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition Army cooperated with the Soviet Red Army to eliminate the Japanese Kwantung Army. On August 15, Japan announced its unconditional surrender, and in September Zhou Baozhong led the anti-Japanese coalition army to occupy 57 large and medium-sized cities and counties and towns such as Changchun, Harbin, and Shenyang, mobilizing the masses to eliminate enemy and puppet forces and establish people's armed forces and political power. The CPC Central Committee decided to set up the Northeast Bureau, Peng Zhen and Chen Yun led the army into the northeast, the Anti-Japanese Coalition Army and the Eighth Route Army joined the division, and merged into the Northeast People's Autonomous Army, with Zhou Baozhong as deputy commander. In the Liberation War, he served as the commander of the Jilin Provincial Military Region and the chairman of Jilin Province. In November 1949, he entered the Great Southwest, and in February 1950, he was transferred to the vice chairman of the Military and Political Committee of Yunnan Province. In 1953, he was transferred to the Southwest Bureau as the director of the Political and Legal Committee, and later transferred to Beijing. He was successively elected as an alternate member of the Eighth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
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Zhou Zhongyue (1876-1955), Zi Shengfu, Shu An, Jianchuan Jinhua Zhongyi Lane people, Bai ethnic group, Zhong Yue was born poor, hard work and self-encouragement. In the twenty-ninth year of Guangxu (1903), he took the first place in the township examination, called Xie Yuan, and in 1904, he went to Japan to study at the Hongwen College. In 1905, he re-entered Waseda University and studied law and government. He compiled 10 volumes of the Teachers' Series and translated 1 volume of Matsumura's General Theory of Changes in the Chinese Education System. Yunnan students founded the "Yunnan Magazine Agency", and Zhong Yue served as the editor-in-chief: he wrote papers such as "On the Status of Yunnan for China" and "The Timing and Methods of Redemption of the Yunnan-Vietnam Railway". He formed the magazine "New Translation Circle" with Fan Xiren, Zhang Yaozeng, Xi Pingchen, etc., and engaged in translation. He collected Chinese and foreign pictures and wrote the book "The Beginning and End of Fa Zhan Annan".
Wang Fusheng
Wang Fusheng, born in September 1896 in Xiangyun County, Yunnan Province, was admitted to the Liberal Arts Department of Peking University in 1917. In March 1920, under the guidance of Li Dazhao, Wang Fusheng, Deng Zhongxia and 19 others initiated the establishment of China's first Marxist research group, the Marxist Theory Research Society of Peking University. In November 1920, Li Dazhao established the Beijing Socialist Youth League, and Wang Fusheng was one of the first members to join the league, and became a member of the Communist Party of China in the autumn of 1921.
At the beginning of 1927, under the situation of cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, Wang Fusheng returned to Yunnan to preside over the establishment of the Provisional Party Department of the Kuomintang in Yunnan Province, with Communists and Leftists of the Kuomintang as the backbone. After the defeat of the Great Revolution, Wang Fusheng went to the northeast according to the instructions of the Party Central Committee and carried out revolutionary activities in Harbin and Qiqihar. After the "918" incident, when Japanese imperialism invaded and occupied northeast China, Wang Fusheng followed the arrangements of the party organization to carry out anti-Japanese united front work in the areas of Qiqihar, Weihe, and Heihe, organized anti-Japanese activities, and helped solve the problem of grain and weapons supply in the Ma Zhanshan Department of the anti-Japanese volunteer army. In June 1936, the Japanese army carried out "major reports" and large-scale arrests in the northeast region, arrested anti-Japanese patriots on a large scale, and frantically suppressed anti-Japanese forces. The Japanese army brutally tortured him to extract a confession, but Wang Fusheng regarded death as a homecoming and always strictly guarded the party's secrets. On August 15 of the same year, Wang Fusheng was brutally killed by the Japanese army in Qiqihar at the age of 40.
Song Wenxiao
Song Wenxiao aircraft overall design expert. Born in Kunming, Yunnan Province, originally from Dali, Yunnan Province, he is currently the chief expert, chief designer of the model and natural science researcher of Chengdu Aircraft Design and Research Institute of China Aviation Industry First Group Corporation. "Moving China" 2009 Annual Figure Selection Was announced on February 10, 2010, and Song Wenxiao was elected as one of the top ten people who "moved China".
At about 1:00 p.m. on March 22, 2016, he died at the age of 86 at the General Hospital of the Chinese People's Liberation Army due to ineffective medical treatment.
Wang Xiji
Bai, dali shangshaoren, born in 1921, male, member of the Communist Party of China, China's outstanding aerospace technology experts, one of the founders of China's space industry, famous satellite chief designer, leader of space return technology discipline, academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, academician of international astronautics science. In September 1999, he was awarded the "Medal of Merit for Two Bombs and One Star".
The technical leader of China's first sounding rocket, the designer of the overall plan of China's first satellite launch vehicle, the first chief designer of China's first retrievable satellite... Wang Xiji, who created one first after another in the history of China's aerospace, has been busy incinerating "Chinese stars" into the vast space for most of his life. In the quiet courtyard of the China Academy of Space Technology, the flowers and trees are sparse and the trees are lined with trees. In the early morning, one can always see a tall, ruddy-faced scholar playing tai chi intently in front of the flower gallery. He is mentally strong, his movements are light and agile, and he is very serious in every move. Before 8 o'clock, he arrived at the office on time to start the day's intense work.
He is Wang Xiji, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and an academician of the International Academy of Astronautics, and an outstanding space technology expert in China.
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Su Zhixin
Su Zhixin, a native of Dali, Yunnan, in the early 1980s, Su Zhixin participated in the work of the proton linear accelerator and its application research laboratory, responsible for the use of the accelerator to carry out research and application research tasks on short-life isotopes for neutron medical shortages, built the first more advanced white l isotope preparation and research laboratory of the Institute of High Energy, and successively developed radiopharmaceutical preparations such as carbon-1l, thallium-201, and gallium-67; among them, the clinical 100-case trial of the important myocardial imaging agent thallium-201 injection has been basically completed. Provide conventional products for the domestic medical community and take the first step to fill the gap in domestic supply. Associate researcher of the Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, outstanding expert in nuclear science in China. Zhi Xin attended elementary school in Kencheon Jinhua, and after graduating from high school in the fall of 1941, he taught at Kencheon Prefectural Junior High School. In 1943, he was admitted to the Department of Chemistry of Huazhong University in Wuchang Qianyan (Xizhou), and in 1945, after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, BGI moved back to Wuchang, and Zhi Xin continued his studies until his graduation in July 1947. During his studies at the Chinese, he actively supported the people's democratic revolution led by the Communist Party of China. Shortly after graduation, he ventured across the river to the Liberated Area. He joined the revolutionary work in March 1949, joined the Chinese New Democratic Youth League in May of the same year, and joined the Communist Party of China in June 1956.
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Ma Jun (1876-1922), Han Chinese, a native of Xiaguan Town, Dali City, was one of the Three Masters of Guangfu in Yunnan during the Xinhai Revolution. In 1907, he joined the League and established a group of leagues in Shimonoseki to engage in anti-Qing revolutionary activities. During the Xinhai Revolution, he participated in the "Chongjiu Uprising" in Yunnan, and during the National Defense Movement, he secretly organized the "Yunnan Autonomous Thief Army" to oppose Tang Jiyao's dictatorial rule in Yunnan, and was betrayed and sacrificed by traitors. Dr. Sun Yat-sen called him "a rare celebrity in the Kuomintang", and in 1987 the Yunnan Provincial People's Government posthumously recognized Ma Jun as a revolutionary martyr.
Wang Jiuling
Wang Jiuling, male, from Shimen Town, Yunlong County, Yunnan Province. In 1905, he joined the Chinese League Association and successively served as the superintendent of the Yunnan Provincial Anti-Smoking Bureau, the director of the Military Salary of the Jingguo Army, the director of the Department of Finance of Yunnan Province, the president of fudian Bank, the director of education of the National Government in Beijing, the president of the Yunnan Provincial Prosecutor's Office, the member of the Yunnan Provincial High Court, the supervisor of Mengzi Customs, the deputy member of the Yunnan Provincial Assembly, the adviser of Yunlong County in Yunnan Province, the chairman of the Buddhist Association of Yunnan Province, the director of the Buddhist Academy, and the member of the Third Session of the First Session of the Yunnan Provincial Senate.
Zhang Lizhu
Zhang Lizhu (January 15, 1921 – September 2, 2016), female, Bai ethnicity, born in Shanghai, Dali, Yunnan, member of the Communist Party of China, graduated from St. John's University in Shanghai, doctor of medicine. Zhang Lizhu is a famous obstetrics and gynecology medical expert in China, the founder of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology of the Third Hospital of Peking University, the honorary director of the Reproductive Medicine Center, and the founder of the first case of IVF in Chinese mainland, and is known as the "mother of IVF in Shenzhou".
After obtaining her doctorate in medicine in her early years, Zhang Lizhu went to the United States for postdoctoral research, focusing on gynecological endocrinology, pathology, local anatomy and early diagnosis of tumors. Later, he was hired to do clinical work in obstetrics and gynecology in the United Kingdom and obtained the qualification of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. After returning to China, he devoted himself to the research and clinical work of obstetrics and gynecology for a long time, and spared no effort to cultivate talents and carry out discipline construction.
Yang Liping
Yang Liping, a bai ethnic group from Eryuan County, Dali Prefecture, born on November 10, 1958 in Yunnan, is a Chinese dance artist, vice chairman of the China Dancers Association, a national first-class actor, and enjoys the "special government allowance" of the State Council. Member of the Expert Committee of the Chinese Ethnic Folk Dance Grade Examination.
In 1971, he entered the Xishuangbanna Prefecture Song and Dance Troupe, and then transferred to the Central National Song and Dance Troupe, and became famous for the "Peacock Dance". In 1986, her self-written dance "Spirit of the Sparrow" won two first prizes in performance and choreography at the Second National Dance Competition. In 1992, she became the first dancer in Chinese mainland to perform in Taiwan. In 1994, the solo dance "Spirit of the Sparrow" won the Gold Medal for the Chinese Nation's 20th Century Dance Classics. In 2009, he was successful with the sister article "The Sound of Yunnan" and became the first dancer in China to hold a solo dance evening. She has created, choreographed and performed many dances by herself, and has performed many times at home and abroad, causing sensations at home and abroad. She is the most gorgeous peacock on the Chinese stage and even on the world stage!
Ma Shiyun
Ma Shiyun is a Chinese-American politician, a member of the Democratic Party, and the executive speaker of the California House of Representatives (Speaker pro Tempore). Ma Shiyun is a Bai native of Eryuan County, Dali, Yunnan, and his grandfather was the first mayor of Kunming, Yunnan Province, the "Republic of China". Born in New York, she graduated from the Rochester Institute of Technology in New York, Golden Gate University in San Francisco, and Pepperdine University with a master's degree. He has been practicing accounting ever since. He was elected to the San Francisco City Council in 2002 and to the 12th District House of Representatives with the largest number of Asian-American residents in California in 2006. He then served as leader of the majority party in the state House of Representatives. In March 2010, she was appointed Executive Speaker by John Perez, speaker of the state House of Representatives, becoming the first Chinese woman to hold the position.