Contents of this article
- 1. About the historical celebrities named Peng
- 2. Boys named Peng have meaningful names.
- 3. Who are the famous people named Wu?
- 4. Who are the famous historical figures named Peng?
About historical celebrities named Peng
One reference for the origin of the surname Peng. Historical source 1: Taking the name of a country. According to the "Yuanhe Surname Compilation", Dapeng was a prince of the Shang Dynasty, and the country of Dapeng was in Xuzhou, Jiangsu. Later there was Peng. When talking about Da Peng, he is called "Peng Zu". 2: It is the surname of an ancient ethnic minority. According to the "Book of Jin", there is Peng family in Hushui, Anding. According to "A Study of Surnames", both Western Qiang and Southern Barbarians have the Peng family. Peng Zu, a famous family member, was a minister of Yao, Xu Keng. The third son of Lu Zhong, the grandson of Emperor Zhuanxu, lived from Yuxia to Shang. It is said that he lived seven to eight hundred years old. Because he was granted the title of Pengcheng, he was called Pengzu. Later generations used it as a metaphor for longevity. Peng Meng was a hermit in Qi during the Warring States Period and the teacher of Tian Pian. His thoughts were similar to Zhuangzi’s theory of right and wrong in Qi. Peng Yue, courtesy name Zhong, was born in Changyi. He was a hero in the early Han Dynasty. Zuo Gaozu established the world and was granted the title of King of Liang. Later, he was accused of treason and was killed, and his three clans were executed by Liu Bang. Peng Shaosheng's courtesy name is Yunchu, his nickname is Chimu, and he is also known as Zhiguizi and Erlin layman. Jiqing is the name of his Bodhisattva ordination. A native of Changzhou County, Jiangsu Province. A famous layman in the Qing Dynasty. In the 34th year of Qianlong's reign, he passed the rank of Jinshi and was awarded the title of county magistrate, but he refused to resign. Because Jie Zhiluo Yougao read the complete works of the eminent monk Zibai of the Ming Dynasty, he was moved and returned to Buddhism, and he believed deeply in the Pure Land. In addition to the lotus pond, he respected the provincial nunnery the most in terms of Pure Land teachings. I usually retreat and recite the Buddha's name, and make vows to dedicate myself. He is the author of a collection of laymen, biographies of laymen, treatises on the Amitabha Sutra, and one-vehicle casuistry, etc. It had an important influence on the promotion of Pure Land belief in the Qing Dynasty. Peng Dehuai, one of the founding marshals of the People's Republic of China, was brave and wise. He once led the Korean War and was a great man of his generation. Distribution of Diwang: Longxi County, Gansu Province, Yichun County, Jiangxi Province. Reference 2 for the origin of the surname Peng: Peng and Wuyi Peng Rumao, Wuyishan City Scenic Spot Management Committee, Fujian: Xuzhou today was historically called Pengcheng. Pengcheng was granted the title Pengcheng by Emperor Yao. It was because of Pengzu's contribution that he was granted the title Pengcheng. At the end of the Shang Dynasty, in order to seek immortality, King Zhou sent people to steal Peng Zu's secret of immortality. In order to monopolize this technique, he plotted to kill Peng Zu. In order to avoid the disaster, Peng Zu had to leave Pengcheng and travel around the world. Peng Rumao from the Wuyishan City Scenic Area Management Committee in Fujian: Peng Zu failed to achieve his goals in his later years, so he led his two younger sons to travel across mountains and rivers to the current Wuyi Mountain. After Peng Zu came from Xuzhou, at that time, the place was flooded, wild animals were infested, and desolate. Peng Zu and his two younger sons Peng Wu and Peng Yi first dredged the river, widened the river bed, and allowed the flood to flow downstream. Subsequently, wasteland was reclaimed and farmland was created, and agricultural civilization was developed. Because the three of them, Peng's grandfather and his son, cut grass and opened up wasteland and developed Wuyi, they made great contributions and were highly respected by future generations. Because of its long history, it is difficult to verify the various theories about Peng's grandfather and son living in seclusion in Manting and developing Wuyi. However, the descendants of the Peng family in Wuyi Mountain are happy to accept these beautiful legends. Obviously, they hoped to use Peng Zu, the god of longevity, to entrust their good wishes for the family's reproduction and abundant harvests, and to use the fearless spirit of Peng Wu and Peng Yi to open up Wuyi to inspire their children to be enterprising and progressive. According to the historical records of Chong'an, there are written records of the Peng family's migration from the Central Plains to Wuyi Mountain, which began with Peng Qian in the Tang Dynasty. Peng Qian, whose ancestral home is Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province, was the founding hero of the Tang Dynasty. When he was young, he assisted King Li Shimin of Qin in quelling the rebellion at the end of the Sui Dynasty and established great military exploits. After Peng Qian retired in old age, he settled in Wutun in Wuyi Mountain without seeking personal comfort and enjoyment. Peng Qian was a generous man. He donated the money, gold and silk given to him by the court, and recruited a large number of refugees to open up wasteland and divert water for irrigation, making the area around Wutun criss-crossed with fertile fields. After Peng moved to Wutun and settled in Wutun, the Peng family multiplied and talented people emerged in large numbers. During 1,400 years, nearly a hundred people were recorded in local chronicles alone. Such as Peng Lu, the top scholar in special subjects in the Northern Song Dynasty, Peng Yi, a famous poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, and Peng Guangyu, an outstanding diplomat in the Qing Dynasty. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, descendants of the Peng family from Wuyi Mountain began to move to Taiwan and overseas. Currently, the surname Peng is the 31st most common surname in Taiwan. It is mainly distributed and lived in Hsinchu and Miaoli counties. Peng Rumao from the Wuyishan City Scenic Spot Management Committee in Fujian: The descendants of Peng Zu have great characteristics: they are hard-working and entrepreneurial. With the improvement of cross-strait relations, many descendants of Peng Zu from Taiwan have returned to Wuyi Mountain and Fujian in recent years to trace their roots. Reference 3 for the origin of the surname Peng. The surname Peng ranks 39th among surnames in China today and 35th in Taiwan. The surname Peng comes from Huangdi. There are two theories about the origin of the surname Peng. The first is that the surname Peng is a descendant of Zhu Rong, a descendant of Huangdi. There are eight surnames among the descendants of Zhu Rong, and Peng is one of them. Others include Xiang Dong, Tu, Ji, Cao and so on. The second is that the surname Peng is a descendant of Zhu Rong's younger brother Wu Hui. Wu Hui's son Lu Zhong had six sons, the third of whom was granted the title of Peng. Legend has it that he offered a bowl of pheasant meat soup to God, and God was very happy and granted him immortality. It is said that he lived for a total of 800 years and was respectfully called "Pengzu" by future generations. Pengzu established the Great Peng Kingdom, which was later destroyed by Shang Gaozong Wuding. Later generations took Peng as their surname, and the surname was Peng from then on. Development and Evolution: The surname Peng has several other origins. In ancient times, the Huns, Southern Barbarians, Western Qiang and other ethnic minorities all had the surname Peng, and later some of them integrated into the Han people. The surname Peng first developed in western and southwestern China, mainly in Hunan and Hubei. By the Jin Dynasty, it had developed to Shandong, Shaanxi, Gansu, Jiangxi, Sichuan, Fujian and other places. During the reign of Emperor Yingzong of the Song Dynasty, the surname Peng first entered Guangdong and was Moved to Taiwan during the Qing Dynasty. The main settlement areas of Peng surname are: Huaiyang, Longxi, Yichun, Changyi, Yuzhang, Guanghan, Chong'an, Yangxia, Anding, Yingzhou, Luling, Pukou, Zhangzhou, Quanzhou, Meizhou, etc.
Boys named Peng have meaningful names
1. Try not to use common words used by most people to avoid duplication of names;
2. Try not to use new words that are easy for most people to pronounce to avoid being difficult to recognize;
3. Try not to use many strokes and glyphs. Use incorrect words to avoid making it difficult to write;
4. Try to use pleasant, complimentary pronunciations instead of unpleasant derogatory pronunciations;
5. Use multiple tones as much as possible, that is, avoid using the same word in three words. The tone is loud and ups and downs when pronounced;
6. Pay more attention to the parents’ surnames, either by breaking down the glyphs or using the pronunciations of the surnames, but be careful with overlapping sounds.
The boy Rongxuan (Xuan: extraordinary bearing)
Haoyu (mind is like the universe, vast and infinite)
Jin Peng Jin: advance, original meaning, aspirant Peng: a metaphor for a promising future
Jin Yu (from Idiom - holding Jin Huaiyu, a metaphor for having good moral character)
Haotian Sicong Zhan Peng Xiao Yu Yu Zhi Qiang Xuan Ming Cedar Si Yuan Zhi Yuan Simiao
Xiaoxiao Tianyu Haoran Wenxuan Luyang Zhenjia Leju Xiaobo Wenbo Haoyan
Liguo Jinxin Jincheng Jiaxi Peng Feizi Mo Siyuan Haoxuan Yutang Congjian
Junchi (from the idiom: Talented Star Chi)
Yuze (favors are as abundant as rain)
Yelei (honest and upright)
National hero (people are proud of it)
Weiqi (great, magical)
Wenbo (literary and talented, erudite and versatile)
Tianyou (born with God) Blessed child)
Wen Hao (the word Hao means: boundless)
Xiu Jie (Xiu: describes a tall and slender figure)
Li Xin (Li: Dawn Xin: bright appearance)
Voyage (good man, let him go on a voyage)
Xu Yao (Xu: Xuri Yao: a wise monarch in ancient times, later generally referred to as a saint)
Yingjie (handsome and outstanding)
Shengjie (Saint: Saint: Gao Zhijie: Outstanding)
Jiayi (Jia: beautiful; Yi: wonderful)
Yucheng (shining the city)
Yixuan (Yi: beautiful; Xuan: magnificent)
Yewei (Ye: brilliance)
Yuan Bo (Bo: erudition)
Peng Tao (Peng: a metaphor for majestic momentum)
Yan Bin (Yan: burning Bin: describing elegance)
Hexuan (Crane: Xianyunye Hexuan: extraordinary bearing)
Weize (Wei: Great Ze: water source in a wide area)
Jun Hao (Jun: Junzi Hao: sky, sky)
Yitong (Yi: Guangyaotong: red)
Hongxuan (Hong: big Also Xuan: bright)
Bo Tao (Bo: learned)
Yuan Jie (Jie: outstanding)
Li Xin (Xin: bright)
Ye Lin (Ye: bright)
Jin Peng (Jin: Jinye, original meaning, Shangjinpeng: a metaphor for a bright future)
Yehua (Ye: brilliance)
Yuqi (Yu: shining Qi: auspicious)
Zhichen (Zhi: Wisdom Chen) : the name of the ancient king)
Zhenghao (Hao: heroic)
Haoran (Hao: sky, firmament)
Mingjie (wise, outstanding)
Licheng (Sincerity: honest)
Li Xuan (Xuan: extraordinary bearing)
Lihui (Hui: brilliant)
Junxi (Jun: tall and mighty; Xi: bright future)
Jiayi (Jia: beautiful; Yi: beautiful)
Yucheng (shining the city)
Yixuan (濿: beautiful; Xuan: majestic and magnificent)
Ye Huaye: brilliance
眜纺眜: shining brightly Qi: auspicious
Zhichenzhi: Wisdom Chen: the name of the ancient king
Zhenghaohao: heroic
Haoranhao: sky, firmament
Yuze (favor)
Kairui (model: model; Rui: auspiciousness)
Jianhui (building brilliant achievements)
Jinpeng (Jin: advance, original meaning, Jinpeng: a metaphor for a bright future)
Tianlei (Lei: accumulation of stones)
Shaohui (Shao: inheritance of brilliance: brilliance)
Haonan (Hao: Vast)
Zeyang (vast ocean)
Xinlei (Xin: wealth)
Pengxuan (xuan: bright, pronounced xuān)
Bowen (literary, military, broad and profound)
Haoqiang (Hao: sky, firmament)
Yue Ze (across the vast water source)
Xu Yao (Xu: Xuri Yao: a wise monarch in ancient times in legend, later generally referred to as a saint)
Wei Chen ( Chen : the name of the ancient king)
Zhi Ze (Ze: the source of water in a wide area)
Bo Chao (博: Bo Da Chao: transcendence)
Jun Hao (Jun: Jun Zi Hao: vast)
Zi Qian (Qian: lift high, fly up)
Peng Tao (Peng: metaphor for majestic momentum)
Yan Bin (Yan: burning Bin: describe elegance)
Hexuan (Crane: Xianyunye Hexuan: extraordinary bearing)
Weize (Wei: great Ze: a wide area of water)
Yuebin (Bin: describing elegance)
Fenghua (fenghuazhengmao)
Jingqi (Jing: Ping'anqi: beautiful jade)
Minghui (Hui: bright)
means: bright and aboveboard, majestic and majestic)
Qingcang (standing upright, the true nature of a man) (from "Jiangchengzi `Hunting in Mizhou" by Su Shi, a poet of the Song Dynasty, "...Zuo Qianhuang, You Qingcang...")
Qingyu (if you don't like any of the above, you can choose this one, the meaning is the same)
Zhiyuan (from Zhuge Liang's "Book of Commandments": "Without indifference, there is no way to clarify one's ambitions, without tranquility" There is no way to go far")
Yelei (bright and aboveboard)
Shengrui ("Sheng" means bright and prosperous; "Rui" means wisdom)
Wenbo (literary talent, erudite and versatile)
Tianyou (born with the blessing of God) Children)
Yingjie (handsome and outstanding)
Zhiyuan (from Zhuge Liang's "Book of Commandments": "Without indifference, there is no clear ambition, without tranquility, there is no way to reach far")
Junchi (from the idiom: Juncaixingchi )
Yuze (favors as abundant as rain)
Yelei (bright and aboveboard)
Weiqi (great, magical)
Shengrui ("Sheng" means bright and prosperous, pronounced shèng; "Rui" means wisdom)
Wenbo (literary talent, erudition)
Tianyou (a child born with God's blessing)
Wenhao (the word Hao means: boundless)
Xiu Jie (Xiu: describes a tall and slender figure, Jie: neat)
Li Xin (Li: Dawn Xin: bright appearance)
Yuanhang (a good man, let him go on a long voyage)
Xu Yao( Xu: Xuri Yao: a wise monarch in ancient times, later generally referred to as a saint)
Shengjie (Sheng: lofty Jie: outstanding)
Junnan (Jun: handsome Nan: solid)
Hongtao (Hong: Vigorous, prosperous) Girl Feixu (from "Spring Festival" by Du Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty: "Feifei is red and light, solemn and solemn")
Yayuan (a dignified, elegant and talented girl)
Jing Shi (such as A beautiful girl as poetic as a painting)
Ruiqi (a quiet and well-behaved girl)
Shuya (named with "Ya", meaning "detachment and elegance")
Wanjue (euphemism means "docile, gentle" and "玗" means "beautiful" ")
Yiyue (quiet and pleasant)
Shiyin (poetry: meaning elegance and romance)
Jingxuan (smart and quiet)
Wanting (wanting meaning "docile, gentle" and "ting" "Beautiful")
Feiyu (This is pretty good, it makes people feel very comfortable! )
Yan Qi (beautiful and happy girl)
Ke Yue (Ke is a beautiful stone like white jade in ancient times, and Yue is the legendary mysterious Buddhist bead. It means auspiciousness. ). Her appearance is as vibrant and energetic as the morning sun)
Meng Jie (a dreamy girl, kind-hearted and pure)
Ling Wei (the momentum and vitality are overwhelming, Wei, I wish her to become a celebrity in the future)
Yajing (elegant and quiet)
Yina (having the charm of a beautiful woman, Na generally refers to a beautiful girl, graceful and graceful)
Yafu (elegant, like a hibiscus emerging from the water)
Lingwei (powerful and energetic) Lingren, Wei, I wish her to become a celebrity in the future)
Meilian (beautiful like a lotus, and the noble quality of being able to emerge from the mud without being stained)
Youyi (yi: good mood)
Xiwen (Xi: Guangmingwen: Patterned clouds)
Yanyang (Yan: Beautiful Yang: as broad-minded as the ocean)
Yingwei (黢: Clear Wei: jade name)
Qihan (as beautiful as jade) Girl with inner meaning)
Jiaqi (Qi, means jade, Jiaqi means wishing the baby to be as white and flawless as a fine jade! )
Qinghan (Han is the lotus, which has the purity of being able to emerge from the mud without being stained. "Qinghan" means "clear water lotus")
Yue Ting Yue: a legendary divine bead Ting: beautiful
Youxuan (excellent, excellent in all aspects; Xuan, as beautiful as jade, blessed People are welcome)
Manni (life is romantic, Ni is a name for girls, it has no meaning)
Yuan Xinyuan: beautiful
Bixuanxuan: a kind of grass that forgets worries
Hui Yanhui: Wisdom Yan: beautiful
Jing Qijing: a woman with talent Qi: beautiful jade
Jing Wen Jing: the brilliance of jade Wen: colorful clouds, mostly used in people's names
Yan Xinyan: in ancient times, it refers to being talented, learning and virtuous Xin: happy, happy
Rui Hanhan: tolerant
Jinghanjing: a talented woman Han: tolerant
Xin Leixin: wealth
Zhaoxue (Zhao: full of vitality, a sunny girl . Snow: May she be as pure and beautiful as snow. )
Meilin (beautiful, kind, lively)
Huanxin (happy, living very warmly with her family)
Shuying is virtuous and intelligent
钰彤钰: Meiyutong: red
Jing Wen Jing: the brilliance of jade Wen: colorful clouds, mostly used in personal names
Xinrong (from the poem of the poet Yan Shu: "The moon melts in the pear blossom courtyard, and the breeze is gentle in the catkin pond")
Who are the famous people named Wu?
Peng Dehuai, Peng Zhen, Peng Changhu pen name: Wen Bin was born in June 1952. He loves poetry and specializes in calligraphy and couplets. His calligraphy works won the "Linhai Cup Hard Pen Calligraphy Exhibition Competition" Excellent Work Award, the "Civilization Cup" Excellence Award, and was selected into the "Dongchang Bad" Calligraphy Art Exhibition". He is currently a member of the Liaocheng Hard Pen Calligraphy Association, a member of the Chinese Young Calligraphers and Painters Association, and a member of the Chinese Calligraphy Association.
Peng Chengjin was born in March 1942 in Yongshun, Hunan. He is currently the chairman of the Xiangxi Autonomous Prefecture Committee of the Chinese Avant-garde Sports Association and the deputy director of the Public Security Bureau of the Xiangxi Autonomous Prefecture. Main resume and contributions: Started working in Gaoping District, Yongshun County, Hunan Province in January 1959; joined the army in June 1961; transferred to work in the State Public Security Bureau in March 1973, served as director of the Political Department, deputy director, and served as During his tenure as chairman of the Sports Association, he organized and led the state's public security system to carry out a series of sports activities, held the state and municipal political and legal system's "Rectification Cup" men's basketball competition, and also led the state public security men's basketball team to participate in the provincial public security system's men's basketball competition. competition and achieved an excellent result of eighth place.
Peng Jinghe was born in December 1958 in Huaide, Jilin. High school culture. Secretary of the General Branch of Xiangyang Village, Weizigou Township, Gongzhuling City, economist, and member of Gongzhuling CPPCC. From 1977 to 1982, he served as the political captain of the Second Team of Xiangyang, Gongzhuling Town; from 1990 to July 1998, he served as the director of the Gongzhuling City Packaging Materials Factory; from July 1998 to March 1995, he served as the village party branch secretary and packaging materials factory Chief; in June 1993, he was awarded the title of Township Entrepreneur of Siping City; in 1993, he was rated as a technical expert by the Jilin Province Township Enterprise Management Bureau in the activity of promoting enterprises through science and technology; in March 1995, he made outstanding achievements in the work of township enterprises and was awarded the third prize In 1996, he made outstanding contributions and achieved outstanding results in the scientific and technological work of township enterprises in the province, and was awarded the title of Model Model for Systematic Science and Technology Development of Township Enterprises in 1995; in December 1996, he was awarded the title of the Second Township Entrepreneur of Jilin Province (enjoying city, State model worker treatment); in May 1998, he was rated as an advanced worker in the packaging industry by Siping Economic and Trade Commission.
Peng Shifan was born on January 19, 1937 in Shuikou Village, Luobei Township, Le'an, Jiangxi Province. He graduated from the History Department of Jiangxi Normal University in 1960 and later engaged in archaeological research at the Jiangsu Provincial Cultural Relics Management Committee and the Jiangxi Provincial Museum. From 1984 to June 1998, he served as the director of the Jiangxi Provincial Museum and the director of the Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology. Since 1998, he has been the honorary director of Jiangxi Provincial Museum. He was directly promoted to researcher when he was first evaluated for professional titles in 1987. He is also currently a professor of history in the History Department of Jiangxi Normal University and Xiamen University, a director of the Chinese Archaeological Society, a director of the China's Endowed Qin History Society, and the vice president of the China Baiyue Ethnic History Research Society. Chairman of the Archeology Directorate of Jiangxi Province. I have worked hard for 40 years in the profound field of cultural relic archeology in southern China. I have been on the front line of field archeology for a long time, mastered a large amount of archaeological data, combined cultural relics with documents, and carried out multi-angle, multi-level and multi-faceted development. He has written more than 2 million words of academic treatises on sexual research. Among them, the representative monograph is "Ancient Printed Pottery of Southern China", which has about 300,000 words and was published by the National Cultural Relics Press in 1987. It is an important book in the study of southern China's history and pre-Qin archaeology. It fills gaps in the research field. After its publication, it attracted great attention from archaeological and historical scholars at home and abroad, especially in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan and Southeast Asia. , and give a high main price.
Peng Weicheng, male, born in 1932, is from Xiangtan County, Hunan. His original name was Weicheng. Because of admiration for Sun Yat-sen's "The revolution has not yet come to pass, comrades are still working hard", so the name was not changed. Joined the Communist Party of China in 1956. He spent his primary and secondary school years in Hunan. He was admitted to the School of Literature and Education of Hunan University in 1952 and graduated from the Chinese Department of Wuhan University in 1955. After studying at the Beijing Russian Institute for one year, he returned to work in the Chinese Department of Wuhan University and served as deputy director of the department, full-time cadre of the Party branch, researcher, etc. . After retiring in 1992, he attended Hubei University for the Elderly to study traditional Chinese painting and calligraphy. At the same time, he studied Chinese painting at the Chinese Calligraphy and Painting Correspondence University. He graduated in 1994 and is still studying traditional Chinese painting at the Painting Research Laboratory of the University for the Elderly. His works have been included in the collection "Longevity Qingyun", "Welcoming the Return of Hong Kong to Chinese Calligraphy and Painting Collection", "Collection of Fine Arts of Chinese Calligraphy and Painting", "Yearbook of Chinese International Calligraphers, Painters and Seal Engravers", "Selected Works of World Chinese Calligraphers and Paintings", "Works of Chinese Calligraphy and Painting Celebrities" "Selection" and so on, participated in the '97 Chinese Culture and Art Seminar, and the traditional Chinese painting "Plum Blossoms and Bamboos Struggle for Spring" won the Excellence Award; the calligraphy was included in the "Collection of Excellent Works by Contemporary Calligraphers" and the "Collection of the First Hope Cup National Calligraphy and Seal Engraving Exhibition". He was awarded the title of Charity Artist by the Wuhan Municipal People's Government; he was included in the "Classics of World Calligraphers and Painters", "A Concise Dictionary of Chinese and Foreign Calligraphers and Painters", "Who's Who in the World of Chinese Literature and Art", etc. Currently, he is a director of Dongchang Calligraphy and Painting Association, consultant of Daqing Datong Calligraphy and Painting Art Research Association, member of Chinese Elderly Calligraphy and Painting Research Association, Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Research Association, Hubei Hard Pen Calligraphy Research Association, Chinese Hard Pen Calligraphy Association, Chinese Art Research and Culture and Art Market Creative committee member of the Research Center and member of the Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Art Committee.
Peng Xuefei was born in August 1943 in Nanzheng, Shaanxi Province. The courtesy name is Feiming, the name is Shannong, and the bookstore is named Wuyuanzhai. Civil servant of the Personnel and Labor Bureau of Hantai District, Hanzhong City, Shaanxi Province. The first graduate of the Wuxi Calligraphy Art College in Jiangsu Province loves the art of calligraphy. After decades of hard work and hard work, he has finally won wide recognition from calligraphy experts in society. The charm of the Chinese character "王", the structure of the Chinese character "Yan", the steepness of the Chinese character "Li", the natural interest of the Chinese character "Su", and the peaks of the Chinese character "Mi" are fresh, elegant, free and easy. It has been selected into book fairs and book competitions at various levels many times and has been selected Some museums, forest of steles, cultural institutions and personal collections also have some works flowing overseas. His works, introduction and photos were included in "International Contemporary Calligraphy and Seal Cutting Grand View", "Contemporary International Calligraphy, Painting and Seal Cutting Expo", "Selected Works of Members of the World Association of Calligraphers and Painters", "International Modern Calligraphy Collection", and "Selected Poems and Ink Paintings of Contemporary Calligraphers". ", "Selected Letters and Ink Blots of Contemporary Calligraphers", "Selected Ink Blots of Couplets and Couplets of Contemporary Calligraphers", "Grand View of Poetry, Calligraphy and Painting Seals in the New Century", "Great Wall of Oriental Calligraphy and Painting", "Selected Contemporary Calligraphy and Painting Works from the World" and "Chinese and Foreign Contemporary Calligraphy and Painting Artists" "Big Dictionary", "Big Dictionary of World Modern Artists", "Big Dictionary of World Contemporary Calligraphers, Painters and Seal Engravers", "Who's Who in Chinese Contemporary Art", "Who's Who in World Chinese Literature and Art", "Who's Who in the World", etc. He has been jointly nominated as "World Art Celebrity" by relevant art groups around the world twice, and won the title of "World Bronze Award Artist". In 1996, after his works were selected for collection by the China Talent Society and exhibited at the National Art Museum of China, he was named "Cross-Century Calligraphy Talent". He has been invited to attend high-level art seminars and young people many times. He also has certain attainments in the study and research of China's so-called "Three Mysteries", "Tao Te Ching", "Nan Hua Jing" and "Yi Jing", and was hired as an administrative consultant by the World Taoist Association. Now he is employed by many art groups as director, calligrapher, calligraphy connoisseur, researcher, honorary dean, visiting professor, etc.
Peng Yandi was born in February 1954. A native of Pengjiazhuang, Pengyang Township, Zhoucun District. Principal of Zhoucun Vocational Secondary School, member of the Communist Party of China, senior middle school teacher, bachelor's degree. He is currently the principal of Zhoucun Vocational High School, a member of the Shandong Middle School Chinese Teaching Research Association, a member of the Zibo Language and Logic Society, and a director of the Zibo Vocational and Technical Education Society. After graduating from high school in 1972, he started farming; in 1980, he graduated from the Chinese Department of Zibo Teachers College and was assigned to teach at Zhoucun No. 7 Middle School; from 1984 to 1990, he taught at the district teacher training school and successively served as deputy director and director of the Academic Affairs Office; in August 1990, he was appointed Director of the Vocational Education and Adult Education Classroom of the District Teaching and Research Office; in 1991, he served as deputy director of the District Teaching and Research Office and part-time director of the Vocational Education and Adult Education Classroom; in 1992, he served as the Chief of Educational Science; in August 1994, he was appointed as the Vice Principal of Zhoucun Vocational High School, and in August 1995, he was appointed as the Principal. He made certain attempts in the research of educational teaching theory and professional knowledge: in 1983, the magazine "Chinese Language Newsletter" published his linguistics article. In 1991, the book "Harvest and Harvest" published his theoretical essay. In 1992, he participated in the compilation of "Overview of Chinese Language Knowledge in Middle Schools". In 1995, he participated in the National Teacher Jiangwen Competition and won the Outstanding Paper Award. The article was included in the "Selected Works of Excellent Contemporary Chinese Teachers". In 1996, the journal of Zibo Teachers College published a linguistics article "Contrast Theory". slightly". Peng Yansui was successively commended by the district committee and government as an outstanding teacher, an outstanding educator, and an outstanding Communist Party member. In 1987, he was awarded the title of outstanding educator by the municipal government.
Peng Yixin was born in October 1949 in Lichuan, Hubei Province. CPC member. Graduated from Lichuan Normal School in 1976. The current Party branch secretary of the Municipal Cultural Center. Graduated from China Photography Correspondence College in 1989. Appointed as librarian in 1989. Member of Hubei Branch of China Film Association, Vice Chairman of Enshi Prefecture Photography Association. Since the first photographic work was published in 1979, a large number of photographic works have been published or exhibited in various newspapers and magazines at all levels. His representative works include: "Talk about the Vicissitudes of Development" and 21 other works, which were collected in the "China Ethnic Photography and Painting Collection Series - Hubei" and won the second prize; "Falling Waterfalls on the Qingjiang River" was printed on the cover of the 1987 calendar; "Song of Metasequoia" "Published in "China Pictorial"; "Flesh Lotus" was selected for the first China Rural Sports Photography Competition; "Western Hubei Style" was exhibited at the National Culture Palace in Beijing; "New Generation Lacquer Hands" was selected for the "Chutian Style" Film Exhibition; "Clouds and Rain Cover the Mountains" " was selected into the special collection "Forty Years of Yangtze River Scenery"; " Land Boat Rowing " was selected into the Jingchu Customs Film Festival and included in the "Hubei Literature and Art Album"; " A Unique Art in Western Hubei - Water Shield " was selected into the Third National Environmental Protection Photography Exhibition and the International Environmental Protection Exhibition "Mountains Overlapping Colors" and five other works were selected for the "Grand View of China's Natural Wonders"; "Looking for Pearls in the Cave" was published in "Light and Shadow"; "Mountain Clouds" and "Autumn Rhythm" won the third prize of Hunan Pictorial respectively. Excellence Award; "Great Help" won the first prize of the National "Construction Cup" Film Competition; "Wolong Swallows the River" won the third prize of the Provincial Department of Culture; "Nine Days Holding the Moon" was sent to overseas exhibitions by the China Film Association; "Yumuzhai Style" 》 and 15 other works were selected into Hong Kong's "Travel" magazine; "Hometown Big Bowl of Tea" won the third prize in the "Qiaohong Cup" film competition; 6 works including "Mountain Rhythm" and "Can't Put It Down" were published in "People's Daily" and "Guangming" Daily", "Economic Daily" and other newspapers and periodicals; "One Line of Sky" and other 6 items have been included in "Hubei Yearbook"; "The Tree Xiaoping Said" has been forwarded by "Hubei Daily", "Photography Weekly", "China Picture News", And won the first prize of the "Golden Harvest Card" Cup, and "Western Hubei Farmhouse" was selected for the "Stars Award".
Who are the famous historical figures named Peng?
There are: Peng Yue, Peng Xuan, Peng Guinian, Peng Sunyi, Peng Zhaosun, etc.
1. Peng Yue
Peng Yue (? - 196 BC), courtesy name Zhong, was born in Changyi, Dangjun (now Juye County, Heze City, Shandong Province). The founding hero of the Western Han Dynasty.
At the end of the Qin Dynasty, he raised an army to revolt in Wei. Later, he led his troops to surrender to Liu Bang, worshiped the Prime Minister of Wei, and was granted the title of Marquis. He assisted Liu Bang in winning the conflict between Chu and Han. Together with Han Xin and Yingbu, he was known as the three famous generals of the early Han Dynasty. After the establishment of the Western Han Dynasty, he was granted the title of King of Liang and his capital was located in Dingtao (today's Dingtao District, Heze City, Shandong Province). In 196 BC, on the charge of "rebellion", the three tribes were exterminated and the feudal state was abolished.
Peng Yue was the first strategist to formally use guerrilla warfare tactics in the history of world war, and can be said to be the ancestor of guerrilla warfare. In terms of military strategy and commanding ability, he is not as good as Han Xin, but in terms of merit, he is even better.
In the Chu-Han War, it was precisely because he led his troops to carry out guerrilla warfare in the rear of the Chu army, attacking Chu's supplies, and using the tactics of enemy advancing, we retreat, and enemy retreating, that we pursued, that Xiang Yu was exhausted from fighting on both sides, and the Chu army was The food and equipment cannot be supplied.
It also gave the Han army on the front line a chance to avoid being annihilated by Xiang Yu. The Chu-Han War was based on Liu Bang's frontal defense, Han Xin's thousands of miles of outflanking, and Peng Yue's guerrilla warfare in the rear. Only in the final battle of Gaixia did they have the opportunity to annihilate Xiang Yu's men. exhausted the troops and achieved ultimate victory.
2. Peng Xuan
Peng Xuan, courtesy name Zipei, was born in Yangxia, Huaiyang. He studied "The Book of Changes" and studied under Zhang Yu. He was recommended as a doctor and promoted to Taifu Dongping.
Later, Zhang Yu had special respect and trust for Peng Xuan because he was the emperor's master. He recommended Peng Xuan to the court, saying that he had great authority and could be appointed as a political official. He then entered Kyoto and became You Fufeng, and was promoted to Tingwei. Later, because Peng Xuan was from a princely country, he had to leave Kyoto to serve as the governor of Taiyuan.
Peng Xuan was Zhang Yu's most accomplished disciple, with an official rank reaching the rank of Grand Sikong; and another favorite disciple of Zhang Yu was Dai Chong of Peijun, with an rank of at least Jiuqing. Peng Xuan was respectful, frugal and lawful, while Dai Chongxing and Le Duozhi had different personalities. Zhang Yu liked Dai Chong in his heart, respected Peng Xuan but alienated him. Whenever Dai Chong served Zhang Yu, he would always charge the teacher to prepare wine and music to have fun with his disciples.
Zhang Yu took Dai Chong into the back hall to drink, accompanied by women, and played sonorous music. They were extremely happy until late at night. When Peng Xuan came, Zhang Yu greeted him, discussed the classics and meanings, and treated him to a meal during the day, which was nothing more than a bowl of meat and a glass of wine. Peng Xuan failed to reach the back hall. When both of them knew this, they both thought it was appropriate.
3. Peng Guinian
Peng Guinian (1142-1206), named Zishou and named Zhitang, was a Jinshi in the fifth year of Qiandao in the Southern Song Dynasty.
Turtle was seven years old and orphaned. He was intelligent by nature and often forgot to eat and sleep while studying. Learned from Zhu Xi and Zhang Shi. He was successively appointed as Zuo Di Gongbu, Yuanzhou Yichun County Lieutenant, Congzheng Lang, and Anfu County Cheng. He was changed to Xuanjiao Lang in charge of Jianchang Army Xiandu Temple. He was a doctor of Taixue and a professor in the Palace of Wei. He moved to the Imperial Academy to serve as the imperial censor Lin Dazhong recommended. As the director of the Censorship Station, Bo, as the Prime Minister of Sinong Temple, he went to the Secretary Lang and Prince Jia's Mansion to give direct lectures, and as the Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, he was waiting to be read.
In the Year of the Turtle, he behaved upright and Han Zhou was more powerful than the prime minister, and he criticized him. He was dismissed from his post in the second year of Qingyuan. He was reinstated in the first year of Jiatai and left Ganzhou. In addition to the compilation of Jiyingdian, Wuyishan Chongzuo Temple was also mentioned. In the second year of Kaixi's reign, the Zhongning Song Dynasty issued an imperial edict to confer a bachelor's degree from Baomo Pavilion and a bachelor's degree from Longtuge Pavilion.
In the Year of the Turtle, the loyal king's passion for caring about the country, his foresight, and his outspokenness and courage to admonish are all difficult for others. He is very strict in distinguishing between good and evil, right and wrong. The place where he lives is called "Zhitang". In the Year of the Turtle, he has extensive knowledge and is the author of "Explanation of Scripture and Sacrifice Ceremony Zhengzhilu", "Zuoyi External System", "Shengjian of Internal Governance", "Zhitang Collection", etc.
4. Peng Sunyi
Peng Sunyi (1615~1673), whose courtesy name was Zhongmou, Yiren, and Mingzhai, claimed to be from Guangeshan, and was a native of Wuyuan Town, Haiyan, Zhejiang (now Haiyan City, Zhejiang). A novice in the late Ming Dynasty and Qing Dynasty, he was the elder brother of Peng Sunyu and the son of Peng Guanmin, minister of Taichang Temple in the Longwu Dynasty of the Southern Ming Dynasty.
He is knowledgeable and capable of debating, and he ranked first in all five examinations for scholars. In the rural examination in the fifteenth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (1622), he was recommended by Chen Zilong, the Shaoxing prefecture official who was also the examiner. Wu Guohua, editor of the Hanlin Academy, who was in charge of the examination, and Fan Shutai, who was responsible for the official affairs, were all highly praised and ranked first. Unexpectedly, I couldn't finish the show due to illness, so I'll give it up.
Chen Zilong said to Liu Yaozhen, the magistrate of Haiyan County: "I hate Peng Sheng and can't come out of my house. Although I am not as good as Ouyang (Xiu), this son is worthy of his father (Su Shi)." Sun Yi sensed this, so he called him his disciple, and the next year he gave birth to his son as a tribute. Pulled out of Liangzhe.
After the fall of the Ming Dynasty, Du Men served his mother and lived a life of commoners and vegetarians. When officials value their talents and urge them to serve as officials, they refuse and do not respond. He is proud of his literary reputation, and he is also honest and honest. He does not make friends rashly, and everyone admires his character. After his death, his disciples gave him the posthumous title of "Mr. Xiaosuke".
5. Peng Zhaosun
Peng Zhaosun (1769~1821), a poet of the Qing Dynasty. His given name was Xianghan, also known as Ganting, and his late name was Chanmo Jushi. A native of Zhenyang (now Taicang, Jiangsu Province). There is a literary name, but after passing the examination, he failed in many tests. Zeng visited Hu Kejia, the chief envoy to Jiangsu Province, and Zeng Limu, the envoy to the Huaihe River.
When Peng Zhaosun was a teenager, he lived with his father in the frontier, where he rode horses for hunting, fencing and reading. His writing was passionate, "so his poems are like those of a young man from Sanhe and a powerful man from Fufeng".
Later, his father died and his property was sold. Due to exhaustion and failure in exams, he fell into a low position and was often struggling to make a living. There are "lots of worries" in the poem. Zhang Weiping of the Qing Dynasty thought that his poems were "mostly melancholic" and "Listening to Songlu Poetry", while Gong Zizhen ranked him alongside Shu Wei and praised his poems as "clear, profound and elegant".
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