Contents of this article
- 1. Who are the celebrities born in the year of Tiger?
- 2. Celebrities and great people born in the year of Tiger in history
- 3. Who are some famous people who belong to the year of Tiger?
- 4. Famous people born in the year of Tiger
Which celebrities are born in the year of Tiger?
Female stars whose zodiac sign is Tiger:
Michelle Yeoh, Rosamund Kwan, Yang Mi, Lin Chiling, Zhang Yuqi, Song Zuer, Zhang Kaili, Jiang Shuying, Alyssa Chia, Yang Zishan, Bai Bing, Xin Zhilei, Zhou Xun, Guo Caijie, He Jie, Wang Yan, Xiao Caiqi, Cao Ying, Li Min...etc.
Historical celebrities whose zodiac sign is Tiger:
Li Shizhen, a famous medical scientist and pharmacologist in the Ming Dynasty. Li Shizhen, who worked at Taiyuan Hospital, made long preparations, traveled across mountains and rivers, personally searched for various medicines, and When he was 61 years old, he successfully compiled the "Compendium of Materia Medica" which is still widely used today. He was hailed as "the sage of medicine" by the late scholar and poet Guo Moruo.
Zhang Heng, my country’s great astronomer Zhang Heng, is a scholar with profound attainments and great contributions in literature, mathematics, meteorology and other scientific fields. He lives indifferently, has noble moral character and is a good human being. Renowned for his integrity. And his greatest achievement was the creation of the wind and seismograph.
Zhao Mengfu, 1254-1322, named Zi'ang, Han nationality, also known as Songxue Taoist, also known as Crystal Palace Taoist and Oubo. In his middle age, he was assigned to Mengfu. From the late Southern Song Dynasty to the early Yuan Dynasty, he was a famous calligrapher, painter, and poet. He was erudite and talented, good at poetry and prose, knowledgeable about economics, good at calligraphy, fine painting, good at epigraphy and stone appreciation. Especially calligraphy and painting have the highest achievements.
Wei Yuan, born in the 59th year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty, was a scholar, thinker, and patriot in the Qing Dynasty. He once put forward a famous saying: "Learn the skills of the barbarians to conquer the barbarians."
Tang Bohu, a famous painter and writer in the Ming Dynasty, was one of the four great talents in Wuzhong.
Celebrities and great people born in the year of Tiger in history
1. Qin Shi Huang
Qin Shi Huang (259 BC - 210 BC). Born in 259 BC in the 56th year of King Nan of Zhou Dynasty, Renyin, zodiac sign is Tiger
2, Zhang Heng
Zhang Heng. In 1970, a Chinese name was put on the moon-- A crater on the back of the moon is named after him
3, Ruan Ji
Ruan Ji (210 AD - 263 AD) was a famous writer and thinker in the Wei State of the Three Kingdoms. The courtesy name is Sizong, a native of the Chen Liuwei family
4, Wei Yuan
Wei Yuan (1794--1857), whose original name was Yuanda, whose courtesy name was Mo Shen, was from Jintan, Taiyang, Hunan. He was born in the 59th year of Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty, and his five-element zodiac sign is "Wood Tiger".
5, Li Shizhen
Li Shizhen (AD 1518--1593) was born in the 13th year of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty, the year of Wuyin in the lunar calendar, and his five-element zodiac sign is earth tiger. The courtesy name is Dongbi and the nickname is Binghu. He is from Qizhou. A famous Chinese medicine scientist in the Ming Dynasty, he was hailed as the "Sage of Medicine" by the late scholar and poet Guo Moruo.
Who are some famous people who belong to the year of Tiger?
Introduction: Celebrities born in the Year of the Tiger are born different and have a unique temperament. They are born with independent personalities and do not like to admit defeat. They are quite confident in themselves and are natural leaders. For them, To do things is to do your best. So, who are the celebrities who were born in the year of Tiger? Who are the celebrities who were born in the year of Tiger in history? There are countless celebrities who were born in the year of Tiger throughout the ages. Let me briefly introduce to you some celebrities who were born in the year of Tiger in history.
Qin Shihuang, a man of great talent and strategy
The Qin Dynasty was the first unified and centralized feudal empire in the history of our country. The person who created this great achievement was the talented and famous Qin Shihuang. One of the few feudal emperors mentioned by Mao Zedong in "Qinyuanchun·Snow" was Qin Shihuang: "I cherish the Qin Emperor and the Han Dynasty, who are slightly less talented in literature, and the Tang Zongzong and Song Zu, who are slightly less charming."
Qin Shihuang (259 BC - 210 BC). Born in the fifty-sixth year of King Nan of Zhou in 259 BC, Renyin was born in the year of tiger, and his five-element zodiac sign is water tiger. His name is Zhuanzi, the son of King Zhuangxiang of Qin and the founder of the Qin Dynasty. Qin Shihuang was born at the end of the Warring States Period. At that time, the seven heroes of the Warring States Period were separatists and hegemons, and they fought for years. The unification of China became an inevitable development and urgent need for the development of the people and society.
In 246 BC, King Zhuangxiang of Qin passed away, and the 13-year-old Yi Zheng inherited the throne. The real power of the country was in the hands of Prime Minister Lu Buwei, the Queen Mother, and the eunuchs. They formed cliques for personal gain and used their power exclusively. In 238 BC, on the 22nd At the age of 18, the government of Zhengzheng came to power. It was in this year that Lu Buwei was removed from the post of prime minister and Wei Liao and Li Si were appointed. Then he adopted the policy of making connections far away and attacking close by, and defeated each one. He sent counselors to bribe the ministers of the six countries, so as to alienate the relationship between the monarch and his ministers, causing the internal training of each country to collapse. At the same time, he sent troops to attack in consecutive years. Starting from the destruction of South Korea in 230 BC, he went through 12 years of southern and northern wars until he destroyed Qi in 221 BC. Finally, he completed the great cause of unifying the six countries. At this point, he changed his name to Qin Shihuang.
After unifying China, Qin Shihuang believed that unifying China was a great cause, "unprecedented since ancient times and beyond the reach of the five emperors", so from then on he monopolized political, economic, and military power. At the same time, he sent General Meng Tian to lead an army of 300,000 men to attack the Huns in the north and regain the lost territory. In order to prevent the Huns from invading, he repaired the Great Wall built by Qin, Zhao, and Yan in the past, and connected it into a stretch of land stretching from Lintao, Gansu in the west to Liaodong in the east. Great Wall. Qin Shihuang also gave birth to Northern Vietnam in the south and established four counties, which accelerated the integration between the Han nationality and ethnic minorities. In this way, a powerful multi-ethnic feudal empire with the Han ethnic group as the main body was established, and Qin Shi Huang became the first king in Chinese history to unify the country.
After Qin Shihuang unified China, he adopted a centralized government system. Politically, he first abolished the feudal system and implemented the county system. The country was divided into thirty-six counties, with counties under the counties. Central and local officials were personally selected and selected by the emperor. Appointment and removal are not hereditary. In order to strengthen centralized rule, he also unified laws, weights and measures, writing and currency. In order to prevent the nobles of the six countries from launching a rebellion, Qin Shihuang ordered the weapons of the world to be collected and sent to Xianyang for centralized destruction. He also moved the nobles and wealthy people of the six countries to the vicinity of Xianyang for control and supervision. In 220 BC, he also made Xianyang his central citizen and ordered the construction of Chidao, one leading to the sea in the east and the other to Wuyue in the south; he also dug the Ling Canal to connect the Xiangjiang River and the Pearl River. Qin Shihuang also toured various parts of the country many times, with the purpose of "powering the country."
In order to strengthen the ideological autocratic rule, in 213 BC, all history books of other countries, Confucian classics, and books of various scholars (except those collected by doctors) were burned except for the "History of Qin" collected by historians. Hou Sheng and Confucian scholars sought elixir for Qin Shi Huang but failed. They also ordered the alchemist Hou Sheng and Confucian scholars to be investigated for their crimes, and more than 430 Confucian scholars were killed in Xianyang. This was a major historical event that historians call "burning books and entrapping Confucian scholars", which opened up our country. The first of literary inquisition. After Qin Shihuang unified China, he carried out a large-scale construction project and employed more than 700,000 migrant workers. He spent huge sums of money to build the Epang Palace and the Lishan Mausoleum regardless of the labor and financial losses. The result was: "At that time, the men plowed the land and there was not enough chaff, and the women weaved and weaved not enough to cover the shapes." "The people began to resist, and Qin Shihuang suppressed them brutally. His rule was already in crisis and was on the verge of breaking out.
In 210 BC, Qin Shihuang fell ill during a tour and died in a sand dune in July.
Zhang Heng who created miracles
In 1970, a Chinese name was put on the moon - a crater on the back of the moon was named after him; seven years later, an asteroid in the solar system numbered "1802" was named after him. Named after. He is the great astronomer Zhang Heng, a scientific master in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the creator of miracles, the creator of the wind weather and seismograph.
Zhang Heng (AD 78--139), courtesy name Pingzi, was a native of Xi'e, Nanyang, Eastern Han Dynasty. Because he served as Prime Minister of Hejian in his later years, the world also called him Zhang Hejian. He was born in the third year of the founding of Emperor Zhang of the Han Dynasty, the year of Wuyin in the lunar calendar, and he was born in the year of tiger; the five elements of yin and yang are "earth tiger". Zhang Heng was not only an outstanding astronomer, but also a famous scholar with profound attainments and great contributions in various scientific fields such as literature, mathematics, and meteorology. He was famous for his indifferent conduct, noble moral character, and integrity.
When Zhang Heng was young, he lived in poverty and studied very hard, to the point where "like a river passing by, there is no day or night". He especially liked the works of poet Qu Yuan and master Fu master Sima Xiangru. When he was young, he traveled to Xi'an, the old capital, and Luoyang, the capital of Kyoto, and studied at Taixue. Because of Zhang Heng's profound knowledge, the imperial court recruited him to serve as an official several times, but he was not tempted and did not serve as an official. At that time, the lives of officials, big and small, in places where princes and generals supported each other were extremely extravagant and extravagant. Based on his experiences and feelings during his travels in the two capitals, Zhang Heng spent ten years creating "Two Capitals". "Beijing Fu" satirizes the current times, expresses aspirations, and expresses many emotions.
When Zhang Heng was twenty-eight years old, he served as the governor of Nanyang, Bao De, and Bao De transferred his division. He also returned to his hometown and devoted himself to studying astronomy, yin and yang, calendar and other aspects of knowledge. In 110 AD, Zhang Heng was appointed as a doctor, and later promoted to Taishi Ling, in charge of the affairs of time, stars, calendar and other aspects. Zhang Heng loved this work very much, which enabled him to engage in in-depth research in astronomy and made significant contributions. During his tenure as Taishi Ling, he proposed the "Huntian theory", a view of the universe and celestial bodies. He advocated using the Huntian theory to explain the structure of celestial bodies. He believed that "the sky is always like a chicken egg", and the sky and the earth are like eggshells wrapped with egg yolks. Within the earth, it is an indivisible whole. He also wrote the astronomy book "Lingxian", which used astronomical terms such as equator and ecliptic, Antarctic and North Pole, etc., to draw the first complete star map in ancient my country, with a total of 2,500 stars, which created our country. The first armillary sphere driven by drops from a copper kettle. In 132 AD, Zhang Heng created the "Hou Feng Seismometer" for predicting earthquakes. It is made of fine copper, has a diameter of eight feet, and is shaped like a wine statue. It is more than 1,700 years earlier than Europe's creative seismometer. Zhang Heng is also a famous mathematician and writer. He is also very interested in history, geography, etc. As far as literary creation is concerned, in addition to "Ode to Two Capitals", his "Poem of Four Loves" is the earliest seven-character poem in the history of Chinese poetry. The complete seven-character ancient poem from beginning to end played a certain pioneering role in the development of seven-character and five-character poetry.
In 133 AD, Zhang Heng was promoted to the position of minister. Because he was dissatisfied with the political affairs of the Eastern Han Dynasty where foreign relatives and evil officials competed for power, he was finally pushed out of the capital by the eunuchs and served as prime minister in Hejian State, a fiefdom of the royal family King Hejian. After taking office, Zhang Heng governed the country with dignity and rectified the laws. Three years later, he was summoned by the imperial court to serve as minister. Not long after he took office, he died of illness, and an astronomical superstar died. He made immortal contributions to Chinese astronomy and seismology.
Zhengshiyin Ruan Infantry
Ruan Ji (210 AD - 263 AD) was a famous writer and thinker in the Wei State of the Three Kingdoms. He was named Si Zong and was born in the Chen Liuwei family. He once served as an infantry captain, so people at that time called him Ruan Infantry. He is one of the "Seven Sages of the Bamboo Forest" and is as famous as Ji Kang. The year of birth is tiger, and the five elements of yin and yang are "golden tiger".
Ruan Ji was ambitious, open-minded, well-read and talented. He is addicted to alcohol, despises etiquette, roars proudly in the mountains and forests, and is dissolute. When he was young, he had the ambition to help the common people. He once looked at the ancient battlefield where Chu and Han fought, and lamented that "there are no heroes to make Zhuzi famous." He was dissatisfied with the high-pressure politics of the Sima Group, so he stayed away from trouble, devoted himself to the mountains and rivers, liked Lao Zhuang, and lived a life of boredom and madness. "Dazhuang Lun", a representative work that expresses his philosophy of life and conduct, believes that heaven and earth are born from nature, and all things are born from heaven and earth. His literary achievements are relatively high, and his representative works include 82 five-character "Love Poems", which are mostly euphemistic attacks on the rule of darkness, criticism of feudal ethics and hypocrites, and also express the extreme anguish of upright people under the political rule of terror. His feelings of cynicism and unrealized aspirations represented the aspirations of the intellectuals at that time. In terms of expression techniques, due to the high-pressure politics, I cannot express my feelings directly and vividly, and instead use obscure words and symbols, and show some decadence. His poems have far-reaching meanings and many twists and turns. As someone commented: "The words are within the ears and eyes, and the feelings are expressed in the world." However, as a famous poet at that time, Ruan Ji was able to carry forward the fine traditions of Chu Ci in the Book of Songs and Jian'an literature, both in terms of creative methods and inheritance of traditions, and made a great contribution to the five-character poetry of the Wei and Jin Dynasties and its subsequent development. He is the representative writer of "Zhengshi Zhiyin". His representative prose works include "The Biography of Mr. Adult", which shows great dissatisfaction with Confucianism and makes a profound satire on the so-called "Mr. Adult". His literary achievements had a profound influence on later generations.
"The Saint of Medicine" Li Shizhen
Li Shizhen (AD 1518--1593) was born in the 13th year of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty, the year of Wuyin in the lunar calendar, and his five-element zodiac sign is earth tiger. The courtesy name is Dongbi and the nickname is Binghu. He is from Qizhou. A famous Chinese medicine scientist in the Ming Dynasty, he was hailed as the "Sage of Medicine" by the late scholar and poet Guo Moruo; in terms of research on traditional Chinese medicine, no one before him has surpassed him.
Li Shizhen was born into a family whose profession is medicine, and her grandfather was a famous local doctor. From an early age, Li Shizhen was influenced by her family and has a strong interest in plants, trees, insects, fish and other creatures. Seeing the suffering of the people seeking medical treatment and being frustrated three times in the examination room, he decided to engage in medicine all his life at the age of twenty-two and become a good doctor who treated the people. He accumulated a lot of medical knowledge and met many people. Materia Medica: At the age of 24, when he failed the exam, he officially started practicing medicine, and expressed his lifelong determination to practice medicine in a poem: "My body is like a boat against the current, and my heart is as strong as iron. I hope that my father will be whole and my children will grow old, and I will not be afraid of difficulties until death."
Li Shizhen was a person who was diligent in thinking and daring to explore. After several years of medical practice, he discovered that there were many errors in the traditional herbal books, so he made up his mind to revise it. He was not afraid of the hardships of climbing mountains, the dangers of wading in rivers, the cold and heat, and traveled over mountains and ridges, tasting thousands of plants and trees. He collected various herbal medicines and folk remedies in Daxinganling, read more than 800 kinds of books, and collected notes from many experts. , examine and distinguish similarities and differences. Starting from 1552, he started writing the "Compendium of Materia Medica". After three major revisions, it took thirteen years to finally complete this brilliant pharmacological treatise. "Compendium of Materia Medica" is divided into fifty-two volumes with a total of more than 1.9 million words. It is an immortal monument in the history of Chinese medicine. This book is divided into sixteen parts, including water, soil, metal, stone, grass, grain, vegetables, fruit, wood, eyes, insects, scales, media, animals, and humans. It contains a total of about 1,800 Chinese herbs. Ninety-two kinds; among them, three to seventy-four were newly added by Li Shizhen on the basis of summarizing folk prescriptions. It also contains 11,096 prescriptions and 1,160 illustrations.
"Compendium of Materia Medica" is rich in content, carefully selected materials, scientifically classified, and organized in an orderly structure. It is an unrivaled masterpiece in the history of medicine in my country; it is more than a hundred years older than Linner's "Natural System", the founder of Western plant taxonomy. The book was first published in Nanjing in 1596, the third year after Li Shizhen's death, which shocked the medical community across the country. It was spread to Japan in 1606 and translated into Latin for the first time in Vienna in 1656, titled Flora of China. . Now the book has been translated into many languages abroad. Li Shizhen's name has spread far and wide and has attracted attention from all over the world.
Learning from the barbarians and developing skills to control the barbarians Wei Yuan
How to resist foreign invaders? Some thinkers once put forward a famous saying: "Learn the skills of the foreigners to defeat the foreigners." The person who said this was Wei Yuan, a scholar, thinker, and patriot in the Qing Dynasty.
Wei Yuan (1794--1857) was originally named Yuanda and had the courtesy name Mo Shen. He was a native of Jintan, Taiyang, Hunan. He was born in the 59th year of Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty, and his five-element zodiac sign is "Wood Tiger". Wei Yuan was influenced by family studies since he was a child. He especially liked reading history. He borrowed books from everywhere and studied hard. Due to his excellent academic performance, he became a county student at the age of 7. At the age of 21, he came to the capital with his father and was cultivated and mentored by Gong Zizhen, a celebrity in the capital at that time. At the age of 29, he passed the imperial examination and assisted Jiangsu political envoy He Changling in compiling "Dynasty Classics". After the "Opium War" in 1840, Wei Yuan, who was the shogunate at the time, participated in the Dinghai War of Resistance. In August 1840, after China and Britain signed the Treaty of Nanjing, Wei Yuan was inspired by patriotism and wrote "Shengwu Ji" to narrate an overview of the military history from the founding of the Qing Dynasty to the Daoguang period, as well as various tobacco systems. Later, Lin Zexu presided over the translation of "Four Continents" and "Historical Records of the Past Dynasties" and added it to the 50th volume of "Hai Guo Tu Zhi". In the book, Wei Yuan loudly called on the people of the country to learn advanced science and technology from external sources in order to effectively fight against the evangelists: "Learn the skills of the barbarians to control the barbarians"; at the same time, he also severely refuted the fallacies of the conservative die-hards in the court: that is, The so-called modern machine production "has strange and ingenious skills and deranges people's hearts". We must allow freedom to set up factories to manufacture advanced combat weapons such as guns, cannons, and ships, and put forward the principles of war, defense, and offense, which represented a trend at that time. a progressive trend of thought. Some scholars believe that Wei Yuan's "Hai Guo Tu Zhi" was the starting point for modern Chinese people to search for the truth in the West. It is a patriotic masterpiece with an open mind. In 1845, 52-year-old Wei Yuan, the most farsighted and pioneering figure at that time, won the Jinshi Scholarship and was immediately transferred to various places to serve as magistrate of states and counties. In his later years, he lived in Xinghua Temple and devoted himself to the study of Buddhist scriptures. He died in Hangzhou in 1857. His works include Shu Gu Wei, Shi Gu Wei, Gong Yang Gu Wei and Gu Wei Ding.
Revolutionary pioneer Sun Yat-sen
Sun Yat-sen (1866--1925), a famous writer with the courtesy name Yixian and Mingde, was a native of Cuixiang Village, Xiangshan, Guangdong. A great forerunner of the democratic revolution and a bourgeois revolutionary. He graduated from the Hong Kong Medical College of Western Medicine in 1892 and practiced medicine for a time. In 1894, he went to Beijing to submit a letter to Li Hongzhang, proposing political reform and other ideas. After being rejected, he went to Honolulu to organize the Revival of China Meeting. In October 1895, he prepared for an armed uprising in Guangzhou, but failed and was forced to go into exile in Japan. In 1905, he led the Xingzhong Society in Japan and jointly organized the China Alliance with the Huaxing Society and the Guangfu Society, and was elected as Prime Minister. After repeated discussions with the revolutionaries at that time, he established the revolutionary program of "driving out the Tartars, restoring China, establishing the Republic of China, and equalizing land rights", and put forward the Three People's Principles of nation, civil rights, and people's livelihood. At the same time, he founded "Min Bao", To propagate revolutionary ideas and launch a major debate with the reformists. He has united overseas Chinese party branches and the domestic new army to launch many uprisings. After the Wuchang Uprising in 1911, he was elected as the interim president; the next year, due to the compromise between the revolutionaries and Yuan Shikai, he was forced to resign. The Later Alliance was reorganized into the Kuomintang, and Sun Yat-sen was elected as its chairman. In 1914, the Sinochem Revolutionary Party was established in Japan and issued a declaration against Yuan the following year. In 1917, Duan Qirui dissolved the National Assembly, and Sun Yat-sen organized a law-protecting government in Guangzhou. He was elected as the generalissimo and vowed to fight for the Northern Expedition. In 1918, due to the warlord's threat, he was forced to resign and came to Shanghai. In Shanghai, Sun Yat-sen founded "Construction Magazine", published the "Experimental Plan", and changed the Chinese Revolutionary Party to the Chinese Kuomintang.
In 1920, Sun Yat-sen returned to Guangzhou and served as the very president the next year; in 1922, Chen Jiongming rebelled against the revolution and retreated to Shanghai. When Sun Yat-sen was defeated and desperate, he received help from the Communist Party of China and was influenced by the Russian October Revolution. He suppressed Chen Jiongming's rebellion in 1923. After returning to Guangzhou, he rebuilt the Generalissimo's Mansion and was determined to reorganize the Kuomintang. In January 1924, the First People's Congress of the Kuomintang was held, where it issued a reorganization declaration and proposed and established three major policies: "alliance with Russia, alliance with the Communist Party, and support for agriculture and industry." He died of illness in Beijing in January 1925.
Celebrities born in the Year of the Tiger
The direction of the yin position governed by the twelve earthly branches of the tiger is northeast and east. The two qi of yin and yang are yang. The five elements belong to wood
The third yin position of the twelve earthly branches focuses on the qi of the three yangs. The tiger has a violent nature, so it is matched with the month
The Yin hour of the first lunar month is from 3 a.m. to 5 a.m. today
Let me give you a brief introduction to the celebrities whose zodiac sign is Tiger from ancient times to the present:
Heavyweight figures of the zodiac sign Tiger in Chinese history
Qin Shihuang (259 B.C.) year - 210 years ago). Born in 259 BC in the fifty-sixth year of King Nan of Zhou Dynasty, he was born in the Renyin year, and his zodiac sign is Tiger
Astronomer Zhang Heng (78 AD - 139 AD) was born in the third year of the founding of Emperor Zhang of the Han Dynasty, and he was born in the Wuyin year of the lunar calendar. , belongs to Tiger
Ruan Infantry Ruan Ji (AD 210--263) was a famous writer and thinker in the Wei State of the Three Kingdoms. He was named Si Zong and was born in the Chen Liuwei family. The zodiac sign of Tiger was born in the year of Gengyin
The medical sage Li Shizhen (AD 1518--1593) was born in the 13th year of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty. He was born in the year of Wuyin in the lunar calendar and was born in the year of tiger
Wei Yuan (1794--1857) was originally named Yuanda, with the courtesy name Mo. Shen is from Jintan, Taiyang, Hunan. "Learn the skills of the barbarians in order to control the barbarians" was said by Wei Yuan, a scholar, thinker and patriot in the Qing Dynasty. Born in the 59th year of the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty and the Jiayin year of the Qing Dynasty, he was born in the year of Tiger
Sun Yat-sen (1866--1925), a famous writer with the courtesy name Yixian and Mingde, was a native of Cuixiang Village, Xiangshan, Guangdong. Born in the year of Bingyin, the zodiac sign is Tiger
Modern entertainment stars and sports stars born in the year of Tiger:
Stephen Chow was born in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province on June 22, 1962. 1962 is the Renyin year of the Chinese lunar calendar, and he is born in the year of Tiger
Tony Leung's English name : Tony Leung Nickname: Wei Zai Place of Birth: Taishan, Guangdong Date of Birth: June 27, 1962 (Ren Yin Year) Place of Birth: Hong Kong Zodiac: Tiger Constellation: Cancer Blood Type: A
Du Dewei Date of Birth: 1962 (Ren Yin Year) Year) February 10th Place of birth: Hong Kong, China Zodiac sign: Tiger
Wang Jie, profile gender: boy Birthday: October 20th, 1962 (Renyin year) Zodiac sign: Libra Nationality: China Region: Hong Kong and Taiwan Height: 173cm
Chi-ying Lin was born on October 15, 1974 (Jiayin year). Place of birth: Taipei City, Taiwan. Current residence: Taipei City. Height: 1.72m. Weight: 58kg. Zodiac sign Tiger
Michelle Yeoh’s birth date: August 06, 1962 (Renyin year). Place of birth: Ipoh, Malaysia Country or region: Hong Kong, China Height: 165 cm Height: Tiger Wingspan 197cm, record 37 Won 4 losses and 1 draw, 25 knockouts. Title WBA heavyweight boxing champion
NBA Detroit Pistons Rasheed Wallace Number: 36 Birthday: Born on September 17, 1974 (Jiayin Year) Height: 2.11 Meter Weight: 104.3 kg
NBA former Detroit Pistons, current Chicago Bulls player Ben Wallace Player Introduction Position: Center Height: 2.06 meters Date of Birth: 1974 (Jiayin Year)/09/10 Weight: 108.9 kg Team he plays for: Detroit Pistons. He is the defensive backbone of the Pistons. Blocking shots and stealing are his daily routine.
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