1. Ma Yashu
Ma Yashu was originally a Peking Opera major. In 1986, the High School Affiliated to the China Academy of Opera went to Yunnan to recruit students, and Ma Yashu was forced by her father to come to the registration site for selection. Originally, Ma Yashu's father wanted to let her see the world, but she was admitted to the school by mistake.
In 1988, Ma Yashu took over the filming of her first film "Beijing Girl", playing Jin Jing in the film. This unintentional opportunity also made Ma Yashu fall in love with acting. After graduating from the Chinese Opera Academy, Ma Yashu gave up her Peking Opera major and embarked on the path of becoming an actor.
2. Yang Liping
Yang Liping, born in Yunnan on November 10, 1958, is a Chinese dance artist, vice chairman of the 10th Chinese Dancers Association, a national first-class actor, and enjoys the "State Council Award" "Special Government Allowance".
Member of the Expert Committee of the Chinese Ethnic and Folk Dance Grade Examination. In 1971, he joined the Xishuangbanna Prefecture Song and Dance Ensemble, and later transferred to the Central Ethnic Song and Dance Ensemble, where he became famous for his "Peacock Dance".
In 2005, he won the Montblanc International Arts Sponsorship Award for his original song and dance show "Image of Yunnan". He made outstanding artistic contributions to the presentation of Yunnan's national culture and became the only person from the Mainland to win the award in 2005.
In addition to receiving the commemorative trophy of the Montblanc International Art Patronage Award, Ms. Yang Liping also received the 2005 limited edition art patron "Pope Julius" made of pure gold by Montblanc specially for the winners. II” 888 series special edition ink pen and a prize of 15,000 euros. In 2006, he served as the artistic director of Jiuzhaigou County Rongzhong Erjia Cultural Communication Co., Ltd.
3. Wang Xin
Wang Xin was admitted to the Chemistry Department of Yunnan University at the age of 14 and a half. After graduation, he worked at the Chinese Academy of Sciences for two years. In 1984, he went to Oxford University in the United Kingdom for further study and obtained a forest science degree. and Master's degrees in Land Management and Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Philosophy, Politics and Economics.
After graduation, he joined McKinsey International Consulting Company for three years. In 1992, he joined HSBC Bank in Hong Kong and later went to Goldman Sachs Investment Bank. In 1993, Wang Jin was in the Asian investment department of Goldman Sachs and oversaw the arrangement for Goldman Sachs to acquire shares in Ping An Insurance Company of China.
After being rejected twice by the Goldman Sachs Investment Committee, Wang Xin went to New York for the third time to fight. Wang Xin finally convinced the Goldman Sachs Investment Committee, which was full of doubts and problems.
In 1994, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley each invested US$25 million in Ping An, with each holding 5%. Later, each invested an additional US$10 million, and the shares became about 7.5%. The investment ended up earning 20 times. ?
In 2000, TOM Company, a subsidiary of Hong Kong's Hutchison Whampoa Group, recognized Wang's outstanding talent in investment and appointed him as the chief investment officer of TOM Group. ?
In July 2000, Wang Xin began to serve as the CEO and executive director of TOM Group Co., Ltd. During the five years of TOM Group, he used his experience in investment, management, acquisitions and mergers.
TOM has expanded its business into five major areas - the Internet, outdoor media, publishing, sports, television and entertainment, and has conducted more than 30 business acquisitions and strategic alliances.
Under his management, TOM Online was listed on NASDAQ in the United States and the Growth Enterprise Market of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in early 2004. In January 2006, Wang Jin resigned from TOM Group and was invited by the American investment fund TPG (Texas Pacific Group).
Wang Jing joined TPG as its global partner and served as the Asia head of this world-famous investment institution with assets under management of US$36 billion.
4. Yang Shanzhou
Yang Shanzhou (January 1927 - October 10, 2010), male, Han nationality, member of the Communist Party of China, Yao, Shidian County, Baoshan City, Yunnan Province A native of Guanzhen, he started working in May 1951 and joined the party in November 1952. He once served as Secretary of the Baoshan Prefectural Committee of Yunnan Province.
After Yang Shanzhou retired, he won many honors such as "Top Ten National Greening Models", "National Greening Medal", "National Promising Advanced Individual", and was known as the "Living Kong Fansen".
Although Yang Shanzhou is the main founder of the Daliangshan Forest Farm, he never receives remuneration from the forest farm. Zi Hongxue, director of the forest farm, had talked with Yang Shanzhou many times.
Zi Hongxue said: "Old secretary, our forest farm can't afford the extra money, but the forest farm can still subsidize you 500 yuan a month." But Yang Shanzhou pushed Zi Hongxue back with one sentence: " I came to the mountain to plant trees, what do I need so much money for?”
After learning about Yang Shanzhou’s situation, the Baoshan Regional Economic Cooperation Office said to him: “Old secretary, you can be our consultant. We will give you 1,000 yuan a month.” Yang Shanzhou declined. He said: "I am a consultant to the forest farm and I don't have time to be your consultant."
His wife took the forest farm’s jeep four times, for which he paid 370 yuan for gas. He said: "After setting up the forest farm, the leaders considered that it was inconvenient for me to go out for work because I was old, so they specially equipped me with a car.
But the car is for office use, not for picking up family members and children. Although I am not here I have lost my position, but I still have to stick to my principles. Also, I have a car as a leader. What about those who can’t afford a car or a motorcycle?
Thinking about this, I think A leader is already 'special', and it's inappropriate to want to take advantage of others." After the Daliangshan Forest Farm was listed, Yang Shanzhou was not the director, but he was worried.
Normally, like the forest farm workers, he gets up early and works hard at night, digging ponds and planting trees in the mountains. He eats from the same pot and lives in the same linoleum shack. Some comrades can't stand it, saying that he is old and should be given some special care or a small treatment, but he firmly refuses.
I insist on eating, living and working with everyone. In order to keep out the cold, Daliang Mountain burns fire pits all year round. At night, everyone gathers around the fire pit where Yang Shanzhou lives to discuss work. Yang Shanzhou said happily, "Afforestation during the day and warming up by fire at night are also a good way of life!"
5. Nie Er
Nie Er (February 1912 14 - July 17, 1935), a native of Yuxi, Yunnan, born in Kunming, formerly known as Nie Shouxin, with the courtesy name Ziyi (also known as Ziyi), a Chinese musician and the author of the national anthem "March of the Volunteers" of the People's Republic of China. The composer used pen names such as Black Angel, Noisy Sen, Huan Yu, and Wang Daping.
In the mid-1930s, after the Japanese invaded Northeast China, they extended their iron hooves to North China. However, the reactionary and decadent forces in the country were still indulged in extravagance. The society is filled with dispirited and erotic songs such as "Peach Blossom River", "Drizzle" and "Sister I Love You".
Tian Han, a Communist Party member and writer, approached Nie Er and believed that "singing such a melodious tone will make people become slaves to the country's subjugation if this continues." The two agreed to write a song to overcome "Peach Blossom River is a nest of beauties".
The two studied "The Internationale", "La Marseillaise" and "Gondolier" and thought they were very powerful and could be used as a reference. In early 1935, Tian Han adapted the movie "Children of the Storm" and wrote a theme song - "March of the Volunteers".
Finding that the Kuomintang agents were chasing him, he hastily wrote the lyrics on a small cigarette wrapper and was taken to jail. Xia Yan got the script left by Tian Han and found the cigarette liner with the lyrics written on it.
Soon after, Nie Er came to see Xia Yan. After hearing about this, he took the initiative and said: "Leave the composition to me and I will do it!" Based on the idea proposed together with Tian Han, Nie Er was full of anger and just I composed the first draft in two days, and then I went to Japan to avoid being hunted.
There, on the one hand, he was warmly received by friendly people, and on the other hand, he also saw the militarists clamoring for "expanding interests in China" and sharpening their knives. This inspired Nie Er to create more inspiration, and he quickly sent the final version of the song back to China, with its melody even more high-spirited and majestic.
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