Famous people with the surname Fan

A: Fan Hui: a person in the Spring and Autumn Period. His family name was Qi, his first name was Hui, his character was Ji, and he was named after a scholar. He was known as Sui Hui because he had his cognizance in Sui; later he had his cognizance in Fan and was known as Fan Hui, and he was called Fan Wu Zi in history. He was a prominent figure active in the political arena of the state of Jin for half a century in the early Spring and Autumn period, and was also the great conspicuous ancestor of the Chinese surnames Liu, Fan, Shi, and Sui***same. Wang Fu praised in "The Discourse of Qianfu", "Liu's family since below Tang, above Han, virtue is famous in the world, no more than Fan will be the most prosperous!" Fan Li (范蠡): his name was Shao Bo (少伯), his birth and death dates are unknown, and he was a native of Chu in the Spring and Autumn. He was a colleague of King Zu Tram of Yue for more than twenty years, and was honored as the General after he had destroyed Wu with his hard work. He was honored to be the General of Wu. In Tao, he practiced the art of calculating the wealth of the people, and became very rich, and called himself Tao Zhu Gong. Fan Dan: (112-185) Fan Ran, character Shi Yun. A native of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he was well versed in the Five Classics, especially in the Book of Changes and the Book of Shang. Fan Changsheng: (? -318) Born at the time of the Western Jin Dynasty (or the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty?). He was born at the time of the Western Jin Dynasty (or the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty?). He was a native of Fuling Danxing in Sichuan (Chongqing after 1997). (At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, Fan Changsheng's clan moved to Mount Qingcheng. History shows that Fan was a learned man, author of "Notes on Tao Te Ching" and "Notes on Zhou Yi". For generations, his family had been in charge of the ministries, and he was the head of the Tianshi Taoist sect, and was worshipped as a god by the people of Shu. It is said that since the end of Han Dynasty and Jin Mu, he died at the age of more than one hundred and thirty. Liu Bei asked him to participate in politics, he insisted on resigning, so he was awarded the title of Tao Yao Gong, for which he built the Palace of Eternal Life in Mount Qingcheng. During the years of Jin Yuankang (291-299), Li Te, a member of the Ba clan, led a mob to rise. When Li's army was starving, Fan gave him food. The morale of Li's army grew greatly and he captured Chengdu a few months later. His son, Xiong, "thought that Fan was famous and respected by the people of Shu, and he wanted to welcome him as the ruler and his vassal". Fan politely refused and advised Xiong to stand on his own. In the 10th month of the first year of the Yongxing reign of Jin (304), Xiong accepted Fan and became the king of Chengdu. Later, he became the emperor, with the state name of Dacheng (later changed to Han), with Fan as the prime minister, with the additional title of "the Four Seasons and Eight Sections of Heaven and Earth Tai Shi", honored as Fan Xian, and was appointed as the Marquis of Xishan. Fan returned to Qingcheng, Xiong in the irrigation county away from the pile for Fan to build the Fan Xian Hall (now the Folong Guan). The rely on Fan Zuo, Xiong line "quiet and do nothing, and the people rest" policy, than the Central Plains war zone, into the country into a happy place. Fan Ning: Eastern Jin Dynasty scribe. Promoting Confucianism, he authored "Spring and Autumn Valley Liang Chuan Jiejie" (12 volumes), which is the earliest surviving commentary on "Valley Liang Chuan", and was included by later generations in the "Thirteen Classics Commentary", which was the most widely circulated book. Fan Ye: (398-446) A Song historian of the Southern Dynasty, Fan Ye served as the official of the Shangshu (Fan Ning's grandson). He was a historian of the Southern Song Dynasty, and served as the official minister of the Shangshu (Fan Ning Sun). He was the grandson of Fan Ning. Fan Jian: (ca. 450-515) A philosopher and atheist in Qi and Liang of the Southern Dynasty, he served in Qi and Liang successively, and held the posts of Zhonglang of the Palace of the Shangshu and Left Minister of the Shangshu. He synthesized and developed the ideas of atheism and god-destructionism since the Wei and Jin dynasties, and waged a sharp struggle against Buddhism. Fan Kuan: Year of birth and death unknown. His name was Zhongzheng, and his character Zhongli. An outstanding painter of the Northern Song Dynasty, Fan Kuan, together with Guan Quan and Li Cheng, formed the three main schools of northern landscape painting between the Five Dynasties and the Northern Song Dynasty. Fan Zhongyan: (986-1052) Northern Song statesman and literary scholar, the word Xiwen, Suzhou Wu County (now belongs to Jiangsu. After 2001, Wu County was reincorporated into Suzhou). He was a poor and studious young man, and was admitted as a jinshi in the eighth year of the Dazhongxiangfu reign (1015). After joining the civil service, no matter in the dynasty or serving in the local, are diligent and clean, with remarkable political achievements. He was known as "Fan Jun in the court, Xiwen in the capital". When he supervised the salt warehouse in Xixi Town, Taizhou, he built a dike to prevent sea trouble, which was hundreds of miles long and was called "Fan Gong Dike". He visited the disaster areas of Jianghuai and Jingdong, opened warehouses to provide relief to the victims, and reduced or waived taxes. During the Song and Xia wars, he became the marshal of Shaanxi, reformed the military establishment, improved the fighting strength of the army, built cities and fortresses, and consolidated the border defense by accumulating grain in the fields. The Western Xia people called him "having tens of thousands of armored soldiers in his chest". In the third year of Qingli (1043), he became the Counselor of Political Affairs and implemented a new policy with the support of Song Renzong. In the fifth year of the Qingli reign, the new government failed and he was dismissed from his post. He served successively as a governor of Zhi (present-day Binxian County, Shaanxi Province), Deng (present-day Dengxian County, Henan Province), and Hangzhou. His literary achievements were no less than his political achievements. In his famous work "The Records of Yueyang Tower", the phrase "worry about the world first, and rejoice in the joy of the world later" is a famous line that has been passed down to the world. The collected works of his descendants include The Collected Works of Fan Wenzheng Gong. FAN Chengda: (1126-1193) Zi Neng (致能), Shihu Jushi (石湖居士), was a native of Wu County (present-day Jiangsu Province). He was a Shaoxing scholar. When he was to become the governor of Chuzhou, Emperor Xiaozong of the Southern Song Dynasty summoned him to discuss politics. In the sixth year of the Qian Dao (1170), he was almost killed when he was sent to Jin as a university scholar of the Palace of Political Science. Later, he went out to Chengdu Province, and became a minister of the Councillor. In the third year of Shaoxi, he was appointed to Taiping Prefecture, but he returned only a month later and retired to his hometown of Shihu. He was known for his literary works, especially his poems, and his works include Shihu ji (Collected Works of Shihu), Guihai yuheng zhi (Record of Yu Heng in Guihai), and Wu shanglu (Record of Wu Ship). Fan Qin: (1505-1585), Ming Dynasty bibliophile, master of the Ningbo Tianyi Pavilion, the word Yao Qin, the name of Dongming, Dongming Shanren, Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, the eleventh year of the Jiajing bachelor's degree, served as governor of Suizhou, Hubei, moved to the Ministry of Public Works, Zhou served as governor of Yuanzhou, rose to the Guangxi Councillor, Henan Deputy Imperial Commissioner, the Ministry of Military Affairs, the Right Chamberlain. He is the author of Tianyige ji (Collected Works of Tianyige). Fan Wenruo: (1591-1638) was first known as Jingwen, the word more life, the number of Xiangling, alias Wu Nong Xun duck. He was an opera singer at the end of the Ming Dynasty. He was a native of Songjiang. He was born to be a scholar, and was good at writing. In the forty-seventh year of the Wanli reign (1619), he was admitted as a bachelor's degree holder. He wrote Flower Feast Earnings, Dreaming Flowers, Mandarin Ducks and Sticks (the above three Ming carvings still exist, collectively known as the "3 kinds of Boshan Hall"), Flower Eyebrow Dan, Jinming Pond, Kan Leather Boots, Female and Male Dan, Thousand Mile Colt, Golden Phoenix Hairpin, Qing Painted Eyebrows, Spotted Clothes and Happiness, Evening Fragrant Pavilion, Haunted Fan Lou, The Man in the Green Clothes, The Couple of Life and Death, and Joyful Incompatibles (the above carvings are anonymous). (The above unengraved versions are all unknown). At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Zhang Qi, "Hengqu Dust Tan", said, "The recent qu rise, there is Fan Xiangling, the structure of the Xuanchang, can catch up with the Yuan people Buwu. It is a pity that it is not eternal, and it is a moment of absolute sigh." Fan Wenlan: (1893-1969) a famous modern historian, literary scholar, was a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, member of the Central Committee of the ****. He was a member of the Academic Department of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a member of the Central Committee of the People's Republic of China. He was a native of Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province. He is one of the pioneers of Chinese Marxist historiography. Important works include General History of China and Compendium of General History of China. Fan Ruijuan: born in 1924. Female, first-class actress. Artist and educator of Yueju Opera. Director of the Chinese Dramatists Association. Alias Fan Zhushan, a native of Huangze Town, Sheng County, Zhejiang Province. Her performances are steady and generous, simple and unadorned, with the beauty of male masculinity. He is good at playing upright characters. He sings with the foundation of the male class and absorbs the strengths of Peking Opera's Ma Lianliang and Gao Qingkui, forming a wide and loud tone, solid and steady biting words, and a meandering and fluent voice, which is called the "Fan School". He was a member of the Shanghai Municipal People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. He enjoys the special allowance of the State Council for experts with outstanding contributions. He is still alive. Fan Tao: (Born March 5, 1981) Shepherd's sign, "O" blood type, cheerful, family values > male, young people of the new era. Graduated from a social university, proficient in music, calligraphy. Painting, clothing, language, business, psychology and so on. He is a native of Langya, Shandong Province. For the near ancestry of Shandong Yanzhou Fan descendants, the middle ancestry of Henan Fan County. It is reported that after the founding of the country, the Fan family began to decline in Yanzhou, Shandong Province, and began to migrate around the time of the Cultural Revolution, with one family migrating to Jiangsu Province and other places, and one family staying in Linyi, Shandong Province. The genealogy of the sub-clan in Shandong is: (You. Learning. Long. Cun. Long. Hundred. (Phoenix). Fan Tao, is a member of the "Chang" generation! Fan Tao was once a collector of the Fan sub-genealogy, dedicated to the communication and construction of the Fan clan Fan Wu Zi Fan Li Fan Zeng Fan Pang Fan Ye Fan Zhen Fan Zhongyan Fan Cheng Dai Fan Kuan Fan Qin Fan Wen Cheng Fan Chuxian Fan Wenlan Fan Han Jie Fan Chang Jiang Fan Zhi'an Fan Jingyi Fan Zeng Fan Jin Fan Zhongyan Fan Wei, Fan Weiqi Fan Zhongyan Fan Zhongyan, Van Zhen, Fan. Bastian Fan Zhongyan Fan Jin Fan historical figures Fan Li: a native of Wan (present-day Nanyang, Henan Province) in the state of Chu, and a statesman of the state of Yue in the late Spring and Autumn period. He was a politician in the late Spring and Autumn period. He had offered a plan to Goujian to exterminate Wu in one stroke, but after the Yue state was established, he retreated and went into business in Dingtao, Shandong Province, with ten million dollars in assets, and was known as "Tao Zhu Gong". It can be said that "if you live in an official position, you will be a minister, but if you live at home, you will have ten million dollars". He never returned to Yue. Fan Suo (范suo)：also known as Fan Zhi (范且), with the character of Shu (叔), was a native of Wei (present-day Kaifeng, Henan Province) during the Warring States Period. He lobbied King Zhao of Qin, advocating distant friendship and attacking from near and far, and made great contributions to the unification of the world by Emperor Shi Huang. Together with Shang Yang, Zhang Yi and Li Si, he served as Qin's prime ministers and played a major role in Qin's power and unification of the world. Fan Zeng (范 增)：A native of Tongcheng (桐城), Anhui Province, he was a curious strategist of Xiang Yu (项羽) at the age of seventy. At the end of Qin Dynasty, he advised Xiang Liang to set up the descendant of Chu King as King Huai. At the end of Qin Dynasty, Xiang Liang persuaded him to set up King Huai of Chu as the descendant of King Huai of Chu. Later, he became an important strategist of Xiang Yu and assisted Xiang Yu to dominate all the states, and was honored as "Yafu". He was honored as "Yafu". He advised Xiang Yu to get rid of the hidden dangers as early as possible, and fathered Liu Bang. He once set up the "Hongmen Banquet", but the plan was not used by Xiang Yu. After Xiang Yu was hit by Liu Bang's counter-plan, he was suspected of increasing and cutting down his power, so he left in anger, and on the way, his back became gangrenous, and he died in Pengcheng. Now there is "Yafu Mountain" in Chaohu City. Fan Dan: also known as Fan Ran (112-185), the word Shi Yun, Han Chenliu outside Huang County (Han set up, after the Tang abolition, the former city in today's Henan Qixian East), East Han Dynasty, high priest, Emperor Huan Di (Liu Zhi, 147 A.D. ascension to the throne) when awarded the Laiwu (Laiwu County, the former city of the Han Dynasty in today's southeast of Shandong Province in Zichuan County, today's Laiwu County, the Han Dynasty is the Ying County) long, due to his mother's death, but did not come to the office. His family was so poor that they often went without food. There was a song in the village saying that he was "a dusty Fan Shiyun in the cauldron, a fish in the kettle, Fan Laiwu". After his death, he was posthumously named Mr. Chaste. Fan Pang (范 滂), courtesy name Mengbo (孟博), was a native of Zhengqiang (征羌), Ru Nan (汝南), a place name in present-day Henan Province. When he was a young man, he had the ambition of clarifying the world. When he was an official, he was as clear as an enemy, and when he served as the Qingzhao Shi to inspect the counties, the corrupt officials fled with their seals and ribbons in the wind. When he served as the Cao of Ru Nan County, he suppressed the powerful, sanctioned the misbehavior, befriended the scholars, and opposed the eunuchs. When he was released to his hometown, there were thousands of cars of scholars to welcome him. When he was released and returned to his hometown, he was greeted by thousands of carriages of scholars and officials. When the scourge of Party confinement arose again, the imperial court ordered him to be arrested, and the county magistrate Guo Bian wanted to abandon his official post and flee with him. Fan Sundial: His name was Yan Chang, a native of Shunyang, Nanyang, Western Jin Dynasty. When he was a young man, he traveled to Qinghe to study, and then moved his family to live in China. He was appointed as a puisne official by the county governor and served as the prime minister of Hanoi County. Pei Kai, the governor, had heard of him and recommended him to be the imperial inspector. He was transferred to the post of governor of Shanggu, but he suffered a funeral and did not go to his post. Later, he became the left governor of Situ, and was transferred to the governor of Fengyi County. He was very successful in politics, and was good at pacifying the people, who loved him very much. He was appointed as a governor of Liangzhou, and then as governor of Yongzhou. At that time, the western land was destroyed, minorities often intrusion, field and mulberry harvest, the people are in distress, Fan sundial dedication to teach and guide, exhortation of agriculture and mulberry the people of the area under his jurisdiction all rely on him. In the middle of Yuankang, he was awarded the title of Left General and died in the government. He had two sons: Fan Guang and Fan Zhi. Fan Guang: his name was Zhongzhong, a native of Nanyang Shunyang (present-day Neixiang, Henan Province) in the Western Jin Dynasty, and the son of Fan Sundial. He was elected as a filial piety scholar, and was appointed as a magistrate of Lingshou, but he did not go to his post. His sister was married to Sun, who died early, and had a grandson named Mai, whom Fan Guang had been raising and taking to the south, and never abandoned him, even when thieves rose up all over the place. He was appointed by Emperor Yuan to be the magistrate of Tangyi. Liu Rong, a county minister, was sentenced to death for a crime, and the county magistrate told Liu Rong to return to his hometown to serve his sentence. Liu Rong was a native of the county, had an old mother at home, and was very honorable. Fan Guang often allowed him to go home to save his family, and Liu Rong would return as scheduled. When the county hall was burned by a wildfire, Liu Rong took off his torture weapon to put out the fire, and then put on his own torture weapon after the fire. Later, when there was a drought and rice was expensive, Fan Guang distributed private grain to help the people and used thousands of ducats, so that people from far and near came to join him, and the local household increased tenfold. He died in the government. Fan Zhi Zhi: A native of Nanyang Shunyang (present-day Neixiang, Henan Province) in the Western Jin Dynasty, he was the son of Fan Sundial. Fan Zhi was well known since he was a child and was recruited as a puisne general, but he died early. He had a son named Fan Wang, who had a separate biography (see below). Fan Wang: Eastern Jin Dynasty physician. Word Xuanping, also known as Fan Dongyang, Fan sundial grandson, Fan Zhizi son. He was a native of Shunyang, Nanyang (present-day Neixiang, Henan Province). He was the governor of Dongyang. In his county, he greatly promoted schools, which was very beneficial to the government. In his later years, he lived in Wudu. He was a good doctor, and was always concerned with saving people's lives. He used to save people with illnesses and treat them regardless of whether they were rich or poor, and he cured many of them. He wrote Fan Wang Fang (also known as Fan Dongyang Fang and Fan Dongyang Miscellaneous Medicinal Formulas) in more than one hundred and seventy volumes, which are now anonymous. The anonymous text is scattered in the "Secret Essentials of Wai Tai", "Medical Heart Square" and so on. This book for the Tang before the research and treatment of typhoid fever more accomplished medical books, surgical treatment also has a certain level, and collect the folk single prescription, so Tao Hongjing said that his book "survey and detailed use, more than its effect." Fan Ning: a native of Shunyang, Nanyang (now Xichuan, Henan Province), was a scribe of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, who compiled the twelve volumes of the Spring and Autumn Annals of Guliang, the earliest surviving annotations of the Annals of Guliang. Fan Ye: his name is Weizong, a native of Shunyang, Nanyang (present-day Neixiang, Henan Province). He was a famous historian during the Liu-Song period of the Southern Dynasties, and was born into a bureaucratic family. He was born in a bureaucratic family. His book "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty" is beautifully written, concise and fluent, with high literary value, and he is both a historian and a man of letters. The young Ming dynasty on the books, dabbling in history, good at writing articles, know music, but also can write a handful of very beautiful official script, is a multi-talented young man. 17 years old when he embarked on the career. He served as secretary secretary, secretary secretary, governor of Xin Cai, governor of the Ministry of Revenue, and so on, because of the death of Liu Yikang, the king of Pengcheng's mother, the princess of Pengcheng, drinking and pleasuring, he was relegated to the governor of Xuancheng. Later, he served as the governor of Nanxia County and the Crown Prince Zhanzhi. Fan Ye wrote the "Book of the Later Han Dynasty", a magnificent work covering nearly 200 years of history from Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty down to Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty. Fan Chuo (范燦): a native of Daiyin, Nanxiang (present-day Uyang, Henan Province), was a materialist philosopher and atheist during the Qi and Liang Dynasties of the Southern China. He wrote The Theory of the Extermination of God, and was tempted to change his viewpoints by being promoted to an official position, but he refused to "sell his theories to get an official position". Fan Yun (范雲): a poet of Qi in the Southern Dynasty. His name was Yanlong, and he was originally from Maoyang (now Uyang, Henan Province). In his early years, he was one of the "Eight Friends of Jingling" under Xiao Ziliang, King of Jingling in Southern Qi. In the 10th year of Yongming of Emperor Wu of Qi (492), he and Xiao Chen traveled to the Northern Wei Dynasty, and were appreciated by Emperor Xiaowen of Wei. He returned to the imperial court from the Northern Wei Dynasty, and moved to be the inner historian of Zuling, and then the inner historian of Shixing and the assassin of Guangzhou, all of which had political achievements. When Xiao Yan established Liang in the place of Qi, he was appointed as a minister, moved to the position of a standing minister and the minister of the Ministry of Revenue, and then moved to the position of a right servant of the Minister of the Shangshu, and he was able to give advice and counseling. He died posthumously. Fan Yun was one of the leaders of the literary world at that time, and he was friendly with Shen Yao, Wang Rong, Xie Zha, etc. He also socialized with He Xun. He was able to write poems at the age of eight, and when he was a little older, he became good at generics, with a quick mind, which was often suspected to be an old composition. The Selected Writings recorded three of his poems in five lines, including "Gift to Zhang Xuzhou Jik", "Ancient Meaning to Wang Zhongshu", and "Emulating the Ancient". The Poetry Classics listed it in the middle class, rating it as "clear and easy, like flowing wind and returning snow". Fan Cubing: A native of Hanoi (present-day Wuzhi, Henan Province), Fan Cubing was well known to Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, and after the reign of Empress Wu, he became the prime minister and presided over the compilation of the history of the Tang Dynasty. Fan Zhongyan: a native of Wu County, Suzhou (present-day Suzhou, Jiangsu Province), a descendant of the Tang Dynasty chancellor Fan Cubing, a famous statesman and literary scholar of the Northern Song Dynasty. In his capacity as a straight bachelor of Longtuge, he strategized Shaanxi, causing the Xia and Qiang tribes to look away. In his "Records of the Yueyang Tower", he wrote, "Worry about the world first, and rejoice in the joy of the world later", which has become an ancient favorite, and has survived in "The Collected Works of Fan Wenzheng Gong". Fan Zhong (范中立): a native of Yao County, Shaanxi Province, was a painter of the Northern Song Dynasty. His paintings are robust and condensed, and he has formed his own style, which has a great influence on later generations. His paintings include "Traveling Picture in the Stream and Mountain" and "Snow Scene in Cold Forest". Fan Chengda: a native of Wu County (present-day Suzhou, Jiangsu Province), a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, known for his idyllic poems and one of the Four Great Poets of the Southern Song Dynasty, he is the author of Shihu Jushi's Poetry Collection, Shihu Words, and Wu Boat Records, among others. Fan Wencheng: Minister of the early Qing Dynasty. Word Xian Dou, No. Hui Yue, Fan Zhongyan descendants, Shenyang, Liaoning Province. Voluntary surrender to nurhachu, to participate in the Houjin regime. One of the main strategists involved in the tent, y relied on. Before and after the four dynasties of the Qing dynasty, Taizu, Taizong, Shizu, Shengzu, the official to the university scholar, too Fu and other positions. He contributed a lot to the establishment and development of the Qing Dynasty. After his death, Emperor Kangxi personally wrote a memorial service, posthumous title Wen Su. Fan Wenlan: Wentai, Yuntai, Zhongyun, Zhong Yun, pen name Wu Bo, Wu Pei, Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, a famous Marxist historian. He served as a professor at Peking University, Beijing Normal University, and Henan University, etc. In 1939, he joined the Chinese ****anese Communist Party, and in 1940, he went to Yan'an, where he served as the director of the History Research Office of the Central Institute of Marxism and Leninism of the ****anese Communist Party, and authored Compendium of the General History of China and Modern History of China. After the establishment of New China, he served as director of the Institute of Modern Chinese History of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, vice president of the Chinese Historical Society, executive member of the Department of Philosophy and Social Sciences of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, member of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, member of the Standing Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and a member of the Ninth Central Committee of the C***. He has been engaged in historical research all his life, and has original opinions on some major issues in Chinese historiography. His major works include: Introduction to the Group Scriptures, The Examination of the History of China, Note on Wenxin Diao Long, Buddhism in the Tang Dynasty, and Selected Historical Essays by Fan Wenlan. Fan Changjiang: A native of Neijiang, Sichuan Province, Fan Changjiang is a renowned journalist who served as a reporter for Ta Kung Pao and founded the Society of Chinese Young Journalists. In the same year, he founded the International News Agency in Changsha. Later in Hong Kong, he took part in the founding of China Business Newspaper; he served as the president of the Central China Branch of Xinhua News Agency and the president of the Central China edition of Xinhua Daily, the principal of the New Fourth Army's Central China Journalism College, and the publisher of the Nanjing Delegation of the Chinese ****, and so on. During the Liberation War, he followed the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) to the north of Shaanxi Province and was in charge of propaganda work. After liberation, he served as president of Shanghai Liberation Daily, chief editor of Xinhua News Agency, vice president of Xinhua News Agency, president of People's Daily, deputy director of the General Administration of Information of the State Council, deputy director of the Second Office of the State Council, deputy director of the State Science and Technology Commission, and secretary of the party group and vice chairman of the National Association for Science and Technology. He is the author of "Walking on the Seas". Fan Wei, Fan Zhiyi, Fan Xiaoxuan, Fan Yichen, Fan Weiqi, Fan Bingbing Fan's well-known figures, in history can be said to be quite a lot, for example: the Spring and Autumn and Warring States period of the statesman Fan Li, the state of Chu, Wan (present-day Nanyang County, Henan Province), the state of Yue, a great doctor, had to help the king of Yue Goujian carve out a strong and destroyed the state of Wu, and then traveled to the Qi State, changed his name to Tao Zhu Gong, to get rich by doing business. Fan Ju (范雎), a native of Wei during the Warring States period, lobbied King Zhao of Qin (秦昭王), advocating a far-flung attack to annihilate the enemy's power, which eventually led to Ying Zheng's annexation of the six kingdoms and the unification of the world. Fan Dan, a scholar of the Eastern Han Dynasty, was a scholar of the Five Classics, especially of the Book of Changes and the Book of Changes. Fan Ning, a scholar of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, wrote the Spring and Autumn Annals of Ceres and Liang (春秋穀梁传集解). There are also Fan Ye, a historian during the Northern and Southern Dynasties; and Fan Zhen, a materialist philosopher and atheist, who are among the leading members of the Fan surname. One of them is especially worth introducing is Fan Zhongyan, a politician and writer of the Northern Song Dynasty, who was poor and studied hard when he was young, and was known for his outspokenness after he became an official, and his words in "The Records of the Yueyang Tower", "Worry about the whole world before the world worries, and rejoice after the world rejoices", are regarded as a famous sentence by the world for the thousand years. There are also Fan Ruwei, the leader of the Fujian Peasant Uprising in the Southern Song Dynasty, Fan Chengda, a poet, and Fan Tianshun, the commander of Jinghu; Fan Wenruo, a writer of operas in the Ming Dynasty; Fan Wencheng, the Crown Prince's Counselor and Crown Prince's Counselor in the Qing Dynasty; Fan Xiping, a national player of the Chinese game of Go during the Qianlong era; Fan Ruzeng, a general of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and Fan Dangshi, a writer; and in the modern era there are Fan Wenlan, a Marxist historian, and Fan Changjiang, a journalist, and so on. Contemporary Christian leaders Fan Chengzu Ancient celebrities: Fan Li, Fan Zhongyan, Fan Hui, Fan Dan, Fan Changsheng, Fan Ning, Fan Ye, Fan Zhen, Fan Kuan, Fan Chengda, Fan Qin, Fan Wenruo, Fan Wenlan, Fan Ruijuan, Fan Tao. Current celebrities with the surname Fan: Fan Bingbing, Fan Weiqi, Fan Xiaoxuan, Fan Siwei, Fan Xuebin, Fan Linlin, Fan Xiaoning, Fan Zhiwei, Fan Yichen, Fan Ming, Fan Wei, Fan Lei, Fan Wenfang, Fan Zhiyi. Fan Xiaoxuan Fan Weiqi Fan Wei Fan Bingbing Fan Zhongyan Fan Wenfang The more the better．