Born in 1957, Ye Zhaoyan graduated from the Chinese Department of Nanjing University in 1982, and then graduated from the Master's Program of the Chinese Department of Nanjing University in 1986. He has been a teacher at Jinling Vocational University, an editor at Jiangsu Literature and Art Publishing House, and a professional writer for Jiangsu Writers' Association, and began publishing his works in 1980. His grandfather was Ye Shengtao, the patriarch of Chinese literature, and his name is derived from half of each of his parents' names. It is a real name.
Nanjing people, graduated from high school in 1974, into the factory for four years as a pliers, 1978 into the Chinese Department of Nanjing University, 1986 received a master's degree. early 80's began to create literature, the creation of the total number of words about four million words. His main works include the seven-volume Ye Zhaoyan Anthology, Ye Zhaoyan's Selected Works, and various anthologies. He also wrote the novels <
His work "Chasing the Moon Building" won the 1987--1988 National Outstanding Middle Grade Novel Award, the first Jiangsu Literature and Art Award, and is now a professional writer of Jiangsu Provincial Writers' Association and a member of the Chinese Writers' Association. His major works include Candlelight Ball, Love in 1937, Flower Fury, Flower Shadow, Old-Fashioned Emotions, The Romantic Life that Xiaodu Aspires to, The Moon by the Roadside, Crying Kitten, Poetic Zichuan, Gossiping about Nanjing's Writers, Nanjing Woman, You Will Regret Your Whole Life if You Don't Marry Me, and The Name and the Body Follow, etc. He is also a member of the Jiangsu Provincial Writers Association.
Has a daughter who took the college entrance exam in '03. Now lives in Nanjing
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Ye Fan is also
You Benchang [Jigong]
Mao Amin
Sun Quan (former)
Xu Rong, a woman, won the first World Badminton Federation World Cup badminton women's team champion in 1997, which is the first world champion won by athletes from Nanjing; Luan Jujie, who has won the national women's fencing individual champion eight times and six Group Champion. In the twenty-third Olympic Games, won the women's foil individual champion, became the first Asian since 1896 in the Olympic fencing history; Hu Xinggang 1983 won the fourth World Cup skills competition men's singles all-around and the second set of two champions; Yang Yang in 1987 - 1989, won the World Badminton Championships, World Cup Badminton, the twenty-fourth Olympic Games badminton Yang Yang in 1987-1989 won the World Badminton Championships, the World Cup badminton tournament, the 24th Olympic Games badminton men's singles champion and the 15th Tom Cup team champion, known as the world badminton world "four heavenly kings" one of the National Sports Committee has twice awarded him the "Medal of Honor for Sports" and was named one of the country's top ten athletes; In November 2003, China women's volleyball team won the championship of the ninth World Cup women's volleyball tournament held in Osaka, Japan. Zhao Ruirui, a native of Nanjing, competed as the main deputy attacker, and she was also honored as the best dunker in the 2003 World Cup, putting her name alongside Lang Ping, who is known as the "Iron Hammer".
Nanjing, with a history of more than 2,400 years, is a place of great talent and humanism. Nanjing is full of famous people, like stars. In the long river of history, they used their blood, sweat and wisdom to write an immortal chapter. The image of Nanjing, the image of Nanjing people, because they are more vivid and distinct. Nanjing people are proud and proud of them.
In ancient times, there were more than 20 scholar-at-large in Nanjing, and the list is as follows:
Lu Ying of the Southern Tang Dynasty;
Yeh Zuqia, Qin Hui, Qin Hsi, and Yu Li of the Northern Song Dynasty;
Wu Qian, and Zhang Xiaoxiang of the Southern Song Dynasty;
Huang Guan, Jiao Hong, and Zhu Zhifan of the Ming Dynasty. (Zhou Xuan, Yuan Shi, Wen Qi, Yin Feng, Dong Yongsui, Xie Yuan) of the Ming and Qing dynasties;
Hu Renji, Qin Daishi, Huang Siyong, and Lin Benzhi (a martial arts scholar) of the Qing dynasty. (Ren Changhua of the Qing Dynasty, the first Hui scholar in our history);
Fu Shanxiang of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, the first female scholar in our history.
From ancient times to the present, the activities of characters reflect the trajectory of the whole political, economic and cultural development, especially the outstanding characters, who have made remarkable contributions to the advancement of society.
Xiao Yan (464--549), or Emperor Wu of Liang, founded Liang of the Southern Dynasties. Ancestrally from South Lanling (present-day Changzhou), he was born in Tongxiali, Moling (present-day southeast Nanjing) and reigned for 48 years. He was "sharp and sensitive by nature, a good writer, good at literature, and well versed in both literature and martial arts". He wrote the General History with others. He was also good at music and writing poems and lyrics, and most of his works were scattered, but people in the Ming Dynasty collected the remnants of his works and edited them into the "Imperial Collection of Emperor Wu of Liang", which has been handed down to the present day. He was buried in Xiu Ling (Dong Cheng Village, Danyang City).
Deng Tingzhen (1775--1846), a minister of the Qing Dynasty and a national hero, was born in Fujian, and entered Jiangning (Nanjing) in the beginning of the Qing Dynasty. He came from a family of eunuchs and gentry, and lived in Wanzhuyuan on the banks of the Qinhuai River. He was awarded a bachelor's degree in the sixth year of the Jiaqing reign (1801). During the Opium War, he was promoted to be the Governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, and collaborated with the Minister Lin Zexu to carry out the heroic anti-smoking struggle, and was one of the patriotic generals who resolutely fought against the British invaders in the Opium War. He was appointed as the Governor of Fujian, Zhejiang, and Shaanxi and Gansu. In the 26th year of the Daoguang period, he died in his post due to illness caused by overwork. After his death, he was buried in Dengjiashan, which is located under the Lingshan Mountain outside Xianhemen in the eastern suburb of Nanjing. Deng Tingzhen's tomb is listed as a provincial cultural relics protection unit.