Taiyuan County was established during the Warring States Period during the reign of King Zhuangxiang of Qin. This branch of the Sun family is a branch of the Fuchun Sun family, and its founder is Sun Fu, the eleventh generation of Sun Ming.
Le'an County was a county established in the Eastern Han Dynasty. This branch of the Sun family is where the clan of the military sage Sun Wu is located.
Fuchun County was established by the Qin Dynasty. This branch of the Sun family is a branch of the Sun family in Le'an. The founding ancestor is Sun Ming, the second son of Sun Wu.
Wu County was divided into Kuaiji County in the Eastern Han Dynasty and was governed by Wu County (now Suzhou, Jiangsu Province).
The administrative seat of Dongguan County is northeast of Yishui, Shandong Province. Hall name: Pingzhitang. It was named after Sun Shuao managed the Chu State so that the people were rich and the country was strong.
Le'an Hall Because of Tian Shu's meritorious service in defeating Ju, he was granted the title of Le'an and given the surname Sun, making him the ancestor of the surname Sun.
Fuchuntang Sun Wu brought his art of war to the King of Wu, who ordered him to lead the troops in the Western Expedition. His military exploits were so great that he was granted the title of Fuchun Hall, which was of the same clan as Le'an Hall.
Yingxue Hall Sun Kang, the imperial censor of the Jin Dynasty, had a poor family when he was young and could not afford oil to light a lamp. He studied in the courtyard in the snow in winter and eventually became famous.
Other hall numbers: ① County Wangtang hall numbers: Jijun, Chenliu, Taiyuan, Wujun, Dongguan. ②Self-established hall names: Dunxu, Jishan, Heyan, Jiahui, Yanyi, Wanshi, Chuiyu, Anqing, Yongsi, Pingzhi, Yingxue, Xiaoyou, Art of War, etc. Character Generation: A certain branch of the Sun family. Character generation: Dayong Hongmao, Yuan Henry Zhen, Xinglong Jiqing, Zhaoyuan Zhenwu, inheriting the past and opening up the future, achieving prosperity from generation to generation, maintaining peace and order, and keeping the descendants for a long time.
The descendants of the Sun family in Le'an, Hubei Province: Zong Dun passed down a family law and learned from his master and friends to make the country prosperous. A person with bright intentions and upright conduct will have a virtuous heir who will last for eternity. The foundation of Zunzha's music is solid, and the virtues of the sages are vigorously carried forward. When talents are outstanding, they are put to good use, and trustworthiness, benevolence, and integrity are constant.
Jing'an Yimen Sun's generation: must learn to have great ambitions, and be responsible for the association. The great merits of the clan are due to their efforts, and the virtues of the world will last forever. Everyone is harmonious and united, and the radiant powder is thick and virtuous. Ke Jiayi is talented and cute.
The original saying of the Sun family in Lahu, Yiyang: In response to the original scenery of Zhongyu, Yansong was inherited and established. Wen Chongming Guobi, Wu Yao Da Bangyi. The continuation of the school: filial piety is passed down from friends to family affairs, and poems and books are introduced to good people. Prominence comes in the prosperous times, and the industry is invigorated.
The descendants of the Sun family in Cangzhou, Hebei Province: The inscription is Hua Jin, the orchids are blooming and the flowers are blooming, Jiaxiang is shaded forever, and the family has a handsome family.
The Zhejiang Sun family's generation: On the day when the society rises, the Xu Xu and the new compilation are compiled, the branch plans and the Han canon are illuminated and inspired by the future sages. Celebrity: Sun Shuao, a native of Chu State in the Spring and Autumn Period, of the Jiang family. His first name is Ao, his courtesy name is Shusun, and his last name is Ai Lie. He assisted King Zhuang of Chu to dominate and made remarkable achievements. He presided over the construction of the earliest water conservancy project in ancient my country and played a considerable role in the development of agricultural economy at that time.
Sun Wu, a military strategist in the late Spring and Autumn Period. People from Qi State. His place of origin and font size are unknown. He once used the thirteen chapters of "The Art of War" to meet King Helu of Wu, and was appointed as a general, leading the Wu army to attack the Chu State. He advocated reform for the purpose of strengthening, and believed that the reform of the land system carried out by the six ministers of the Jin Dynasty at that time, among which those with larger acres and lighter taxes could succeed (see the bamboo slips "Sun Tzu's Art of War and Wu Wen" unearthed from the Western Han Dynasty Tomb in Yinqueshan, Linyi County, Shandong). He believed: "The military is the most important thing in the country" ("Sun Tzu's Art of War: Planning"), and pointed out that "know yourself and the enemy, and you can fight a hundred battles without danger" ("Sun Tzu's Art of War: Planning"). It can be seen from this that he paid attention to understanding the situation and comprehensively analyzed the situation between the enemy and ourselves, such as : The two parties involved in conflicts such as numbers, strength and weakness, virtual reality, offense and defense, advance and retreat, etc., and defeat the enemy through understanding and mastering the objective situation of the war. He also pointed out: "Soldiers have no constant momentum, and water has no constant shape. Those who can stabilize the enemy's changes and win are called gods" ("Virtual Reality Chapter"). Emphasis is placed on the application of "the combination of oddity and rightness" and "mobility and flexibility" in strategy and tactics. His thought is rich in simple materialism and dialectical elements. He is the author of "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu, which is the earliest and most outstanding art of war in Chinese history.
Sun Bin was a military strategist during the Warring States Period. A native of Qi State (now northeast of Yanggu, Shandong Province). Descendants of Sun Wu. He once studied the art of war with Pang Juan. Later, Pang Juan served in the Wei Dynasty and served as General Hui of the Wei Dynasty. He was jealous of his talents and deceived him into the Wei State. He was sentenced to death by punishment (the kneecaps were cut off), so he was called Sun Bin. When the Qi envoy arrived in Wei, he secretly met with the Qi envoy, who secretly carried him back to Qi. On Tian Ji's recommendation, King Wei of Qi appointed him as military advisor.
He planned to defeat the Wei army twice in Guiling and Maling, and finally Pang Juan was defeated and committed suicide. Author of "Sun Bin's Art of War".
Sun Yan was a classics scholar and exegete of the Wei Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms. His courtesy name was Shuran, a native of Le'an (now Boxing, Shandong), a disciple of Zheng Xuan, and was known as the "Dongzhou Great Confucian" at that time. He wrote "Books of Changes, Spring and Autumn Annals", and annotated "Mao Shi", "Book of Rites", "Three Biography of the Spring and Autumn Period", "Guoyu" and other books. He wrote "Erya Sound and Meaning" and used fanqie notation, which became popular from then on.
Sun Jian (155-191), a general of the Eastern Han Dynasty. A native of Fuchun (now Fuyang, Zhejiang), Wu County, Three Kingdoms. Literary Desk. When he was young, he was a county official. In the first year of Zhongping, he joined the Yellow Turban Revolt in Zhujun Town. He served as the governor of Changsha for four years. In the second year of Chuping, he led his army to attack Liu Biao and shot Huang Zu to death. The second son, Sun Quan, proclaimed himself emperor and was honored as Emperor Wu Lie.
Sun Ce (175-200), the leader of the Three Kingdoms. A native of Fuchun, Wu County. Zi Bo Fu, Sun Jianzi. In the second year of Xingping, he led his army across the river, defeated the local separatist forces, and established the Sun family regime in Jiangdong. Cao Cao was appointed as a general against rebellion and granted the title of Marquis of Wu. He was assassinated in the fifth year of Jian'an. His younger brother Sun Quan proclaimed himself emperor and was honored as King Huan of Changsha.
Sun Quan (182-252), the Great Emperor of Wu. Founder of the Wu Kingdom in the Three Kingdoms, reigned from 229 to 252 AD. The courtesy name is Zhongmou, a native of Fuchun, Wu County. Following his brother Sun Ce, he owned six counties in Jiangdong. He once joined forces with Liu Bei and defeated Cao's army in Chibi. Later, in the battle of Yiling in Wushu, Liu Bei was defeated. In the first year of Huanglong (AD 229), he proclaimed himself emperor in Wuchang, and his country was named Wu.
Sun Chu (about 218-295), a writer of the Western Jin Dynasty. A native of Zhongdu, Taiyuan (now northwest of Pingyao, Shanxi). The word is Zijing. He became the prefect of Feng Yi (now Dali, Shaanxi Province). The original collection of Neng's poems and poems has been lost. The Ming Dynasty compiled "Sun Fengyi Collection".
Sun Sheng (about 306-378), an atheist and historian in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. His courtesy name was Anguo, a native of Zhongdu, Taiyuan (now northwest of Pingyao, Shanxi). He was appointed Zuozhu Lang and issued the Liuyang order to supplement Liuyang. When Tao Kan, Geng Liang and Huan Wen were stationed in Jingzhou, they all used it to join the army. Later, he moved to the secretary's prison and was given the title of Shizhong. He died at the age of seventy-two. Erudite and able to write articles, good at talking about famous theories, he is as famous as Yin Hao. He once refuted the Buddhist idea of ??"the immortality of gods" with the proposition that "the form is powdered, and the knowledge is the same" (see Guanghong Mingji and Luo Junzhangshu). He is the author of "Wei's Spring and Autumn Annals" and "Jin Yang Qiu", which are known as good histories. He also wrote dozens of poems, poems, essays, and essays, including ten volumes, many of which are lost today. "Quan Jin Wen" compiled his articles into two volumes.
Sun Chuo (314-371), a writer of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. His courtesy name was Xing Gong, a native of Zhongdu, Taiyuan (now Pingyao, Shanxi). His family was in Kuaiji, and he was promoted to Tingweiqing, where he received writings. He is a representative writer of Xuanyan poetry. The original collection has been lost. The Ming Dynasty compiled "Sun Tingwei Collection".
Sun Anzu (?-611), leader of the Shandong peasant uprising in the late Sui Dynasty. A native of Zhangnan, Qinghe (now north of Xiajin, Shandong), he and Dou Jiande raised the flag of righteousness and gathered people into Gaojibo (now southwest of the ancient city of Hebei). They were the founders of the Gaojibo uprising.
Sun Simiao (581-682), a medical scientist in the Tang Dynasty. A native of Jingzhao Huayuan (now Yaoxian County, Shaanxi Province). During the reign of Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, he was awarded a doctorate by Guozi, but he refused to worship him. When Taizong first arrived in the capital, he was old but still sharp in sight and hearing. He was given the opportunity to give advice to the officials, but he refused to be an official. He knows all the sayings and is good at speaking with Lao Zhuang. He was good at yin and yang and promoted the science of medicine. According to legend, he died at the age of more than a hundred years. He is the author of "Qian Jin Yao Fang", "Qian Jin Yi Fang", "Fu Lu Lun", "Zhen Lu of Health Preservation", "Plain Book on the Pillow", "Yin Hai Jing Wei", etc. Later generations respected him as the King of Medicine.
Sun Guoting, a calligrapher of the Tang Dynasty. A native of Chenliu (now part of Henan Province), he was named Wu County or a native of Fuyang. The word is Qian (one name is Qianli, the word is Guoting). During the reign of Emperor Gaozong, he led the government to record affairs and joined the army. His work is upright, straight and cursive, and he is especially famous for his cursive writing. Mi Fu of the Song Dynasty believed that "nothing can be compared with the two kings' methods of Tang Cao." Today there is "Shupu·Volume 1" written by him in the third year of Chui Gong (687), which expounds the two-body calligraphy of Zhengcao and has insightful insights. This is a comprehensive work on calligraphy theory.
Sun Wei, a phonologist of the Tang Dynasty. Xuanzong (Li Longji) was the Sima of Chenzhou (now Huaiyang, Henan) during the Tianbao period. The study of fine phonology. He tried to publish the "Qie Yun" written by Lu Fayan of the Sui Dynasty, and added words and annotations. In the 10th year of Tianbao (751), it was compiled into five volumes of "Tang Yun", which has been lost. The first volume of "Tang Yun" now contains "Tang Yun·Preface" written by Sun Wei.
Sun Qiao, a Tang prose writer. A native of Guandong, the courtesy name is Kezhi (Yizuyinzhi). Dazhong Jinshi, awarded Zhongshu Sheren.
Huang Chao's rebel army entered Chang'an, followed Xizong to Qilong, and moved to Fang Langzhong. He was good at ancient prose, and his works were quite satirical about the incompetence of the ruling group at that time. There is "The Collection of Sun Ke".
Sun Wei, a painter in the late Tang Dynasty. A man named Yu was from Kuaiji Mountain. A native of Kuaiji (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang) in the Tang Dynasty. He once followed Xizong of Tang Dynasty to Shu from Chang'an, lived in Chengdu, and served as "His Royal Highness Wencheng Taoist General". He is good at painting figures, Buddha statues, landscapes, pines and bamboos, etc. He is especially good at painting dragons and water. He painted a lot in Yingtian, Zhaojue, Fuhai and other places. His works include "Gao Yi Picture", "Sihao Go Picture", "Fanbu Boyi Picture", "Thatched Cottage Picture", "Wang Boli Picture", "Gao Shi Picture", "Three Religions Picture", etc.
Sun Ru (?-892), a general in the late Tang Dynasty. A native of Henan (now Luoyang, Henan). From Qin Zongquan he became the capital general. Soon he killed Zong Heng, the younger brother of Zongquan, and together with others, conquered Yangzhou and appointed himself as the military governor of Huainan. Then he fought many times with Yang Xingmi and others, sometimes winning or losing. In the second year of Jingfu's reign, there was a great battle in Lingyang. Hui suffered a severe epidemic and was defeated. He was captured by Tian Kai, a general of the Secret Service, and was beheaded.
Sun Fangjian (893-954), a general during the Five Dynasties. My real name is Fang Jian. A native of Qingyuan, Mozhou (Baoding, Hebei). At first he was the master of Langshan Fort in Dingzhou. When the emperor of the Later Jin Dynasty came out, the Yiwu Army's Jiedushi was afraid that it would become a border threat, so he acted as a Youyi envoy. If you ask for something, but you can't get it, it leads to Khitan in the north. After the Khitan destroyed the Jin Dynasty, the envoy was appointed as the Jiedu envoy of the Yiwu Army. He was ordered to move to the clouds, but he didn't accept it, so he led his disciples back to Langshan. When Emperor Gaozu of the Later Han Dynasty raised an army, he settled in Dingzhou and returned, still serving as the Jiedushi Envoy of the Yiwu Army. In the later Zhou Dynasty, he moved to Zhenguo.
Sun Guangxian (approximately 895-968) was a writer of the Five Dynasties and the early Song Dynasty. His courtesy name was Meng Wen, and his nickname was Bao Guangzi. He was a bibliophile from Guiping, Lingchuan (now part of Shanxi Province) in the Song Dynasty. In the later Tang Dynasty, he was the judge of Lingchuan. At the beginning of Tiancheng (926-968), Liang Zhen recommended him as secretary. After returning to the Song Dynasty, he became an official, secretary and supervisor of the school. He was fond of collecting books, often copying school manuscripts by hand, and he never became useless even when he was old. He collected thousands of volumes. He is the author of "Beimeng Suoyan", "Jingtai", "Biwu", "Juzhai" and other books.
Sun Shi (962-1033), a Confucian scholar of the Northern Song Dynasty. The courtesy name is Zonggu, a native of Boping, Bozhou (Chiping, Shandong). Duangong Nine Classics and the third chapter. He passed through the Imperial Academy as a direct lecturer, the Minister of War, the Bachelor of Longtuge, and became the Crown Prince and Young Master. "History of the Song Dynasty" said that he "kept his own way" and "didn't even try to please A Fu". Zhenzong welcomed Tianshu and offered sacrifices to Fenyin, all of whom spoke out against him. During the reign of Renzong, he talked about the previous dynasty's rebellious kings and the subjugation of the country, and repeatedly satirized them. He is the author of "Classic Weiyan", "The Sound and Meaning of Mencius", etc.
Sun Fu (992-1057) was a scholar of the Northern Song Dynasty. He was born in Pingyang, Jinzhou (now Linfen, Shanxi), with the courtesy name Mingfu. He was not ranked as a Jinshi, so he lived in seclusion in Mount Tai, and was known as Mr. Taishan in the world. Later, he was highly praised by Fan Zhongyan and others. In addition to being the secretary of the Provincial School Secretary, he was directly lectured in the Imperial College and moved to the Zhongcheng Palace. He studied "Spring and Autumn" and wrote "Spring and Autumn Zun Wang Fa Wei". His ancestor, Lu Chun, founded the kingdom of Huan. Together with Hu Yuan and Shi Jie, he is also known as "Mr. Chusan of Song Dynasty". He is also the author of "Small Collection of Sun Mingfu".
Sun Zhu (1032-1080), a writer of the Northern Song Dynasty. The courtesy name is Juyuan, a native of Guangling, Yangzhou (Yangzhou, Jiangsu). Promote Jinshi. Moved to Taichang Liyuan. Zhiping Zhongshang Shu talks about the seventeen important things to do about the current situation, which are mostly adopted. Moved to Tongzhijianyuan. During Wang Anshi's political reform, he asked himself to come out to know Haizhou. From Yuanfeng to Hanlin, he became a bachelor. Learn well and remember well, and know allusions well. He is good at poetry and prose, and is famous in his time.
Sun Wei (1183-1240), an armor manufacturer in the early Yuan Dynasty. A native of Hunyuan (belonging to Shanxi). When Jin Zhenyou joined the army, he surrendered to the Mongolian Khanate in Yunzhong (northern Shanxi Province) and was appointed to a thousand households. The armor he made is called "hoof tendon and feather root armor". Genghis Khan personally tested it and found that arrows could not penetrate it. Later he served as the chief craftsman of Shuntian Road. His descendant Gong succeeded him and made folding shields.
Sun Long, a Ming painter. A native of Wujin (now Changzhou, Jiangsu Province), Yizuolong was named Tingzhen and his nickname was Duchi. He is good at painting birds, fish, grass and insects, all rendered in color, using the boneless method of Xu Xi and Zhao Chang, which is full of life and interest. His works include "Book of Flowers, Birds, Grass and Insects".
Sun Kehong (1533-1611), a Ming painter. A native of Huating (now Huating Town, Songjiang, Shanghai). The courtesy name is Yunzhi and the nickname is Xueju. Learned from Shen Zhou and Lu Zhi. The writing is concise and interesting. He also worked on orchids, bamboos, landscapes, and Buddhist and Taoist statues. He is also good at poetry and calligraphy. Calligraphy Song Ke.
Sun Chengzong (1564-1638), a general in the Ming Dynasty. The word is Zhisheng. A native of Gaoyang, Baoding (now part of Hebei Province). Wanli Jinshi.
In the second year of Tianqi (AD 1622), he was appointed Minister of the Ministry of War to manage Jiliao. In the fourth year of Guan, he trained troops in the fields and built dozens of castles so that the enemy did not dare to invade. Later, Wei Zhongxian was squeezed out by the Party and resigned. In the second year of Chongzhen (1629), soldiers of the Later Jin Dynasty (Qing Dynasty) entered Da'ankou. The Ming Dynasty used him to guard Tongzhou, and later moved to Shanhaiguan to recover Yongping, Qian'an, Luanzhou, Zunhua and other places. Four years later, he resigned and returned home. In the eleventh year, the Qing soldiers detoured into the Great Wall and attacked Gaoyang. He led his family to resist the battle and committed suicide after the city was destroyed. He is the author of "Gao Yang Collection".
Sun Shenxing (1564-1635), a Ming minister. The courtesy name is Wensi, the nickname is Qi'ao, and he was born in Wujin, Jiangsu Province. Taught editor. He was promoted to the right minister of the Ministry of Rites and was responsible for the affairs of the ministry. At the beginning of the Apocalypse, he was summoned to be the Minister of Rites. The first three cases were studied and discussed, and he returned home because of disagreements with the court officials. "History of the Ming Dynasty" said that he acted prudently and "conducted a noble and clean conduct, which temporarily lifted the gentry crown". In the eighth year of Tingzhen's reign (1635), he was promoted as a cabinet minister by the court officials. He died of illness when he entered Beijing. There is "Xuan Yan Zhai Ji".
Sun Qifeng (1584-1675), a scholar during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The courtesy name is Qitai, and the other character is Zhongyuan. He is known as Mr. Xia Feng in the world. A native of Rongcheng, Zhili Province (now part of Hebei Province). Together with Li Yong and Huang Zongxi, he is known as the "Three Great Confucians of the Early Qing Dynasty". He is the author of "The Biography of Neo-Confucianism", "Collections of Mr. Xia Feng", etc.
Sun Chuanting (1593-1643), a general in the late Ming Dynasty. The courtesy names are Boya and Baigu, and they were born in Zhenwuwei, Daizhou (Dai County, Shanxi). "History of the Ming Dynasty" records that he was "sharp and handsome in appearance, and Shen Yi was full of strategies". Wanli Jinshi. In the ninth year of Chongzhen (1636), the Prime Minister of Shuntian Prefecture promoted You Qiandu Censor to inspect Shaanxi, captured and killed Gao Yingxiang, the leader of the peasant army, and defeated Li Zicheng. He entered the capital of Wei and was framed by Yang Sichang and imprisoned for three years. In the 15th year, he became Zuo Shilang of the Ministry of War and became the governor of Shaanxi. The next year, he entered the Shangshu, governor-general of Jin, Shaanxi, Sichuan and other military affairs, and supervised Li Zicheng's army in town. He was defeated repeatedly and died in battle. There are "Bai Gu Ji", "Jian Lao Lu" and so on.
Sun Kewang (?-1660), a general of the peasant uprising army in the late Ming Dynasty, was a native of Mizhi, Shaanxi. Zhang Xianzhong's adopted son. He was brave and good at fighting, so he was called a brave general. He was called "a wall" in the army and was granted the title of General Pingdong. Xianzhong died in battle. He and the generals commanded Yungui and were promoted as leaders. Xuan became the leader of the country, and the reign name was Xingchao. Liannan Ming resisted the Qing Dynasty. Later, because of jealousy and hatred of Li Dingguo, he surrendered to the Qing Dynasty in Changsha, showed his military intelligence to Yunnan and Guizhou, and led troops to attack and kill him. The Qing Dynasty was granted the title of King of Yi. Later, he was shot and killed by Qing soldiers during hunting.
Sun Yunqiu, an optical instrument expert in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The courtesy names are Wenyu and Sibin, and he was born in Wujiang, Jiangsu Province. The earliest independent inventor of telescopes and the first glasses among Chinese people. Concave lenses, convex lenses and reflecting mirrors were also used to create more than 70 kinds of optical instruments such as microscopic mirrors, radiating mirrors and night mirrors. He also summarized practical experience and wrote "Mirror History". He also developed a natural dial for accurate timekeeping.
Sun Yanling (1647-1677), a Qing general. The Han army is under the red banner. Kong Youde's son-in-law. At the beginning of Kangxi's reign, he served as general of Guangxi, controlled Guilin, and took charge of Kong Youde's old ministry. In the 13th year of Kangxi's reign (1674), he raised his troops in response to Wu Sangui's rebellion, proclaimed himself General Anyuan, and occupied Guangxi. He was called Anyuan King. Later, he surrendered to the Qing Dynasty and was executed by Wu Sangui and Sun Shicong.
Sun Jiagan (1683-1753), a Qing minister. The courtesy name is Xigong and the nickname is Yizhai. He is from Taiyuan, Shanxi Province. Kangxi Jinshi, awarded the title of review. When Shizong ascended the throne, he had to deal with three things: blood, flesh and blood, stop donations, and stop the Western troops. The emperor called him a madman of the Imperial Academy. After Emperor Gaozong ascended the throne, Chen Dazheng was accepted repeatedly. The Minister of the Ministry of Officials and Punishments repeatedly acquitted people who were unjustly imprisoned, impeached people who were corrupt and criticized others, and restrained the tyrants and appeased the people. Promote water conservancy and farm mulberry. With outstanding political achievements, he became a bachelor and a prince.
Sun Xingyan (1753-1818), a scholar of Qing Dynasty. The courtesy name Yuanru was born in Yanghu, Jiangsu (now Wujin, Jiangsu). Guan Shandong oversees the grain road. He has studied a wide range of subjects, including classics and history, characters, phonology, various schools of thought, epigraphy and stone tablets, etc. He is good at seal script and official script, good at editing and editing, and is good at poetry and prose. He has written "Notes on Modern and Ancient Prose of Shangshu", "Jijie of Zhouyi", "Huanyu Visiting Stele Records", etc. There are engraved works such as "Pingjin Museum Series" and "Dainan Pavilion Series".
Sun Yuanxiang (1760-1829), a poet of the Qing Dynasty. Born in Zhaowen (now Changshu, Jiangsu), his courtesy name was Zixiao and his nickname was Xinqing. Jiaqing Jinshi. He was selected as a scholar of the Hanlin Academy and served as a co-educator of the Wuying Palace. Begging for leave and returning to the official position. He is good at parallel prose and good at calligraphy and painting. As famous as Wang Tan and Shu Wei. He is the author of "Tianzhen Pavilion Collection".
Sun Jianai (1827-1909), a Qing minister. The courtesy name is Xiechen, the nickname is Zhesheng, and the old man Danjing is from Shouzhou (Shou County), Anhui. Xianfeng champion. He once served as the Minister of the Ministry of Industry, the Ministry of Rites, the Ministry of Officials, and the master of Emperor Guangxu.
In the 24th year of Guangxu's reign (1898), the Imperial Academy was managed by the Minister of Civil Affairs and the co-organized bachelor's degree. Later, he became a bachelor of Tiren Pavilion, Dong Pavilion, Wenyuan Pavilion, and a bachelor of Wuying Palace of Jin Dynasty. He serves as Minister of Education, Minister of Government, and President of the Zizhengyuan. "Manuscripts of the History of the Qing Dynasty" said that he was "a Confucian scholar who was honest, honest, and always led new policies with his qualifications and hopes. He participated in every major plan and always insisted on integrity."
Sun Yuwen (?-1899), a Qing minister. Zi Laishan, Laishan, from Jining, Shandong. Xianfeng Jinshi, taught editing and editing. With his salary and merit, he gradually moved to Fujian to study politics, become a bachelor of the cabinet, left minister of the Ministry of Industry, minister of military aircraft, and minister of the Prime Minister's Yamen. He was "Quan Qi Rao Zhi Lue" ("Manuscript of the History of the Qing Dynasty"). During the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1894, he advocated peace talks, but was opposed by the court officials and retired due to illness.
Sun Yirang (1848-1908), a scholar of Qing Dynasty. The courtesy name is Zhongrong and the nickname is Zhenzhuang. A native of Ruian, Zhejiang. Tongzhi raises people. In 1886, he served as the head of the Ministry of Punishment, but later resigned to concentrate on academic research. In 1901, he wrote the "Pingyuan on Reform" and put forward the idea of ??political reform. He devoted his life to the study of classics, characters, oracle bones, epigraphy, documents, catalogs, and collation. "Examples of Deeds" is his earliest work on the examination of oracle bone inscriptions. He also wrote "Zhou Li Zhengyi", "Mozi's Interpretation", "Ancient Zhou Supplements", "Ming Yuan", "Zha Yi", "Wenzhou Jingji Zhi", "Xi Zhuang Shu Lin", etc.
Other people named Sun include Sun Yang, who was good at reading horses in the Spring and Autumn Period; Sun Liang, Sun Xiu and Sun Hao, the emperors of Wu during the Three Kingdoms period; Sun Fu, Sun Bi, Sun Yi and Sun Jing, the generals; Sun Yi, a writer of Jin Dynasty; Qiong, poet Sun Zheng; Southern Qi scholar Sun Shen; Tang writer Sun He; Northern Song scholar Sun Xi; Jin Taoist nun Sun Buer; Ming bibliophile Sun Fan, opera writer Sun Zhongling; Qing writer Sun Zhu, poets Sun Yunhe and Sun Yunhong, Sun Zhiqing, a seal engraver, Sun Chengze, a connoisseur of calligraphy and painting, etc. Modern and contemporary Sun celebrities include the revolutionary forerunner Sun Yat-sen, the democratic revolutionary Sun Wu, the Red Army general Sun Deqing, the political activist Sun Qimeng, the politician Sun Zhiyuan, the Kuomintang officials Sun Ke and Sun Yunzhen, the Kuomintang generals Sun Liren, Sun Chu, Sun Dianying, Sun Weiru, and the Beiyang Zhili Warlord Sun Chuanfang, geologists Sun Yunzhu and Sun Jianchu, petroleum geologist Sun Jianchu, resource mining expert Sun Yueqi, metallurgical expert Sun Dehe, electronic technology expert Sun Junren, computer expert Sun Zhongxiu, civil engineering expert Sun Jun, silkworm breeder Sun Benzhong, economist Sun Yefang, Sun Shangqing, sociologist Sun Wenwen, philosopher Sun Shuping, psychologist Sun Guohua, historian Sun Yutang, writer Sun Li, film playwrights Sun Shiyi and Sun Yu, theater director Sun Weishi, film actor Sun Daolin, Peking opera actor Sun Juxian, ventriloquism performing artist Sun Tai, volleyball players Sun Jinfang and Sun Yue, diving player Sun Shuwei, etc.