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Ning Changzhen (?——627), or Ning Changzhen, was born in Qinzhou, Xidao, Guangnan (now Qinzhou, Guangxi). The son of Ning Mengli, the commander-in-chief of Li Liao. Ning Changzhen's family is the descendant of the Xiyuan Man, the ancestor of the Zhuang people, and has been the Lingnan chieftain for generations. In order to consolidate their dominance, the feudal dynasties of the past dynasties sent troops to conquer many times, but to no avail. In order to maintain long-term peace and stability, they had to adopt a strategy focusing on appeasement to adjust the relationship between the Central Plains dynasties and the border minority groups. From the Han Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, the policy of restraining the emperor was implemented, and the Ning family was able to inherit the throne of Qinzhou as the governor. [17]

Ning Yuanti (644-728), a native of Qinjiang County, was born in Qinjiang in the first year of Linde (644 AD), Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty. county. Born into an official family, the Ning family was a prominent family in the Qinlian area at that time. They were able to teach barbarians and civilize the people with the culture of the Central Plains. During the more than 100 years from Liang Dynasty to the early Tang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties, the Ning family had "five generations and seven governors". His great-grandfather was the governor of Lianzhou, and his father was appointed as an admonishment official. After his death, he was buried in Datong Mountain with great ceremony, and a shrine was erected in Shangmeng Village. Later, there were Ning Jian Temples in Qinzhou and Lingshan. [18]

Feng Minchang (1747-1806), courtesy name Boqiu and nickname Yushan, was a native of Magang Village, Dasi Town, Qinzhou, Guangdong (now Qinzhou, Guangxi). He was a great literary figure of the Zhuang ethnic group in the Qing Dynasty. He was a Jinshi of the Qianlong Emperor, an editor of the Hanlin Academy, the head of the Household Department, the head of the Henan Department of the Ministry of Punishment, and was awarded the title of Fengzheng Dafu. Prince's teacher, later generations commented on him as "a great Confucian in the Five Ridges, not just a good scholar from his hometown". He wrote more than 2,000 poems and more than 200 articles in his life, mainly included in "Xiaoluofu Thatched Cottage Poetry Collection". [19]

Feng Zicai (1818.7.29 ~ 1903.9.18) was a famous anti-French general in the late Qing Dynasty. The courtesy name is Nanqian and the nickname is Cuiting. He is Han nationality and a native of Qinzhou, Guangxi. During the Xianfeng period, Xiangrong and Zhang Guoliang suppressed the Taiping Army. During the Tongzhi period, he successively promoted the governor of Guangxi. Since the Sino-French War, he was appointed as the assistant military affairs officer outside the Guangxi Pass. He defeated the French army at Zhennanguan, captured Wenyuan and Langshan, and severely damaged the French commander. Nigri was awarded the title of Admiral of Yunnan. During the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1894, he was transferred to Zhenjiang and eventually became the admiral of Guizhou. Having been in charge of the army for more than forty years, the situation remains the same. His posthumous title is Yongyi. [20]

Liu Yongfu (1837-1917), named Yuanting, Han nationality, was born in Qinzhou, Guangdong (now part of Guangxi), his ancestral home is Dongping, Bobai. He was a famous military figure in the Qing Dynasty. He was originally A general of the Black Flag Army who resisted the Qing Dynasty, he led the Black Flag Army to participate in the Sino-French War in 1883 and repeatedly defeated the French army. After the Sino-Japanese War, he was ordered to go to Taiwan to resist Japan, but ultimately failed.

Feng Zhaojin (1845-1894), courtesy name Lisheng, was born in Zhulan Street, Qincheng, and later moved to Longchuanyong on the outskirts of the city. When he was young, his family was poor and he worked as a child laborer. At the age of 14, he learned archery from Feng Zicai and later worked as a servant in Feng's department. During the Youxu period of the Qing Dynasty, he went out with Feng on three campaigns and secured the rank of deputy general Guan Dai Hualing. In 1882, Feng Zicai returned to Qin to recover from his illness. In 1884, he supervised the regiment training of Gao, Lei, Lian and Qiong. Zhao Jin also joined the army to accompany him. In the same year, the Sino-French War broke out, the Qing army retreated, and Guangxi was shocked. He followed Feng Zicai in the Sino-French War and made many meritorious deeds. [17]

Huang Mingtang (1866-1938), a member of the Alliance and a general of the Republic of China. A native of Mili Village, Sanyi Village Committee, Dasi Town, Qinzhou, Guangxi. Zhuang, one of the leaders of the Zhuang peasant uprising in the Qing Dynasty. In the 33rd year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1907), Huang Mingtang joined the China Alliance led by Sun Yat-sen and became Sun Yat-sen's loyal assistant. He organized and led the Zhennanguan Uprising and the Yunnan Hekou Uprising. Huang Mingtang followed Sun Yat-sen throughout his life. After Sun Yat-sen's death, he vowed not to attach himself to Chiang Kai-shek and resigned.

Xu Yunshang

lived in Guangzhou. [21]

Xu Yunshang (1984-) is a singer and original musician from Qinzhou, Guangxi. He is a member of the rookie group Shenma Band. He composed all the songs of the band by himself, and the main works include "Love River", "Home", "Awesome Girl", etc. The 2008 "5.12" Wenchuan earthquake relief charity song "Love China - We Are Together" was composed by Xu Yunshang.