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Historical celebrities

Shuangjian

He once studied with Zhu Xi (Mr. Ziyang). During the Qingli period, he was promoted to Jinshi and became an official, and he was the prefect of Hanyang. Erudite and capable in writing, he was peaceful in his administration and was very lenient and kind to the people. He was deeply loved by the officials and the people, who said that he had the style of an ancient Xunli (an official who abides by the law).

Shuanglin

A native of Zhenghong Banner in Manchuria during the Qing Dynasty. During the Qianlong period, the Miao rebellions in Guizhou and Hunan were quelled, with consecutive victories. Shuangqing: Zi Zhicheng, a native of Linchuan, Jiangxi Province, was born in the 16th year of Guangxu's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1890), and graduated from Guizhou Normal School. He once served as counselor of the Generalissimo's Office in Guangzhou. In July of the 16th year of the Republic of China (1927), he served as counselor of the Ministry of Communications of the National Government. In February of the following year, he was appointed member and secretary-general of the Zhejiang Provincial Government. In December, he was appointed secretary of the Ministry of Communications of the National Government.

Shuangtaizhen

During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, he served in Sui County of the Song Dynasty (now Suizhou City, Hubei Province). He was capable and good in martial arts. At that time, the north and the south were divided and opposed, and the world was uneasy. Shen Youzhi, the auxiliary prince, sat in Jingzhou and gathered talents. In order to serve her mother, Tai Zhen was called not to go. One day, Taizhen went to Jiangling to do business and was detained by Youzhi, who asked him to be a deputy in the team. The next day, Taizhen escaped. Youzhi sent more than 20 people to hunt him down. Taizhen killed a few of them, but the others did not dare to approach, so they kidnapped his mother. After he found out, he went to see Youzhi. Youzhi knew that he was a filial son, so instead of convicting him, he rewarded him with tens of thousands of dollars and made him the leader of the team. Later, he proved to be both wise and brave on the battlefield.

Shuang Shiluo

During the Three Kingdoms period, he was a famous official in Wei State and served as the governor of Liangzhou. He was helpful in administration and won the hearts of the people.

Shuangmi Zhou

A native of the Wei state during the Three Kingdoms period, he served as the governor of Hezhou. He was helpful in administration and won the hearts of the people.

Twin Talisman

A famous official in the Tang Dynasty, he was once the governor of Guanzhou. He was highly respected and respected by the people of Yingzhou and Luzhou.

Shuangqing

(AD?~1771 to be tested), Manchu, Guarjia surname, courtesy name Xianzhong, No. 1 Youting, No. 1 Xifeng; native of Zhengbai Banner, Manchuria. Minister of the Qing Dynasty. In the eleventh year of Emperor Yongzheng's reign in the Qing Dynasty, he became a Jinshi and became a commoner. He was awarded the title of editor and editor, and served Emperor Gaozong with his poetic talents. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, he served as an official in Anhui's academic affairs, Imperial College, Jijiu, cabinet bachelor and minister of the Ministry of Rites. Gong Shi is the author of "Qin Ya Zhai Shi Cao".

Shuangquan

(1840~1880 AD to be tested), Daur ethnic group, Hurlat clan; a native of Zhengbai Banner in Manchuria. Famous Qing Dynasty general. Known for his physical strength, he served in the army under Seng Gelinqin, with the assistant leader as the commander-in-chief of the battalion. Later, he led troops to participate in the suppression of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. Because of his military exploits, he was awarded the title of "Yong" and a yellow mandarin jacket. He was named deputy commander of the capital and held the rank of Yunqi Wei. Later, he was awarded the title of minister of affairs in Xining. He rushed to his new post and died of illness. On the way.

Shuangfu

(years of birth and death to be determined), Manchu, Esuli clan; native of Zhenglan Banner in Manchuria. Famous Qing Dynasty general. Ning Guta is the deputy capital. He entered the customs during the Xianfeng and Tongzhi years of the Qing Dynasty and was appointed as the camp president leader in Zhili, Shandong, Anhui, Qianshan, Huaitong, Anqing, Shaanxi and other places. Those who are rewarded with flower feathers are given "Deleng'e Batulu", and they are all given the title of top grade. He successively served as the general manager of the Twin Castles, the deputy governor of Ningguta, and the deputy governor of Bertune.

Modern celebrities

Shuangqing

(1890~1970), whose courtesy name was Zhicheng and Zhuren (now Guiyang, Guizhou). Famous democratic revolution pioneer and patriotic democrat.

Graduated from Guizhou Province Excellent Normal School in 1911. During the Revolution of 1911, he joined the Tongmenghui in Shanghai. In his early years, he served as the president of Guiyang County Education Association and the provincial inspector of the Second District of Guizhou Province.

After the movement to protect the country began, Shuangqing joined the army and participated in the activities of the Guizhou Army to overthrow Yuan. In 1917, he served as secretary and military representative in Guangdong to Wang Wenhua, commander-in-chief of the Guizhou Army.

In 1921, he served as a counselor in the Presidential Palace of Sun Yat-sen. Shuangqing followed Sun Yat-sen in his Northern Expedition to Guangxi. In the same year, he served as secretary of the Ministry of Education and the State Council of the Beiyang Government. In 1926, he served as Secretary-General of the Eastern Route Headquarters of the Northern Expeditionary Army and followed He Yingqin to the Fujian battlefield. Later, he served as director of the Finance Department of Zhanglong District, Fujian Province and director of the Finance Department of Fujian Province. In 1928, he served as member and secretary-general of the Zhejiang Provincial Government. In the same year, he was transferred to the Central Ministry of Communications with Wang Boqun as counselor and secretary. In 1929, he was sent to Germany by the Ministry of Transport to negotiate and sign the establishment of "Eurasian Airlines". After returning to China the following year, he served as general manager and vice chairman of Eurasia Airlines.

In 1932, he was appointed by the National Government as a member of the Guizhou Provincial Government and Director of the Department of Construction. Due to opposition from local feudal forces in Guizhou, Shuangqing failed to take office. In 1934, he returned to Guiyang and lived in seclusion.

In 1940, he participated in organizing the progressive group "Dabingshe" in Guiyang and served as its chairman. In 1946, after being introduced by Shi Liang and Xin Zhichao, Shuangqing joined the China Democratic League in Chongqing and was sent back to Guizhou to take charge of the preparatory work for the Democratic League organization. In 1947, the patriotic democratic movement was suppressed by the Kuomintang authorities. The following year, he left Guiyang for Nanjing and Peking.

In November 1949, Shuangqing attended the enlarged meeting of the Fourth Plenary Session of the Democratic League Central Committee in Beijing.

After returning to Guiyang in 1950, Shuangqing was appointed as a member of the Guizhou Provincial Government and a member of the Supervisory Committee.

Later, he served as chairman of the Guizhou Provincial Provisional Working Committee of the Democratic League, member of the Southwest General Branch of the Democratic League, chairman of the Guizhou Provincial Committee of the Democratic League, member of the Central Committee of the Democratic League, the first, second and third people's representatives of Guizhou Province, member of the Provincial Party Committee, and provincial committee member. Vice Chairman of the 2nd and 3rd CPPCC Committee, member of the 3rd and 4th CPPCC National Committee, vice president of the Provincial Sino-Soviet Friendship Association, etc.

During the early days of the Cultural Revolution, persecuted by Lin Biao and the Gang of Four, Shuangqing was beaten and severely injured. Unfortunately, he died in Guiyang in December 1970 at the age of 80.

Shuang Houping

(?~1926), Manchu, stage name Shuang Wenxing; native of Beijing. Famous storytelling artist.

Shuanghouping used the name Shuanghouping when he performed in the library, and became famous in the calligraphy circle. He studied under Zhang Junyi and performed in Beijing at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China. He often told stories in famous teahouses such as Tonghexuan in Beicheng, Dongyuexuan in Dongcheng, Qingpingxuan in Xicheng, and Fuhaiju in Nancheng. He is proficient in literature and science, familiar with the world, profound knowledge, and has a wide range of books. He has commented on "Sui and Tang Dynasties", "Water Margin", "Ji Gong Biography", "Shi Gong An", "Jing Zhong Biography", "Fengshen Bang", etc., all of which have reached a high level. At that time, he was known as "Double Secretary Shufu".

Shuanghouping storytelling has a neat structure and vivid images. He is familiar with Beijing's Five Elements and Eight Works, city customs and the mentality of people from all walks of life. He is good at using voice and voice to depict characters in a delicate and true way. He feels like hearing his voice and seeing the person. He can skillfully master storytelling "Ancient Stories and Modern Stories" , with the artistic characteristics of "commentary", they often put aside the main text to talk about "bits and pieces", and use humorous and meaningful "live words" to perfunctory extraneous books, cynicism and criticism of current ills. Sometimes after finishing the book, he would tell a few jokes at the invitation of the audience, most of which were improvised and caught on the spot, making people laugh.

In the early years of the Republic of China, Shuanghouping served as the president of the Beijing Storytelling Research Association. He was over sixty years old, and he was still full of energy. His calligraphy skills were proficient, and his reputation doubled. Every day, the bookstores were filled with people. Donate. "Feng Shen Bang" is the last book he talked about. All the gods in "Feng Shen Bang" have additional nicknames. For example, it is said that the long-eared Dingguang Immortal becomes Maitreya Buddha if his ears are pulled down. Therefore, Maitreya Buddha is called "Dadingzi". ".

Yang Yunqing, a disciple of Shuanghouping, directly inherited his storyteller mantle on "Ji Gong Zhuan" and "Water Margin". He taught it for six months in several big libraries on Beijing's Back Gate Street and was well received by the audience. , known as "Backdoor Red", also enjoys a high reputation in the book world.

Among the artists from all walks of life in Beijing at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, Shuanghouping was honored as the "King of Storytelling" in the society for his superb art. He was the same as the "King of Peking Opera" Tan Xinpei and the "King of Drumming" "Liu Baoquan is also known as the "Three Wonders in the Art Circle".

Shuang Qixiang

(1931~), Manchu; native of Beijing. Famous clay sculptor. He is a member of the Beijing Traditional Toy Research Association and a master of Chinese arts and crafts. Born in a declining Manchu family in Beijing in 1931, he studied under Li Rongshan, the "Clay Master" in Beijing, at the age of thirteen. While working at the Beijing Color Plastic Factory from 1962 to 1965, his works won seventy-seven excellence awards. The work "Old Beijing Clay Doll" won the silver medal in the 2003 "Beijing Tourism Product Design Competition", and the "refined large facial makeup" won the gold medal in the 2003 "First Beijing Arts and Crafts Exhibition".

Shuang Dequan

(1939~), Manchu; native of Beijing. Famous national model worker and expert in Chinese wrestling.

Shuang Yan

(1958~), Manchu, son of Shuang Qixiang; native of Beijing. Famous clay sculptor. Shuang's clay figures and the third generation descendant of facial makeup art have been learning clay facial makeup since childhood from his father Shuang Qixiang, a master of Chinese arts and crafts. It has been more than forty years now. On the basis of inheriting the tradition, it also incorporates modern aesthetic consciousness and gradually forms its own style. His works have participated in many exhibitions and demonstrations at home and abroad, and some of his works have been collected by enthusiasts.