Zheng Xiaoxu

• Zheng Xiaoxu was a modern Chinese politician, poet, and calligrapher. He was good at regular script, and one of the advocates of “Tong Guang School”.

• relevant artists

  • Li Shenpei

  • Li Ni

  • Nakabayashi Gochiku

  • Meikaku Kusakabe

    Kusakabe Meikaku, his real name is Tosaku, the courtesy name is Ziyu, and the art names are Dongyu, Suiryu, Yazuru, Old Crane, and Tsuruso. He is called "the father of modern Japanese calligraphy". In 1891, he traveled to China and interacted with literary figures of the late Qing dynasty, such as Zhang Zuyi, Wu Dacheng, and Wu Changshuo. He was an early member of the Xilin company.

  • Xu Shichang

    Xu Shichang, courtesy name Buwu, and pseudonyms Juren, Taozhai, Donghai, and later in life Shuizhu Village, had a deep foundation in classical Chinese studies. Not only did he write books and establish himself in the field of literature, but he also studied calligraphy. He was particularly skilled in painting landscapes, pine trees, and bamboo.

  • Sun Baoqi

    Sun Baoqi, whose courtesy name was Mu Han and who was signed as Meng Jin in his later years, was a native of Hangzhou, Zhejiang. He was an important minister from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, the fourth acting prime minister of the Beiyang government, and a diplomat.

  • Wei Zhusheng

    Wei Zhunsheng, Courtesy name is Zhusheng, was born in Changsu, Jiangsu. He is a calligrapher and seal carver in Qing dynasty. He was good at Zhangcao style.

  • Hu Siyuan

    Hu Siyuan, born in Guizhou. Worked as Secretary of the State Government, Senate. Good at poetry and calligraphy.

  • Shen Ruilin

  • Rong Hou

  • Zhang Jinghui

    Zhang Jinghui, a close aide to Zhang Zuolin, serving as the second Prime Minister of Manchukuo.

  • Han Yunjie

  • Lv Ronghuan

  • Xi Qia

  • Zhang Huanxian

  • Chen Jicheng

  • Chen Shaokuan

  • Bao Xi

    Bao Xi was born in Zhenglanqi, Manzhou. Minister of the Ministry of Rites, Bachelor of Cabinet, law minister, After the Republic of China, worked as Advisor to the Presidential Office, Senator and participated in politics.

  • San Duo

  • Puyi

    Aisin Gioro Puyi (1906-1967), the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, courtesy name Yaozhi, and pen name Haoran, was also known as the Xuantong Emperor or the Last Emperor of the Qing. He was the great-grandson of the Daoguang Emperor, the grandson of Prince Chunxian, Yixuan, and the eldest son of Prince Regent Zaifeng. His mother was Su Wan Guarjia Youlan. Puyi ruled twice: from 1908 to 1912, and again from July 1 to July 12, 1917.