Sang Chunrong (? -1882), Qing minister. Wanping people in Zhili (now Beijing) are famous for their many words. Daoguang was a scholar of Daoguang for twenty-two years (1842), and served as the history of Daoguang in Henan and Sichuan. He succeeded the magistrate in Lin 'an, Yunnan, and was later transferred to the magistrate in Yunnan. To suppress the anti-Qing uprising of the Hui people in China, in the first year of Xianfeng in Nandao (185 1), the salt law was also used to supervise the official money bureau, simplifying the articles of association, prohibiting excessive expropriation and facilitating businessmen. In three years, he was awarded a judge in Guizhou Province, and in the following year, he was awarded a minister in Yunnan. In five years, he was promoted to governor and served as governor of Yungui. Because of repeated failures in suppressing the uprising of the Heaven and Earth Society in Guangxi, he was disintegrated and served as a bachelor of cabinet for nine years. The British and French allied forces invaded Beijing and were ordered to supervise the defense of Zhili and Shuntian regiments, and later served as the right assistant minister of the Ministry of Justice. In the eleventh year of Tongzhi (1872), he was granted the right to study the laws of the past dynasties and the criminal law of the Qing Dynasty day and night, and personally tried the accumulated cases. Then he died of illness.

Other names of mulberry trees are

Mulberry, a musician in the Three Kingdoms and Wei Dynasties;

Sang Chong, Minister of Western Jin Dynasty;

Tang minister sang daomao;

Sang Hanqing, a general of the Jin Dynasty after the Five Dynasties;

Ming Sancho, generals Sang Shijie and Sang Jing, scholars Sang Yue, Sang Xuemei and Sang Risheng, playwright Sang Shaoliang and poet Sang Baizhen;

Qing generals sang sai, sang forehead, etc.

Modern mulberry names include politicians Sang Zhu, Sang Jie, chemical laser expert Sang Fengting, soil expert Sang Yilin, clinical pharmacologist Sang Weiguo, medical scientist Sang Guowei, ethnologist Sang Hengkang, economist Sang Bing, Sang Runsheng and Sang, historian Sang Jian, modern literature research expert Sang Jian, writers Sang Di and Sang Xinhua, and poet Sang Hengchang. Artist Sanjia, reporter Sang Bu, Henan Opera actor Sang Dianjie, gymnast Sang Lan, badminton player Sang Yang, table tennis player Sang Yachan, diver Sang Xue, actor Sang, mountaineer Sang Zhu, etc.

Sang Shichang: Huaihai native, a famous scholar in the Song Dynasty, a relative of Lu You, an editor with a collection of essays, including "An Examination of Lanting".

Sang Rong: The word Wen Yao is from Changshu. Ming Dynasty painter, author of Bamboo Window Collection.