Li Zhenguo 1

Li Zhenguo (1827- 1887) was born in Tengyue Town, the frontier of renewal.

General Weiyuan Camp, Tengyue Town Standard, General Zuo Ying, General Longling Camp, and Tengyue Police Assistant.

1874, resist the British invasion.

1886 died and was buried at the foot of Laifeng Mountain.

2. Zhang

Zhang (188 1- 1964), whose real name is Rongting, is a lay man of wood and stone.

19 14 Join the Revolutionary Party of China.

In the 20th year of the Republic of China, tens of thousands of ancient cultural relics purchased in Beiping and other places were transported back to Tengchong to open the Mu Xin Library.

1942 before Tengchong fell, he settled in Beijing and served as the president of the China Federation of the International Red Cross.

3. Liu Chuxiang

Liu Chuxiang (1886- 1952), whose real name is Meng Ze, was named Shi Zhai.

19 16 was elected as a member of the constitutional drafting Committee and was awarded the second-class Golden Harvest Medal.

From 65438 to 0927, he served as the principal of Tengchong and other five affiliated joint middle schools and the director of the county library.

After Tengchong was recovered by the Japanese army, he served as Tengchong county magistrate.

After the founding of New China, he served as a librarian of Yunnan Provincial Museum of Literature and History.

4. Zhang Baoting

Zhang Baoting (1859- 1928), whose real name is Deheng, is a word line.

When I was young, I went to Myanmar to do business, and successively engaged in coffee introduction, wood splitting machine factory and other industries. After the Qing Dynasty, I switched to jade mining and became rich.

Later, he was hired by Britain to collect jade tariffs and transport materials, and was awarded a gold medal by the Queen of England.

Zhang Baoting is generous, Ren Xia, and is respected as a leader by overseas Chinese living in Myanmar.

5. Zhang Wende

Before and after the Anti-Japanese War in Tengchong, Zhang Wende (1880- 1957) served as the county magistrate of Changning and Shunning twice, being honest and honest, and loving the people.

During his tenure as the anti-Japanese county magistrate of Tengchong, he was the organizer and leader of the people in the county to fight against the Japanese army.

In his later years, he was promoted to be a member of Dehong CPPCC and was hired as the editor of provincial records. 1957 died in Tengchong, and Dehong CPPCC was awarded the title of "loyal to the future".