1. Chen Sheng, the leader of the peasant uprising
Bobby Chen is from Yangcheng. Bobby Chen made a living as a long-term laborer when he was young. Once, he and his friends were resting in the field. He said to his friends, "If some of us are rich in the future, don't forget our old friends!" Everyone was amused and said, "where did you get the money for working hard to farm for others?" Chen Sheng sighed and said to himself, "Alas, how can a sparrow understand Hongyan's ambition!"
In 209 BC, Chen Sheng, Guangwu and others were ordered to be stationed in Yuyang. When they arrived in osawa Township, the rainstorm delayed their trip, which was punished according to the laws of the Qin Dynasty. Chen Sheng and Guangwu decided to rebel. They used people's superstitions to write the word "Chen" on a piece of white silk and stuffed it in the belly of fish caught by others. When the soldiers bought fish, they found the words on this white silk and were very surprised. In the middle of the night, he sneaked into a ruined temple near the military camp, lit a bonfire, pretended that the fox said something first, and then shouted, "Great Chu Xing, Chen." The soldiers of the whole battalion were even more surprised and scared.
Chen Sheng and Guangwu saw that the time was ripe for the uprising, so they killed two officers who led them and launched an uprising in osawa Township. The uprising team developed rapidly, and Zhang Chu regime was established in Chenjun, and Chen Sheng became king. Then Chen Sheng sent troops to attack Zhao, Wei and other places, and sent the main force to attack the Guanzhong area. However, due to the counterattack of Qin Jun's superior forces, Chen Sheng was killed by the traitor Zhuang Jia after the defeat.
2. Chen Shou, the author of Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Chen Shou was born in Han An, Brazil (now Nanchong, Sichuan). He studied under Qiao Zhou, a famous scholar, as an adult, served as the main book of General Wei, and later became an important official who managed the throne around the emperor. At the end of Shu Han Dynasty, he was demoted by Liu Chan as an official without official position. After the establishment of the Western Jin Dynasty, Emperor Wu of Jin named him Lian Xiao and put him in charge of compiling national history. His History of the Three Kingdoms is regarded as one of the "Four Histories".
Legend has it that when Chen Shou was preparing to compile the History of the Three Kingdoms, one day he came across a Liangzhou secretariat named Ding, a descendant of Ding Yi and Ding Brothers. Chen Shou proudly said to him, "If you give me1000m, I will write a very good biography for your parents." The secretariat ignored him, so Chen Shou really didn't give a biography to the Shi Ding brothers. So people at that time looked down on him with this matter. The History of the Three Kingdoms written by Chen Shou, with concise words and detailed notes, is an important historical material for studying the Three Kingdoms period and has also become the blueprint of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms in later generations.
3. Zuiyan Chen Danqing tea
Chen Hongshou, born in Qiaofeng, Zhuji, Zhejiang, was a famous painter in the late Ming Dynasty.
Chen Hongshou liked painting when he was a child. It is said that when he was five years old, his mother asked him to borrow bamboo curtains from his uncle's house. When he saw the newly painted wall of his uncle's house, he couldn't help recording it and drew a portrait of Guan Yu. In the painting, Guan Yu stroked his beard in one hand and held Chunqiu in the other. He is eight or nine feet long and radiant, which makes his uncle kowtow. At the age of 0/0, Chen Hongshou studied under the famous painters Sun Huo and Lan Ying. According to Zhou Lianggong's Reading Pictures, when Chen Hongshou was a teenager, he took home the 72-year-old stone carving written by Hang Xiucai Li, copied it repeatedly, and asked Lan Ying for advice. Lan Ying said it was very similar, and he was very happy. Asked after copying, Lan Ying said that he didn't like it, but he was happier. Therefore, Chen Hongshou realized from an early age that imitating the ancients cannot imitate the ancients, but should create his own style by learning the achievements of predecessors.
Chen Hongshou's interest in painting mainly focuses on figure painting. 14 years old, as soon as his works went on the market, people paid for them. /kloc-When he was 0/5 years old, he was invited to make birthday pictures and articles for people. His representative works include Xiu Xiang's illustrations such as Water Margin, Thin Valley, Nine Songs and The West Chamber. All of them are famous woodcuts, and they are praised by contemporary international scholars as "the first person who represents many completely unique artistic styles in the17th century". His works include "Baolun Tangji" and "Avoiding Chaos Grass".
Although Chen Hongshou was an outstanding painter in the late Ming Dynasty, his life was bumpy. When he was young, he went to Beijing several times and failed in the exam. He had to sell paintings to accumulate money and enter imperial academy. After seeing through the darkness and corruption in political affairs, he left. After the establishment of the Qing regime, a friend from Wang Xing suggested that Chen Hongshou take the exam. He wrote in his poem: "The two kings did not advise me to be an official ... a pair of drunken eyes looking at the green hills." He was nostalgic and desperate for the Ming Dynasty, and finally became a monk. He died at the age of 55.