Notable people Ningxiang

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ningxiang county birthplace of:



gan siqi - 1 of 57 generals bestowed honour of being founding general of people s republic of china.
he shuheng - proletarian revolutionary in modern china.
huang yali - pop singer earned sixth place in 2006 super girl contest.
ray huang - historian , philosopher best known in later years idea of macro-history.
li zehou - scholar of philosophy , intellectual history resides in united states.
liu shaoqi - former president of people s republic of china. former residence museum.
liu yuan - 1 of sons of liu shaoqi, general , political commissar of people s liberation army general logistics department.
lu diping - military general , politician.
lu li - gymnast best known gold medal on uneven bars in 1992 summer olympics in barcelona.
qi xueqi - famous anti-japanese commander of kuomintang (kmt).
tang sulan - writer , politician.
tao zhiyue - kuomintang general during second anti-japanese war.
tong enzheng - archaeologist, historian, designer, , science fiction author.
xiang zhejun - jurist , prosecutor @ international military tribunal far east.
xie juezai - former deputy secretary of central commission discipline inspection.
xie fei - son of xue juezai, world-recognized chinese film director.
ye xiaowen - former director of state administration religious affairs
zhou guangzhao - former president of chinese academy of sciences.
zhou shuguang - blogger , citizen journalist best known traveling around china document injustice done citizens.






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