1. Lai Buyi: His Taoist name is Buyizi, so he is also called Lai Buyi, also known as the "Prophet Mountain Man". He is a native of Fengshanggang, Dingnan County, Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province. Born between 1101 and 1126 AD (the reign of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty), he became a high school scholar at the age of nine. He once served as a national counselor, but was later framed by the treacherous minister Qin Hui and lived in exile for a long time.

Lai Buyi’s footprints have traveled almost all over China. With his superb Feng Shui theory and technology, he sympathized with the poor and rescued the poor, helped the weak to fight against the strong, and left behind many mythical legends. "Master of Feng Shui" The reputation spread like wildfire. Later, Lai Buyi saw through the world of mortals and hid in the mountains and forests, spending time with the green mountains and white clouds, without a trace of anyone.

2. Laihe: His original name is Laihe, and his courtesy name is Laiyun. Taiwan? Changhua people. Born in 1894 in an ordinary family in Changhua, Taiwan. The period when Lai Ho lived was the period when Japan occupied Taiwan and implemented colonial rule. Faced with the high-pressure political rule implemented by the Japanese rulers, Lai Ho used his pen as a sword and gun to expose and accuse the Japanese invaders of the serious consequences they had caused to the Taiwanese people. disaster, and enthusiastically praises the rebellious spirit of the Taiwanese people.

In addition to practicing medicine, Lai He was also engaged in anti-Japanese activities and literary creation. He was the founder of Taiwan's new literature and was known as the father of Taiwan's new literature. He has published a series of prose poems and vernacular novels, such as "The Fight", "A Scale Boy", and "Making Trouble", etc., all of which are included in "The Complete Works of Mr. Lai He".

His works had a profound impact on the generation of local writers after the May Fourth Movement in Taiwan, and Lai He became the pioneer of Taiwan's new literary movement and was known as the "nanny" of Taiwanese literature. He once served as the literary columnist of the Taiwanese People's Daily and actively promoted Taiwan's New Literature Movement, which was not tolerated by the Japanese colonial regime. He was imprisoned twice, but he still refused to give in and struggled unremittingly. He died of illness in 1943 at the age of 50.

3. Lai Ning: formerly known as Lai Lin, a native of Shimian County, Ya'an City, Sichuan, and a second-year junior high school student at Shimian Middle School. On March 13, 1988, in order to put out a sudden mountain fire, save the mountain village, and protect the safety of television and ground satellite receiving stations.

He took the initiative to join the fire-fighting team and died after fighting in the fire for four or five hours. He was only 15 years old. In May 1988, the Communist Youth League Central Committee and the State Education Commission awarded Lai Ning the glorious title of "Heroic Boy".

4. Lai Qiushi: formerly known as Lai Fuxiu, a native of Shicheng, Hulei Township, Yongding County, Fujian Province, and one of the founders of the local organization of the Communist Party of China in Yongding County. In 1925, he participated in the "May 30th" anti-imperialist struggle, and then went to Guangzhou to study at the Fifth Peasant Movement Institute, during which he joined the Communist Party of China. After graduating in December of the same year, he returned to Yongding, taught at Xiahu Public School with Ruan Shan and other leaders, and secretly engaged in revolutionary activities.

In July 1926, he founded the Yongding branch of the Communist Party of China with Ruan Shan and others, actively organized peasant associations and trade unions, and promoted the national revolutionary movement. After the failure of the Great Revolution, he went underground and secretly organized peasant movements and peasant armed forces. In June 1928, according to the deployment of the Yongding Riot Committee, he and Lai Yushan and others led the Shicheng Peasant Army to hold the Jinfeng Riot, and then launched the struggle against "Qing Xiang".

In October of the same year, he established the Shichengkeng branch of the Communist Party of China with Lai Zulie and others and served as a propaganda committee member. On April 18, 1929, in order to support the Fourth Red Army's invasion of Fujian, he led peasant armed forces to attack the Hulei Militia and rescued Xikou Party Branch Secretary Zeng Yifan and other comrades.

After the Fourth Red Army liberated Yongding in May of the same year, he first worked in the Hulei District Soviet Government. In May 1930, he was transferred to the County Soviet Government as Secretary and Secretary-General, making many contributions to the consolidation and development of the Red regime. . In April 1931, he was wrongly convicted in the "purge of the Social Democratic Party" in western Fujian. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the People's Government recognized Lai Qiushi as a revolutionary martyr.

5. Lai Rongzhuan: A native of Hexi Township, Yongding County, Fujian Province. In the summer of 1927, after graduating from Changting Normal University and returning to his hometown, he, Lai Jifa and others began to engage in revolutionary activities. In the autumn of 1928, he joined the Red Guards of the Red Army and participated in the Fengnen Uprising. Joined the Red Army in June 1929, studied at Longyan Red Army School, and joined the Communist Party of China in 1930.

After graduating from the Red Army School, he successively served as the propagandist of the Fourth Column of the Fourth Red Army, the youth officer of the Political Department of the 12th Red Army, the instructor of the recruit company of the Fujian Military Region, the Propaganda Section Chief of the Political Department of the Third Military Division of the Fujian Military Region, and the Political Department Director of the Department, instructor of the Ting Company Independent Battalion, political commissar of the Mingguang Independent Battalion, director of the Political Department of the 9th Independent Regiment of the Red Army. Participated in all the anti-"encirclement and suppression" operations in the Central Soviet Area.

In October 1934, the main force of the Red Army went north after the Long March and stayed in western Fujian to persist in guerrilla warfare and participated in the establishment of Yanning Company (Longyan, Ningyang, Liancheng) guerrilla base areas. In April 1935, the Southwestern Fujian Military and Political Committee was established to unify the leadership of the guerrilla war in southwestern Fujian. He served as director of the Political Department of the Second Division and director of the Political Department of the 9th Red Regiment.

In May, he led an expedition to southern Fujian to join forces with the Third Red Regiment, which provided strong support for the construction of the guerrilla zone in southern Fujian. At the end of November 1935, the 9th Red Regiment returned from Zhangpu in southern Fujian and died in the Yongding Hu Lei anti-"Qing Suppression" battle. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he was posthumously considered a martyr.

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