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### Che Qianqiu A person from the Western Han Dynasty, originally surnamed Tian. During the reign of Emperor Wu (from 140 BC to 87 BC), he served as Gaoxin Lang (an official position in the Han Dynasty). When Crown Prince Ju (born to Wei Zifu) was framed by Jiang Chong, the Zhizhi Xiuyi Envoy, Qianqiu pleaded for the crown prince. Emperor Wu was enlightened and appointed him as the Grand Herald. Later, he was made the Prime Minister and conferred the title of Marquis of Fumin. ### Che Yin A native of Nanping in the Jin Dynasty, with the courtesy name Wuzi, who lived in the middle of the 4th century. He was well - known for his extensive knowledge. He successively held positions such as Bie Jia of Jingzhou, Chief Clerk of the West Expedition, and finally reached the position of Minister of Personnel. When he was a young man, he was diligent in learning. His family was too poor to afford lamp oil. In summer, he used a bag to hold dozens of fireflies to illuminate his books and studied day and night. ### Che Ruoshui A man from Huangyan in the Song Dynasty, with the courtesy name Qingchen. He was knowledgeable and well - versed in literature, especially proficient in ancient Chinese. He styled himself as the Hermit of Yufeng Mountain. He wrote works such as *A Brief Record of the Universe* and *The Redundant Manuscripts of Yufeng*.