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Fu Jiamo A native of Wugong during the Tang Dynasty. During the Chang'an period (AD 701 - 704), he served as the Jinyang County Lieutenant. Along with Wu Shaowei, the Jinyang County Lieutenant, and Wei Guyi, the Taiyuan County Registrar, they were all well - known for their literary works and were known as the "Three Outstanding Figures of the Northern Capital" at that time. He and Wu Shaowei both had elegant, rich, magnificent and heroic styles, and they were also jointly called the "Wu - Fu Style". Recommended by Wei Sili, they both served as the Supervisory Censors of the Left Court. Fu Bi (AD 1004 - 1083) With the courtesy name Yanguo, he was a native of Luoyang, Henan Commandery during the Northern Song Dynasty. He was well - known in his youth and was recruited as the son - in - law by Yan Shu. During the reign of Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty, he and Han Qi jointly presided over the affairs in the Secretariat. He made two diplomatic missions to the Khitan Liao Dynasty and firmly refused their demand for territorial cession. In the second year of the Zhihe period (AD 1055), he served as the Prime Minister alongside Wen Yanbo. Fu Yuanheng With the courtesy name Gongquan, he was a Jinshi during the Song Dynasty. He initially served as the Registrar of Sui County and was promoted to the郎中 of the Ministry of Works during the Shaoxing period (AD 1131 - 1162). He always adhered to moral integrity, was honest and cautious in his official career.