宓,糜,米

由于 <|famous_people_introduce_zh|> 为空，因此答案留空。

They are descendants of the Youmi Clan, a vassal state during the Xia Dynasty. In the Kingdom of Wu of the Three Kingdoms period, there was Mi Xin, the governor of Leping, who wrote works such as "Essentials of Spring and Autumn Annals".

Mi Fu (1051–1107), styled Fuzhang, with the sobriquets Haiyue Waishi and Lumeng Jushi, was a native of Xiangyang in the Song Dynasty and was commonly known as Mi Xiangyang. He was unrestrained and unconventional, and his behaviors were so eccentric that he was known as Mi Dian (the Crazy Mi). He was good at writing odd and adventurous essays, excelled in calligraphy, and was also an original painter of landscapes and figures. He had a great passion for ancient bronzes, stones, and curios, especially strange mountains. There is a well - known story about him paying homage to a rock. He once held the post of the Deputy Minister of Rites and was also called Mi Nangong. He was the author of books such as Baojin Yingguang Ji, Shu Shi, Hua Shi, and Yan Shi.