1. Wang Pan (1202-1293 AD) was a native of Wangpanzhuang in Yongnian of the Yuan Dynasty. He moved south to Junlu Mountain before the Jin Dynasty.

2. Wang Pan of Jiangsu Province (approximately 1470~1530) was a Sanqu artist of the Ming Dynasty. The courtesy name is Hongjian. A native of Gaoyou (now Jiangsu). He was born into a wealthy family and loved to read. He had been a scholar, but he abandoned it because he felt restrained. He no longer wanted to be an official in his life and indulged in landscapes, poetry and wine. He had a good nature and lived in a building. He built a building in a remote area in the west of Gaoyou City. He often talked and chanted with famous people there, so he named himself West Tower. He was good at poetry and painting, and was especially good at music. He could blurt out the words and hit the right tune. He often chanted on silk and bamboo, forgetting to be tired all night long. His personality was free and easy, and he was famous for a while.

3. Wang Pan, a physician in the Ming Dynasty (about 1470-1530). His courtesy name was Hongjian and his alias was Xilou. He was a native of Gaoyou (now part of Jiangsu Province). He had no intention of raising his son's career. Because he saw that famine was prevalent in the Jianghuai area at that time, he was afraid that the victims would accidentally eat poisonous vegetables and poisonous weeds, so he carefully compiled three volumes of "Wild Vegetable Manual", also known as "Wild Vegetable Manual", which was circulated in the world to save the famine. There are additions to the world.