People named Lu include: Lu Haodong, Lu Zhengxiang, Lu Xiaoman, Lu Jia, Lu Yu, etc.

1. Lu Haodong: (1867-1895) was born in Xiangshan, Guangdong in the late Qing Dynasty. His original name was Zhonggui and his courtesy name was Xianxiang. He first studied telegraph technology in Shanghai and worked as a telegraph translator and foreman. Together with Sun Yat-sen, he formed the Hong Kong Revival China Association and planned the Guangzhou Uprising. He was arrested for informing and killed unyieldingly.

2. Lu Zhengxiang (1872-1949), a native of Shanghai, graduated from the Guangzhou Dialect Center and the Tongwen Center. He served as a translator at the embassy in Russia with Xu Jingcheng, the Qing imperial minister in Russia, Germany, Austria and the Netherlands. That is, he has been serving in the diplomatic community and became China's first generation of professional diplomats.

3. Lu Xiaoman: (1903-1965) Female. A native of Wujin, Jiangsu, he was born in Shanghai. He is good at painting and performing Peking Opera, and has a good relationship with the painter Wang Dezu. After liberation, he worked at the Shanghai Chinese Painting Academy and the Museum of Literature and History, and as a counselor in the Municipal Counselor's Office. He edited "Ai Mei Xiaozha" and collaborated with Xu on "Bian Kungang". Father Lu Ding.

4. Lu Jia: The fifth generation ancestor of the Lu family, a famous politician and poet in the Western Han Dynasty. Since the emperor of the Han Dynasty established the world, he often served as a lobbyist to the princes. He strongly advocated Confucianism and "practice benevolence and righteousness, and the law precedes the sage", supplemented by Huang Lao's idea of ??"governing by doing nothing", which had a great influence on the politics of the early Han Dynasty.

5. Lu Yu: A native of Jingling, Fuzhou, a famous tea ceremony expert in the Tang Dynasty. He was humorous and wrote behind closed doors. He did not want to be an official. He once made a living by doing odd jobs and had a friendship with the female poet Li Jilan. Quite deep. His lifelong hobby was drinking tea, and he was the highest authority on tea tasting at that time. Known as the "Tea God".

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