Search URL: https://knowledge.ivjn.us/en/search-45.html - Aiguan: Aiguan is one of the twelve girls the Jia house bought to sing in Dream of the Red Chamber. Her role was the comic old man. After the troupe was disbanded she became Jia Tanchun's maid. When Lady Wang drove the actresses from the garden, Aiguan's godmother took her away to arrange a marriage. https://knowledge.ivjn.us/en/people/ai-guan.html - 村田沙耶香: 村田沙耶香是日本作家，代表作《人间便利店》获芥川奖。 https://knowledge.ivjn.us/en/people/sayaka-murata.html - 彼得·蒂尔: 彼得·蒂尔是美国企业家、投资人，PayPal联合创始人之一，与布莱克·马斯特斯合著《从0到1》。 https://knowledge.ivjn.us/en/people/peter-thiel.html - Kebineng: Kebineng (172–235) was a Xianbei chieftain of the Three Kingdoms period. He came from a minor Xianbei clan and was chosen as great leader for his courage and fairness, holding the area of Dai and Shanggu commanderies and eventually commanding over a hundred thousand archers. He alternated between submission and revolt against Cao Wei, was made King Who Submits to Righteousness by Cao Pi, and in 235 was killed by an assassin sent by Wang Xiong, governor of You province. https://knowledge.ivjn.us/en/people/ke-bi-neng.html - Tadun: Tadun (died 207) was a Wuhuan chieftain in the Liaoxi region at the end of the Han. He served as chanyu in place of the young Louban and later backed Yuan Shang against Cao Cao. He was killed after the defeat at Mount Bailang in 207. https://knowledge.ivjn.us/en/people/ta-dun.html - Lingguan: Lingguan is a character in Dream of the Red Chamber, one of the twelve girl actresses in the Jia family's private Kunqu troupe, and the one given the most space among those twelve. She is the best singer, headstrong, and close to Jia Qiang, and the scene of her writing the character for Qiang is a classic episode of the novel. https://knowledge.ivjn.us/en/people/ling-guan.html - Ruhua: Ruhua is the senior maid of Jia Xichun in Dream of the Red Chamber. When the Grand View Garden was searched, items that Jia Zhen had given to her brother were found hidden by her. Xichun, afraid of being implicated, drove her away despite her pleas, and the book never mentions her fate again. https://knowledge.ivjn.us/en/people/ru-hua.html - Juliusun: Juliusun is a mythological figure of Investiture of the Gods and one of the twelve immortals of Kunlun under the Primordial Heavenly Worthy. He lives in the Feiyun cave on Mount Jialong and has Tu Xingsun as his disciple. With his talisman that turns the ground to steel and his immortal-binding rope he breaks Zhao Jiang's formation in the ten-formation battle, and he later becomes the Buddha Juliusun. https://knowledge.ivjn.us/en/people/ju-liu-sun.html - Dǒumǔ: Dǒumǔ, also written Doumu, is a Daoist goddess and the mother of the stars of the Northern Dipper. Daoist scriptures make her Lady Ziguang, consort of King Zhouyu in the Longhan age, who bears nine sons from golden lotus buds. She is also merged with Marichi and the Queen Mother of the West. Investiture of the Gods calls her Holy Mother Jinling, teacher of Grand Preceptor Wen, and makes her the spirit of the dipper mother of the Kan palace. https://knowledge.ivjn.us/en/people/dou-mu.html - Faxian: Faxian (337 – 422), Chinese Buddhist monk (bhikkhu), pilgrim to India, and travelogue author during the Jin and Liu Song dynasties. https://knowledge.ivjn.us/en/people/fa-xian.html - Huineng: Huineng (638 – 713), semi-legendary Chinese Chan (Zen) patriarch. https://knowledge.ivjn.us/en/people/hui-neng.html - Shitao: Shitao (1642 – 1707), Chinese painter and poet (1642-1707). https://knowledge.ivjn.us/en/people/shi-tao.html - Wu Jing: Wu Jing (? – 203), Han dynasty general (died 203). https://knowledge.ivjn.us/en/people/wu-jing.html - Gao Gan: Gao Gan (? – 206), Eastern Han official and warlord (died 206). https://knowledge.ivjn.us/en/people/gao-gan.html - Zhang Song: Zhang Song (? – 213), Chinese advisor to warlord Liu Zhang (died 213). https://knowledge.ivjn.us/en/people/zhang-song.html - Li Su: Li Su (? 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