1930-Yuan Longping, rice expert:
Yuan Longping (September 7, 1930-May 22, 2021), a native of De'an County, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province, a Chinese hybrid rice breeding expert and a close friend of the Communist Party of China, An outstanding representative of non-partisans, the winner of the " Republic Medal", academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, is known as the "father of hybrid rice in the world".
graduated from Southwest Agricultural College (now Southwest University) in 1953. He began to study hybrid rice in 1964 and was elected as an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering in 1995. [1] Yuan Longping devoted his life to the research, application and promotion of hybrid rice technology, invented the "three-line method" indica hybrid rice, successfully developed the "two-line method" hybrid rice, and created the super hybrid rice The technological system has made outstanding contributions to China's food security, agricultural scientific development and world food supply. [2] Successively won the "National Special Invention Award", "The First Highest Science and Technology Award", the United Nations "Science Award", "Wolf Prize", " World Food Award " and other awards. [1]
At 13:07 on May 22, 2021, Yuan Longping died in Changsha at the age of 91 due to multiple organ failure.
1533- Elizabeth I , Queen of the United Kingdom:
Elizabeth I (full name Elizabeth I, March 7th-1533, English: September 7th-1603 24th), Queen of England and Ireland, Tudor The last monarch, Queen of England and Ireland, is also the Queen of France in name.
She succeeded in maintaining the unity of England at the beginning of her ascension,Making England one of the most powerful countries in Europe, the British colony in North America also began to be established during this period. At the same time, after its brilliant achievements, it also left a pitiful wealth and huge debts to future generations. On March 24, 1603, Elizabeth I died at Richmond Palace. She was unmarried for life, so she was called the "Queen of Virginity", and also known as the "Queen of Glory" and "Queen of Wise".
786 years- Saga Emperor , the 52nd emperor of Japan:
Emperor (born in the 7th day of the 7th year, 9th year in the 7th day (7865), 9 months March 3), died on July 15, 9 (August 24, 842), the 52nd emperor of Japan.
Emperor Saga's name is Shenye. During his reign, he vigorously promoted the "Tanghua", from the etiquette, costumes, palace architecture, to the way of life, all imitated vividly. Emperor Saga is not in love with power, but instead loves piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, wandering between mountains and rivers, is a believer in doing nothing, he is obsessed with Sinology, and has considerable attainments in poetry, calligraphy, and rhythm. '
1707-Buffon, French naturalist:
Bufeng (1707～1788), also called Buffon. French naturalist and writer in the eighteenth century. Born in a family of lawyers in Mengbal City, his original name was George Louis Leclec . Due to inheritance, his surname was changed to De Bufen. Bu Feng was educated by the church since he was a child, and he likes natural science. Since 1739, he has served as the director of the Royal Garden (Botanical Garden). He spent his entire life running the Royal Garden and wrote the 36-volume " natural history " in 40 years [1]. Bu Feng is the heir and propagandist of 's humanism , and he often depicts animals with humanized brushstrokes in his works. The "Horse" in the text he wrote is endowed with the brilliance of humanity, it is like a brave and loyal warrior, and like a tamed and honest servant.Like a heroic and wild ranger, and like an elegant and noble gentleman. Bufeng's "Horse" was selected into the 29th lesson of the seventh grade, "Squirrel" was selected as the text 17 of the fifth grade first volume of the PEP edition, the 17th lesson of the sixth grade first volume of the Shanghai education edition, and the Soviet education edition of the seventh grade lower The 10th text of the book, and the 17th text of the fifth grade.
