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Ge Manqi, Kong Lingwei, Liang Xiaojing and Wei Yongli

2019 World Championships (Doha)

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Comprehensive Biography of Sima Fang

Sima Fang, styled Jiangong (司馬防字建公; 149 - 219), was a civil official. He was the patriarch of the Sima clan and his descendants would go on to rule parts of China for around 150 years.

Ancestry

Sima Fang came from Xiaojing Village, Wen County, Henei Commandery.[1][2] One of the ancestors of Sima Fang was Sima Ang, a general for the Nation of Zhao during the Chu-Han Conflicts. He was made King of Yin and had his capital at Henei, where his descendants remained. Sima Ang's eighth generational descendant was Sima Jun, styled Shuping (司馬鈞字叔平), who served the Han as General who Conquers the West. Sima Jun's son was the Grand Administrator of Yuzhang; Sima Liang, styled Gongdu (司馬量字公度), whose son, Sima Jun, was the father of Sima Fang.[1]

Early life

When he was young, he served his province and commandery, later to serve as Prefect of Luoyang and Intendant of Jingzhao.[1][2] He enjoyed the Book of Han's Biographies of Famed Ministers and was able to recite several tens of ten thousands words from it, which is a lot.[2]

He later became Right Assistant to the Masters of Writing. Around 175, he recommended Cao Cao to be Commandant of the North of Luoyang. Some suggested Sima Fang chose Cao Cao because he knew Cao Cao would defend Luoyang well from invaders.[3]

Around 190, in response to the Guandong Coalition, Dong Zhuo moved the capital from Luoyang to Chang'an. At the time, Sima Fang was Archivist Secretarial Censor and had to move west to Chang'an with many other officials. He was concerned about the unrest in China, so he sent Sima Lang to lead his family back to Wen County.[4]

Meeting Cao Cao at Ye

Around Summer 216, when Cao Cao became King of Wei, he summoned Sima Fang to Ye for a cordial drink. He said to Sima Fang,

"Am I currently still able to perform as a Commandant or not?"

Sima Fang replied,

"At the time I recommended you, O Great King, you were capable of performing as a Commandant. That is all."

Cao Cao laughed loudly in response.[3]

Relationships with his sons

Sima Fang was known for his extremely strict upbringing for his sons. Even as they grew older, they still listened to him out of respect and possibly fear. If Sima Fang did not order them to go forward, they did not dare go forward; if Sima Fang did not order them to sit, they did not dare sit; if Sima Fang did not gesture for them to answer, they did not dare speak.[2]

Final years

When he was older, he transferred to become Commandant of Cavalry. It is stated he secluded himself in his humble house, that he closed his gates and was mindful of his behavior.[2]

He died in 219.[2]

Postmortem events

His grandson, Sima Lun, who was Emperor for a short time, wanted to honor Sima Fang as Emperor. Whether anything came of this is unknown.[3]

He had eight sons: Sima Lang, Sima Yi, Sima Fu, Sima Kui, Sima Xun, Sima Jin, Sima Tong, and Sima Kui. They were called the 'Eight Das' because all their style names had Da (達) at the end.[1][2][5]

Personality

By nature, he was very direct but was usually fair. It is said that even in feasts, he maintained a solemn appearance.[2]

Family

He had eight sons: Sima Lang, Sima Yi, Sima Fu, Sima Kui, Sima Xun, Sima Jin, Sima Tong, and Sima Kui. They were called the 'Eight Das' because all their style names had Da (達) at the end.[1][2][5]

Legacy

Sima Fang sending Cao Cao was a good idea, as Cao Cao was known for prosecuting or executing anyone who broke the rules in his jurisdiction, and even the wealthy and powerful were not exempt, significantly lowering the corruption in the capital. In addition, Sima Fang's strict upbringing of Sima Yi, which most likely included studying ancient histories and biographies as well as social etiquette, probably gave him a good education, leading to Sima Yi's future successes.

Personal Info

Name: Sima Fang

Style name: Jiangong[1][2]

Birth date: 149[2]

Death date: 219[2]

References

[1] - 【宣皇帝諱懿，字仲達，河內溫縣孝敬里人，姓司馬氏。...楚漢間，司馬卬為趙將，與諸侯伐秦。秦亡，立為殷王，都河內。漢以其地為郡，子孫遂家焉。自卬八世，生征西將軍鈞，字叔平。鈞生豫章太守量，字公度。量生潁川太守雋，字元異。雋生京兆尹防，字建公。帝即防之第二子也。」】《晉書•卷一》

[2] - 【（司馬彪《序傳》曰：...父防，字建公，性質直公方，雖閑居宴處，威儀不忒。雅好《漢書名臣列傳》，所諷誦者數十萬言。少仕州郡，歷官洛陽令、京兆尹，以年老轉拜騎都尉。養志閭巷，闔門自守。諸子雖冠成人，不命曰進不敢進，不命曰坐不敢坐，不指有所問不敢言，父子之間肅如也。年七十一，建安二十四年終。有子八人，朗最長，次即晉宣皇帝也。）】《三國志注•卷十五》

[3] - 【（《曹瞞傳》曰：為尚書右丞司馬建公所舉。及公為王，召建公到鄴，與歡飲，謂建公曰：「孤今日可復作尉否？」建公曰：「昔舉大王時，適可作尉耳。」王大笑。建公名防，司馬宣王之父。臣松之案司馬彪《序傳》，建公不為右丞，疑此不然，而王隱《晉書》云趙王篡位，欲尊祖為帝，博士馬平議稱京兆府君昔舉魏武帝為北部尉，賊不犯界，���此則為有徵。）】《三國志注•卷一》

[4] - 【是時董卓遷天子都長安，卓因留洛陽。朗父防為治書御史，當徙西，以四方雲擾，乃遣朗將家屬還本縣。】《三國志注•卷十五》

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Annals of Emperor Xuan, part 1

[From JS001]

The Propagating August Emperor [xuan huangdi] taboo Yi, courtesy name Zhongda, was a native of Xiaojing village in Wen county, Henei. His family was of the Sima clan. His ancestors originated from Emperor Gaoyang's son Zhongli, who was the Summer Official Invoking Brightness. Successively for Tang [Emperor Yao], Yu [Emperor Shun], Xia and Shang, they for generations were Invokers.

Reaching the Zhou, they used the Summer Official as Marshal [sima]. His descendant, the Earl of Cheng, Xiufu, in the time of King Xuang of Zhou [r. 827 – 782 BC], as he as a hereditary official had successfully pacified the Xu region, was bestowed to use the office as family. Because of that it became the clan name.

Between Chu and Han, Sima Ang was a Zhao general who with the various lords attacked Qin. When Qin was destroyed, he was established as King of Yin with his seat in Henei [in 206 BC]. Han used his territory as a commandery. His sons and grandson thereupon had their families there.

Eight generations from Ang was born the General who Conquers the West, Jun, courtesy name Shuping. [d. 115 AD] Jun begot the Grand Warden of Yuzhang, Liang, courtesy name Gongdu. Liang begot the Grand Warden of Yingchuan, Jun, courtesy name Yuanyi. Jun begot the Intendant of Jingzhao, Fang, courtesy name Jiangong.

The Emperor was Fang's second son. As a young he had unusual authority, was clever, bright with many great schemes. He was broadly studied with wide knowledge, and devoted to Ru teachings. At great chaos at the end of Han, he often with sighs had in his heart worries for under Heaven [?]. The Grand Warden of Nanyang, Yang Jun, from the same commandery, was famous for understanding people. He saw the Emperor, not yet a youth, and found [?] him to be of uncommon capacity.

The Master of Writing Cui Yan of Qinghe and the Emperor's elder brother Lang were friends. He likewise said to Lang: “Sir's younger brother is intelligent, brilliant, clear and just, unbending in judgement [?] and a peerless talent, not reached by the master [?].”

In Han's 6th Year Jian'an [“Establishing Calm”, 201 AD], the commandery recommended him to the office of Reporting [Officer]. Emperor Wu of Wei was Minister of Works. He heard and nominated him. The Emperor knew Han's fortunes were about to fade, and did not desire to bend to the Cao clan. He explained that due to joint pains he was not able to stand up or sit. Wu of Wei sent a person at night to go and secretly probe him. The Emperor firmly lay down and did not move.

When Wu of Wei become Imperial Chancellor [in 208 AD], he again nominated him to be a Literary Scholar. He counselled the one to go [to deliver the appointment], saying: “If he again circle around, then right away collect him.” The Emperor was afraid and assumed the post.

And so he came to travel and live with the Heir-Apparent [Cao Pi], moved to Gentleman Attendant of the Yellow Gates, transferred to Gentleman Consultant and Associate of the Bureau of the East to the Imperial Chancellor and amassed to transfer to Master of Accounts.

Following the punishing of Zhang Lu [in 215 AD], he spoke to Wu of Wei, saying: “Liu Bei used deception to capture Liu Zhang. The people of Shu are not yet adhering, and yet he is away contending for Jiangling. This opportunity cannot be missed. Now with a show of force Hanzhong and Yi province will be shaken into stirring. Advance troops to approach them and their might must surely crumble. Because of this power, we can easily have merit and influence. A sagely person is unable to disregard the hour and so does not lose the hour!”

Wu of Wei said: “A man is not suffering enough. Now that he has obtained Longyou, he also desires to obtain Shu!” Having spoken so, he did not follow [the advice].

Then following that, they punished Sun Quan and routed him. When the army returned and Quan dispatched envoys to request to surrender, sending up a petition calling himself a subject, he pleaded to explain Heaven's Instructions. [That is, he is urging Cao Cao to become emperor.]

Emperor Wu of Wei said: “Does this boy wish to place me above the burning furnace coals?”

He replied: “Han's fortunes are nearly finished. Your Highness, out of ten parts under Heaven [you] have nine, thereby managing affairs in it [?]. Quan's calling himself a subject, the opinion of Heaven and Man. Yu [Shun], Xia, Yin, Zhou were not therefore humble yielders, but feared Heaven and understood the Instruction.”

The state of Wei had been established [in 217 AD], when he moved to Palace Cadet to the Heir-Apparent. He every time gave great plans and always had unusual strategies, he was heavily relied on by the Heir-Apparent. He, Chen Qun [SGZ22], Wu Zhi [SGZ21] and Zhu Yue [or Zhu Le?] were known as the Four Friends.

He was moved to be Marshal of the Army. He spoke to Wu of Wei: “Formerly when Jizi laid out plans, he put food at the head. Now those who till under Heaven are no more than two hundred thousand, not passing through the state's distant counting rods [?]. Although arms and armour are not yet rolled up, we ought start ploughing and start guarding. [?]” Wu of Wei accepted this, and so applied himself to agriculture and amassed grain, the state had plentiful supplies.

The Emperor also spoke of the Inspector of Jing province, Hu Xiu's rough violence and the Grand Warden of Nanxiang, Fu Fang's haughty extravagance. Neither should stay at the border. Wu of Wei did not investigate it. When Shu's general Yu besieged Cao Ren at Fan, Yu Jin and others with the Nine Armies were all lost. Xiu and Fang as a result surrendered to Yu, and the siege of Ren became considerably pressing.

At this time the Han emperor's capital was Xuchang. Wu of Wei, due to him being close to the traitors,  desired to move north of the He. The Emperor admonished, saying: “Jin and others were defeated by water, not by fighting and defending it. If the nation's great plans have not yet been diminished and [we] easily move the capital, then that is to show the enemy weakness, also the people of the Huai and the Mian will be greatly agitated. Sun Quan and Liu Bei, on the outside relatives but on the inside estranged, Yu has gained the idea, that Quan is without desires. [We] can explain to Quan, and cause him to grab his [Yu's?] rear, then the siege of Fan will loosen itself.” Wu followed this. Quan as a result dispatched the general Lü Meng [SGZ54] westward to raid Gong'an and uproot it. Yu thereupon was seized by Meng.

Wu of Wei due to Jing province's neglected populace [?] and the agricultural garrisons in Yingchuan being closely pressured by the southern bandits, in all cases desired to move them [?]. The Emperor said: “Jing and Chu are simple to strip off, easy to bestir but difficult to calm. Guan Yu is just broken, the various evil-doers in hiding or run off look on with expectations. Now if we move those who are good, then we harm their opinion [of us], it will cause those who have left not daring to return again.” [Wu of Wei] followed this. Afterwards those who had absconded heard and again returned to their professoins.

When Wu of Wei passed away at Luoyang [on 15 March 220], the court in the countryside was imperilled and afraid. The Emperor brought order to the funeral affairs, inside and outside were respectful. Therefore received the imperial coffin [lit. “catalpa palace” from the wood used] to return to Ye.

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Holding The "Green Mind" Reading Forum

On November 27, the workshop of Engine Plant 5 under Yuchai Machinery Co., Ltd. (Yuchai Machinery) was immersed in a rich atmosphere of reading. Yuchai Group''s "Green Mind" Reading Forum was held here, at which over 150 grass-roots workers shared their joy of reading. Corporate leaders including Guan Min, vice president of Yuchai Group; Guo Deming, deputy Party secretary of Yuchai Group and Qin Xiaohong, chief economic manager of Yuchai Machinery were present.

 The forum opened with a PPT speech contest. Based on typical cases, five contestants including Zhang Yun, Li Dianyi, Jiang Xiaoqing, Wei Xiangfei and Li Xiaojing shared their experience of reading books such as Practice, Deng Xiaoping at the Turning Point of History and Sunny Mood.

 "Develop a sunny mood and pool internal strength in support of the second startup", "Be optimistic, live at present, get rid of anxiety and be the master of time", "Conduct lean management, find gaps, define the direction of improvement, find solutions and suit remedies to cases", "Learn to appreciate others'' merits and be a person with a beautiful mood, you will be more beautiful." The most impressive session--"Reading Salon" pushed the forum to the climax. Six guests including Li Xuewen, vice general manager of the Engineering Management Department of Yuchai Group; Lin Jiejun, secretary of the Party General Branch of Engine Plant 2; Deng Xiaoqun, deputy secretary of the Party General Branch of Yuchai R & D Center; Zhu Guangqian, assistant to manufacturing director of the Enterprise Management Department; Liang Qiang of the Manufacturing Improvement Department and Cheng Jiaojiao, secretary of the League Committee of Yuchai Heavy Industry Company Limited aired their unique views on "how to develop a green mind to convey positive energy" and "how to deal with the ''second startup''", arousing bursts of applause.

 Guo spoke at the forum. He considered reading as spiritual pursuit. The purposes of reading are leisure and entertainment, information acquisition and improving comprehensive ability. The levels of reading include basic reading, explanatory reading, analytical reading and thematic reading. As reading is good to life, we must read every day.

 Since the beginning of the "Green Mind" reading activity, grass-roots Party organizations under Yuchai Group have carried out the activity in various forms and organized workers for the PPT speech contest, thus setting off a reading fever. At the forum, the award-winning collectives and individuals were commended.

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