Qian Sanqiang, born in Zhejiang's Huzhou City in 1913, was a nuclear scientist and a member of Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Qian and his wife He Zhehui, also his collaborator, discovered that of about 300 atomic fissions, there is one that partitions into 3 blocks.
Qian had during his lifetime made indelible contribution to China's development of atom and hydrogen bombs and its high-energy physics and had thus been honored as "Father of China's Atom Bomb".
Xuantong, regnal name of Pu Yi or P'u-i (1906-1967), the last emperor of China (1908-1911), of the Qing or Ch'ing dynasty.
With the outbreak of the revolution in 1911, Yuan was recalled to office and placed in charge of the imperial troops in northern China.
Puyi, the Xuantong Emperor of China; Clan name : ÀixÄ«n-Juéluó (愛新覺羅) Aisin-Gioro: Given name : PÇ”yí (溥儀) (No Manchu name was given to him) Emperor of China