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Ran Min (324 - 359), also known as Jingsheng, was a famous general and national hero during the Northern and Southern Dynasties of China. He had led many resistance against the Hu regime in the north and was called "Heavenly King Ran". According to historical records, when Ran Min rebelled against the Northern Wei, he had issued some orders to boost morale, including the "Killing Hu Order", which stipulated that as long as a Hu was found, he had to immediately behead them. This policy caused the Hu people to be dissatisfied and fearful, but it also stimulated their resistance and laid the foundation for Ran Min's victory. In Ran Min's life, he had led his army to defeat the Northern Wei army many times. After Ran Min's death, he was recognized as the Heavenly King and respectfully called "Heavenly King Ran". In addition, Ran Min had made important contributions to national liberation and resistance against foreign aggression, so he was widely praised and touted as a god among later generations. However, it should be noted that Ran Min's historical evaluation is controversial. Some historians believe that his policies led to mass slaughter and ethnic extinction, which had a serious impact on society and people at that time. Therefore, we should evaluate and analyze Ran Min from many angles to avoid blindly praising or belittling him.

Zhao Min was the heroine in Jin Yong's martial arts novel, The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre. She was the daughter of Ruyang Prince Chahantemur, titled Princess Shaomin. Zhao Min's actors were different in different versions, including Li Meixian, Deng Cuiwen, Zhang Min, Li Zi, Ye Tong, etc. According to the audience's preferences and understanding of the original work, the evaluation of Zhao Min was also different. Some people thought that Zhao Min should have the best image in Jin Yong's original work, while others liked different versions of Zhao Min. In short, Zhao Min was a lively, smart, and beautiful character who had a complicated emotional entanglement with Zhang Wuji. She played an important role in the plot and played a key role in the development of the entire story.

Zhao Min was the female lead in Jin Yong's novel, The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre. She was Zhang Wuji's wife. Zhao Min was a character that had many versions. Different actors played the role of Zhao Min in different movies and dramas. Among them, Jia Jingwen and Liu Yupu were considered to be the more classic actors who played Zhao Min. Jia Jingwen's image of Zhao Min was charming and cute, and her acting skills were excellent. Liu Yupu was considered to be the actress who best fit Jin Yong's image of Zhao Min. Other versions of Zhao Min's character included Li Zi and Chen Haoqiu. In general, Zhao Min was a character that received much attention in Jin Yong's novels. Different versions of Zhao Min had their own characteristics and charms.

Tang Su Min was the director of China Tang Luoyang Heat and Power Plant, the general manager of Tang Luoyang Heat and Power Co., Ltd., and the general manager of Luoyang Shuangyuan Heat and Power Co., Ltd. He held a senior position in the energy industry and worked hard to build a first-class thermal power plant in the country. As for his personal background and position, there was no more information for reference.

Tang Su Min was the director of China Tang Luoyang Heat and Power Plant, the general manager of Tang Luoyang Heat and Power Co., Ltd., and the general manager of Luoyang Shuangyuan Heat and Power Co., Ltd. He held a senior position in the energy industry and worked hard to build a first-class thermal power plant in the country. As for his personal background and position, there was no more information for reference.

The Exhausted Zhao Min was a novel, but the search results provided did not provide the specific content or plot of the novel. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to answer the question about " The Exhausted Zhao Min." I cannot provide an answer to this.

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Li Mincheng was an actor from mainland China. He played the role of Qin Mingyu in the TV series " Homecoming."

Pei Min's swordsmanship was regarded as the best in the world in the Tang Dynasty. He was given the title of " Sword Saint ", and together with Li Bai's poems and Zhang Xu's cursive script, they were known as the Three Wonders of the Tang Dynasty. Pei Min had displayed outstanding achievements on the battlefield and had made great contributions in battle. However, his fame did not spread as widely as other literati, probably because his swordsmanship was mainly displayed on the battlefield, rather than at literati's poetry and wine gatherings. In addition, although Pei Min's swordsmanship was superb, it was not unique and innovative. Instead, it inherited the tradition of ancient swordsmanship. Thus, even though Pei Min's swordsmanship was undoubtedly the best in the Tang Dynasty, his fame was not as widespread as other scholars. All in all, Pei Min's outstanding swordsmanship achievements at that time were obvious to all.

Pei Min was a figure from the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty. His ancestral home was Wenxi in the east of the river (today's Wenxi in Shanxi), and his birthplace was Donglu (today's Yanzhou District, Jining City, Shandong Province). He once guarded Beiping County (now Lulong in Hebei Province) and participated in the war against Xi people, Khitan and Tubo. According to the records, he was the Great General Zuo Jinwu and was given the title of Sword Saint. Pei Min was famous for his superb swordsmanship. It was said that he could throw a sword into the clouds for hundreds of feet and catch it with the sheath in his hand, allowing it to enter the sheath. Pei Min was also known for his archery skills. It was said that he had killed 31 tigers in one day. During the reign of Emperor Wenzong of the Tang Dynasty, Pei Min's poems, Li Bai's poems, and Zhang Xu's cursive script were known as the "Three Wonders of the Tang Dynasty."