Feng Shui (January 12, 1884 ¨C August 25, 1812), originally known as Feng Shui, named after Feng Shui, was the first aircraft designer in China, and was the first person to develop, design, manufacture and fly aircraft in China. He was praised by the U.S. newspaper as "Eastern Light" in February 1911, when Feng Shui dismissed the U.S. ambassador, returned to China with his assistant and two aircraft. He proposed an air rescue campaign and fought for it, and was unfortunately killed in the Yunnan flight performance in Guangzhou. After serving as President of the Republic of China, Feng Shui was awarded the title of minor army general and buried in the tomb of the Seven Martyrs of Guangzhou.

Plane designed as a plane.