In the late Qing Dynasty, who was praised by modern people as "the first person in the world"?

Lin Zexu (1785 ~ 1850) was a patriotic politician, thinker and poet in China in the Qing Dynasty. During the Opium War, he advocated the prohibition of opium, resisted the aggression of western capitalism, persisted in safeguarding China's sovereignty and national interests, seized and burned a large amount of opium, crushed many armed provocations by the British invaders, and showed great patriotism. Historians call him "the first person who opened his eyes to see the world" in modern China. Words caress, words are few and silent, and the old people in the village are called at night. Fujian Houguan (now Fuzhou, Fujian) was born. Born in poverty, he was honest and upright as an official, and Guan Xinmin was deeply hidden and praised by the people.