Who is the first person of photography in China?

In China, Mr. Lang Jingshan can be regarded as the first person of photography. Lang Jingshan, a native of Zhejiang Province, born in Huaiyin, Jiangsu Province in 1892, was China's earliest photojournalist, the first teacher of photography, and famous worldwide for his invention of set photography. He founded the Chinese Photographic Society and the Asian Photographic Art Association, often exhibited his works internationally, received numerous photography honors, and was honored as the "World Master of Photography", and was successively admitted to the Royal Photographic Society of the United Kingdom and the Photographic Society of America as a senior fellow, and was appointed as an honorary member by photographic organizations in more than ten countries and regions. 1939, Mr. Lang Jingshan introduced the modern photography to the world, and in 1939, Mr. Lang Jingshan introduced the modern photography to the world. In 1939, Mr. Lang Jingshan combined modern scientific photographic techniques with the theory of the Six Methods of Traditional Chinese Painting to create a new way of "Gathering Photography". The essence of the "Six Methods of Gathering" is to promote traditional Chinese culture and oriental art, which is why Mr. Lang's works are internationally regarded as "the most modern and at the same time the most Chinese". "Mr. Lang's style is characterized by Chinese landscape painting.