the sun rising in the early morning

Zhang Xu (roughly 8th century), a famous Tang dynasty poet and calligrapher known as the "Sage of Cursive Script"; famous for his wild cursive style, he was nicknamed "Crazy Zhang" for his habit of writing while intoxicated, sometimes using his own hair as a brush.

the sun rising in the east; also used as a metaphor for a situation or person full of vitality and promise

Lin Xu (1875-1898), a Qing Dynasty reformer and one of the [[戊戌六君子|戊戌六君子|wu4 xu1 liu4 jun1 zi3]] executed after the failed Hundred Days' Reform.

The morning sun just beginning to rise in the east; describes a scene full of vigor and vitality or an ascending new power

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, 1900-1944, French writer and aviator best known for his novella "The Little Prince"

The appearance of the sun beginning to rise.

the rising sun in the morning; morning sunlight