Jiang Yubin
Palaeographer, then at Fudan University's Center for Research on Chinese Excavated Classics and Paleography, who in 2018 won the first 100,000 yuan award of the National Museum of Chinese Writing for reading the graph chun (unrest, stirring) in oracle-bone and bronze inscriptions.
Jiang Yubin is first recipient (2018) of the Anyang museum's 100,000 yuan decipherment award, for the graph chun., and appears in the record of unread oracle bone characters as palaeographer, then at Fudan University's Center for Research on Chinese Excavated Classics and Paleography, who in 2018 won the first 100,000 yuan award of the National Museum of Chinese Writing for reading the graph chun (unrest, stirring) in oracle-bone and bronze inscriptions.
One event on the site involves Yubin: Jiang Yubin receives the first award for reading the graph chun (2018).
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Mysteries Department. (2026). Jiang Yubin [Person FIG0DEDJNZD8Y0R]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/FIG0DEDJNZD8Y0R
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