Wang Dean's fourth set of RMB prototype characters

On July 23rd, 1980 edition, Wang Dean, the fourth figure on the left side of RMB, was established in Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture of Guizhou Province, and Wang Dean was elected as the first governor, and later served as the leader of Guizhou Provincial Sports Commission.

Wang Dean died of heart failure in mid-July 2006 at the age of 76.

People who have worked with Wang Dean say that he is honest and earnest. Wang Dean's head is RMB, which is known to colleagues around Wang Dean, and he told his family, but Jianshe Wang said that his father didn't mention anything about the filming process, so he took it lightly.

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1980 version of the picture of ethnic minorities on the corner of RMB is really true! To this end, Jilin New Culture News, which was the first to report this matter, joined hands with Sohu. Com and other media are looking for strangers familiar with RMB in China.

After confirming that the Miao figure on the left side of RMB in the corner of 1980 was Wang Dean, the former governor of Qiandongnan prefecture in 1950s, Guangping, a reporter from New Culture News, got in touch with this newspaper.

The reporter knocked on the home of Wang Dean, the dormitory of the Provincial Sports Bureau, and learned with regret that Wang Dean had passed away. Wang Dean's wife, Mary Tong, told reporters the story of Wang Dean appearing on the RMB.

Ma Litong told reporters that she and her wife Wang Dean are both Miao people in Kaili. When Qiandongnan Prefecture was founded in 1950s, Wang Dean served as governor for more than 20 years. Later, due to work needs, he was transferred to Guiyang. Since then, Wang Dean has worked in guizhou minzu university, Provincial Ethnic Affairs Commission and Provincial Sports Commission. 15 years ago, Wang Dean retired from the position of director of Guizhou Provincial Sports Commission. In June 2006, Wang Dean died at the age of 76.

Speaking of the head on the dime, the old man was very calm: "Yes, yes, the head on the dime is our old man." The old man recalled that more than ten years ago, friends around him told them that the man on the left side of a dime looked like Wang Dean. After careful identification, she and her wife confirmed that it was Wang Dean himself. Previously, Wang Dean didn't know how his head was printed on RMB. Wang Dean speculated that in the late 1970s, when he was working in the Provincial Ethnic Affairs Commission, he led the Lusheng team to perform in Xinjiang in Miao costumes, and the photos were taken by photographers. As for the man on the right, he doesn't know him either.

According to the old man, Wang Dean kept a low profile when he knew that his head was RMB. He didn't even accept a few RMB with his head printed on it, nor did he tell the people around him. He thinks this is the need of the country. However, after their five children and good friends learned about it, they all collected several as souvenirs.

The reporter proposed to find the photos of Wang Dean before his death. The old man told the reporter with regret that because he moved many times, he couldn't find any photos of Wang Dean before his death at home.

197965438+On February 20th, the State Council approved in principle the fourth set of RMB color design draft submitted by the head office of the People's Bank of China (there was no 50 yuan and 100 RMB coupon at that time). 1issued with the approval of the State Council on March 3rd, 983. Since April 27th, 1987, the Head Office has successively issued the fourth set of RMB.

The fourth set of RMB starts with 10 yuan coupon and ends with 1 jiao coupon. The front main scene is the head of a representative national figure in China, and there are two people on each coupon, which is lifelike.

The headshots of these ethnic figures are symbols of a multi-ethnic country, which not only embodies the great unity of all ethnic groups in China, but also embodies the spirit of ownership of the people of all ethnic groups with high spirits and high morale. All the figures on the ticket were painted by the famous painter Hou Yimin.