How Do I Become a Governor?

Wang Dean ^[1] , male, born in 1930, the figure on the left of the fourth set of RMB in the 1980 edition of RMB. Formerly the first governor of the Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture of Guizhou Province. He died in June 2006 at the age of 76.

Wang Dean

(Formerly the first governor of Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province)

Wang Dean ^[1]

Wang Dean, July 23, 1956, Guizhou Province

Wang Dean has six children, and his youngest daughter Wang Jianying is a staff member of the Guizhou Foreign Sports Exchange Center.

When Wang Jianying's daughter was in first grade, the teacher taught the children to recognize RMB. In class, looking at the picture of the Miao man on the left of the dime, the little girl yelled in surprise with joy in the class, "Yeah, this is my grandfather." However, the students did not take the little girl seriously. The little girl was aggrieved and complained to her mother when she went home. Brothers and sisters Wang Jianying were severely disciplined by Wang Dean from an early age, requiring them to be low-key and down-to-earth. Therefore, in the face of her daughter's coquettishness, Wang Jianying also scolded her seriously so as not to show off everywhere.

In Wang Jianying's memory, Wang De'an was a strict father, who was too severe. She had never made a joke with her father since she was a child. Every day, the whole family can see Wang De'an only during meals and news broadcasts. "After 7:30 every night, my father went into the study, either practicing or working." In Wang Jianying's childhood impression, his father was always a back. Back view of entering the study room with both hands.

Once, Wang Dean went to hold a parent meeting for Wang Jianying. Although he was the governor, the head teacher didn't know Wang Dean, so he asked who he came to for a meeting. Wang De'an froze and said, open it for her daughter. "What's your daughter's name?" The head teacher asked. Wang Dean considered for a few seconds and said, "Wang Jianhong." Then the head teacher was confused, "Our class is only called Wang Jianying ..." ^[1]

The 1980s version of the ethnic minority portrait on the dime RMB really has its own people! To this end, Jilin's "New Culture News", which first reported the incident, joined forces with Sohu and other media to find strangers familiar with RMB across the country.

After confirming that the Miao personage to the left of the one-corner RMB in the 1980 edition was Wang Dean, who was the governor of Qiandongnan Prefecture in the 1950s, Guangping, a reporter of the New Culture News, contacted this newspaper.

The reporter opened the home of Wang Dean in the dormitory of the Provincial Sports Bureau, and unfortunately learned that Wang Dean had died. Wang Dean's wife, Ma Lietong, told reporters the story behind Wang Dean's appearance on the RMB.

Elder Marleton told reporters that she and his wife Wang Dean were both

On December 20, 1979, the State Council approved in principle the fourth set of RMB color design drafts submitted by the People's Bank of China (there were no 50 and 100 yuan coupons at the time). Printed by the State Council on March 3, 1983. Since April 27, 1987, the head office has issued a fourth series of RMB.

The fourth set of RMB starts from 10 yuan coupons to 1 dime coupon. The front main scenes are the representative portraits of national people in China, with two people on each face.

These national portraits are a symbol of a multi-ethnic country, which not only reflects the great unity of the various nationalities in our country, but also reflects the spirit of the people of all ethnic groups and their spirit of mastery. All the character paintings on the tickets are from the hand of the famous painter Hou Yimin.