The first person to discover Oracle Bone Inscriptions: Wang.
The first person who founded oracle calligraphy: Luo Zhenyu.
The first person to popularize in oracle calligraphy: Dong Zuobin.
The first aestheticist calligrapher in Oracle Bone Inscriptions: Guo Moruo.
Oracle Bone Inscriptions engraved the first person: Li Luogong.
The first pictographer in Oracle Bone Inscriptions: Pan Charlie.
Representative works:
19 14 Luo Zhenyu's Textual Research on Book Deeds of Yin Ruins.
1933 Dong Zuobin published a paper "A Case Study of Dating in Oracle Bone Inscriptions".
Chen's Oracle bone dating and pit position-a study of Oracle bone dating.
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Characteristics of Oracle Bone Inscriptions:
Oracle Bone Inscriptions is written on tortoise shells and animal bones. It was unearthed in Xiaotun Village, Anyang, Henan Province, because it was once the capital of Shang King Pan Geng to Di Xin in the late Shang Dynasty, which was called "Yin" in history. The Shang Dynasty destroyed the country and became a ruin. Later generations named it "Yin Ruins". Therefore, Oracle Bone Inscriptions is also called "Yin Ruins".
Most of its contents are the words of royal divination, so it is also called "Oracle Bone Inscriptions" or "Zhenbu". This kind of handwriting is basically carved by Qi, also known as "Wen Qi" or "Yin Qi".
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