Wu Bin

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1. [1] Name and period Wu Bin was a Ming-dynasty figure whose poetic identity is reflected in the poetry anthology and critical comment associated with him.
   • CBDBWu Bin (480943)The principal record gives his name as Wu Bin, Chinese name 吳斌, and dynasty as Ming.
   • Souyun吳斌 (43843)The profile identifies him as 吳斌 of the Ming dynasty, while the associated texts place him in a poetry anthology and provide a poetic assessment.
2. [2] Courtesy name and native place Wu Bin's courtesy name was Yunzhong, and his native place was Xiuning.
   • Souyun吳斌 (43843)The profile gives the courtesy name 韫中 and native place 休宁; the two biographical passages likewise identify him by that courtesy name and as a native of 休宁.
3. [3] Appointment as county registrar During the Hongwu era, recommendation brought Wu Bin an appointment as registrar of Pingyang County in Wenzhou.
   • Souyun吳斌 (43843)The biographical text states that during Hongwu he was appointed through recommendation as the registrar of Pingyang County in Wenzhou; the profile also lists the registrar titles.
4. [4] Hundred-household office His offices also included the post of a hundred-household commander.
   • CBDBWu Bin (480943)The official-career entry lists the office 百戶, with the pinyin form bai hu.
5. [5] Work Wu Bin's works include 《韞玉山房集》.
   • Souyun吳斌 (43843)The biographical passage names 《韫玉山房集》 among Wu Bin's works.
6. [6] Poetic style A critical assessment says that Wu Bin's poetry emulated Taibai and had a strikingly grand character.
   • Souyun吳斌 (43843)The biographical passage assesses his poetry with the phrases 诗学太白 and 颇有奇伟之观.