Where is Zhu from?

Zhu, male, Tujia, 1963+00 was born in Laifeng, Hubei Province in June. /kloc-0 graduated from the history department of south-central university for nationalities in July, 1987, and was assigned to work in the museum of Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Hubei Province. In February 2006, he was qualified as a librarian of Wenbo Research Library. At present, he is the director of the Museum Department of Enshi Autonomous Prefecture and the research librarian of cultural relics. He presided over more than 20 rescue excavation projects of underground cultural relics in the Three Gorges reservoir area and Qingjiang River basin, and presided over scientific research topics such as "Three Gorges Archaeology and Ba Culture Research", "Preliminary Study of Tombs in the Three Gorges Reservoir Area of Hubei Province" and "Discovery and Research of Ba Bronzes" issued by Hubei Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau. He has published 2 project reports and 2 academic monographs, more than 50 academic papers and 20 archaeological briefs in journals above the provincial level. In July 2003, Comrade Zhu of Enshi Museum was awarded "Advanced Individual for Cultural Relics Protection in the Three Gorges Reservoir Area of Hubei Province" by Hubei Provincial Personnel Department, Hubei Provincial Department of Culture and Hubei Provincial Three Gorges Project Immigration Bureau.

Chinese name: Zhu

Ethnic group: Tujia nationality

Place of Birth: Sanhu Township, laifeng county, Hubei Province

Date of birth: 1963 10 month

Occupation: Director of Business Department of Enshi Autonomous Prefecture Museum, librarian of culture and cultural research, etc.

Graduate school: South-Central University for Nationalities (now "South-Central University for Nationalities")

Main achievements: presided over more than 20 projects of underground cultural relics rescue and excavation in the Three Gorges reservoir area and Qingjiang River basin.

Published 2 project reports and 3 academic monographs.

Main achievements: more than 50 academic papers and more than 20 archaeological briefs have been published in journals above the provincial level.

He presided over and completed the scientific research project of "Three Gorges Archaeology and Ba Culture Research" issued by Hubei Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau.

Presided over the completion of scientific research topics such as "the discovery and research of Ba-style bronzes"

Representative works: Textual Research on Hanging Coffin Age and Family in Southwest Hubei, Origin, Structure and Function of Tujia Diaojiao Building, etc.

Biographical notes

Zhu, male, Tujia, 1963 was born in Sanhu Township, laifeng county City, Hubei Province in June. 1987 Graduated from the History Department of South-Central University for Nationalities (now South-Central University for Nationalities) in July, and was assigned to work in the Museum of Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Hubei Province.

In June 5438+February, 2006, he was qualified as a librarian of cultural research. At present, he is the director of the Museum Department of Enshi Autonomous Prefecture, a librarian of cultural research, an adjunct professor at the Three Gorges Institute of Culture and Social Development of Chongqing Normal University, and an adjunct researcher at the Southern Minority Research Center of Hubei University for Nationalities.

achievement

Zhu has presided over more than 20 rescue excavation projects of underground cultural relics in the Three Gorges reservoir area and Qingjiang River basin, and presided over scientific research topics such as "Archaeology of the Three Gorges and Ba culture research", "Preliminary study of tombs in the Three Gorges reservoir area in Hubei" and "Discovery and research of Ba bronzes" issued by Hubei Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau. He has published 2 project reports and 3 academic monographs, more than 50 academic papers and 20 archaeological briefs in journals above the provincial level.

win a prize

In July 2003, Comrade Zhu of Enshi Museum was awarded "Advanced Individual for Cultural Relics Protection in the Three Gorges Reservoir Area of Hubei Province" by Hubei Provincial Personnel Department, Hubei Provincial Department of Culture and Hubei Provincial Three Gorges Project Immigration Bureau.

Project reports and academic monographs

Research on Ancient Architecture Culture in Western Hubei: The third in a series of ethnic studies in Enshi published by Beijing Xinhua Publishing House in June 2004. It is a book that systematically introduces the architectural and cultural history of Tujia nationality in southwest Hubei. The book is about 200,000 words, chapter * * * 12. This paper analyzes the natural environment and humanistic background of Tujia folk houses, focusing on its historical origin, architectural pattern, artistic style, cultural connotation and far-reaching influence on today's architectural culture. The book won the 2004-2005 Enshi National Research Works Award.

Archaeology of the Three Gorges and Ba Culture Research: It is a report of the Three Gorges Cultural Relics Protection Project, which was officially published by Beijing Science Press in February 2009. This book has more than 500,000 words. On the basis of long-term participation in the protection of cultural relics in the Three Gorges, a large number of special investigations and absorbing the outstanding research results of predecessors, the author uses the latest archaeological achievements in the Three Gorges area and adopts interdisciplinary research forms such as history, archaeology, ethnology and cultural anthropology to summarize the history, politics, economy and culture of the Pakistani nation by stages. The project report 20 1 165438 won the first prize of the 5th Excellent Social Science Works in Enshi.

Preliminary Study on Tombs in Hubei Reservoir Area of Three Gorges: Report of Three Gorges Cultural Relics Protection Project, officially published by Beijing Science Press on August 20 10. This 300,000-word book systematically summarizes the different characteristics of tomb culture from Neolithic Age to Ming and Qing Dynasties in the Three Gorges area from the aspects of tomb shape, funerary objects and funeral customs, and provides very detailed empirical materials for studying the religious beliefs, political system and economic development level in different periods in the Three Gorges area.

Archaeological discovery and exploration of Ba culture: the fifth series of Enshi ethnic studies, officially published by Hubei People's Publishing House on 20 1 1. The book 15 is about 400,000 words, focusing on the formation mechanism and historical origin of Ba culture, as well as fishing and hunting culture, bronze culture, architectural culture, funeral culture and religious culture. It embodies the author's research results for many years.

Representative academic papers

Textual research on the age and clan of hanging coffins in southwest Hubei, Sichuan Cultural Relics No.2, 1994.

Origin, Structure and Function of Tujia Diaojiao Building, National Forum,No. 1994,No. 1.

Origin, Characteristics and Functions of Tujia Xilankapu, National Forum No.4, 1994.

An Analysis of Tujia Original Marriage Remains in Tusi Period, Journal of Hubei University for Nationalities, No.4, 1994.

The Evolution Characteristics and Functions of Tujia Nuo Opera Mask, National Forum No.4, 1995.

Early Pu and Pu Culture in Archaeological Discovery, Sichuan Cultural Relics No.3, 1995.

On the Origin and Performance Function of Tujia White Tiger Worship, Journal of Hubei University for Nationalities, 1996, 1.

On the relationship between early Pu culture and Ba culture, National Forum, No.2, 1996.

On Tujia wedding custom "flower arrangement and red dress" and its cultural characteristics, National Forum,No. 1997,No. 1.

An analysis of Tujia egg custom, Journal of Hubei University for Nationalities,No. 1999,No. 1.

On the ethnic origin of Tujia nationality from the perspective of the integration of Puba culture, Three Gorges Culture, No.3, 2002.

Archaeology of the Three Gorges and the study of Tujia origin culture, 2003 academic paper on the protection of cultural relics and archaeological research in the Three Gorges. Science Press, first edition in July 2003. This paper won the second prize of the 2002-2003 Enshi Ethnic Research Paper.

On the Aesthetic and Social Functions of Tujia Diaojiao Building, Journal of Hubei University for Nationalities, No.6, 2004.

Textual research on ancient culture and Ba culture in Qingjiang River basin, Journal of Three Gorges University, No.4, 2005. This paper won the second prize of Enshi national research paper in 2004-2005.

Discovery and research of Ba-style bronzes in Qingjiang River basin in southwest Hubei, Journal of Hubei University for Nationalities, No.5, 2006.

History and Development of Kettle, Journal of Three Gorges University, No.4, 2006.

Classification and discussion of bronzes in Tujia areas, Journal of Chongqing Normal University, No.2, 2006. This paper won the second prize of Enshi national research paper in 2006-2007.

Analysis of Ba People's Funeral Culture in Warring States Period, Journal of Hubei University for Nationalities, No.2, 2007.

Archaeological Discovery and Research of Ba Cultural Remains in Qingjiang River Basin, Essays on Archaeology and Multidisciplinary Research of Three Gorges, Chongqing Publishing House, first edition in July 2007.

Analysis of the Relationship between Ba Culture and Geo-culture of Three Gorges, Journal of Hubei University for Nationalities,No. 1 2009.

Understanding the Legend of Lin Jun, Journal of Three Gorges University, No.3, 2009. This paper won the first prize of Enshi national research paper in 2008-2009.

Understanding of several problems about tiger buttons, Journal of Three Gorges University,No. 1, 20 10.

Study on the Archaeology of the Three Gorges and the Source of Early Ba Culture, Journal of Chongqing Three Gorges University, 1, 20 10.

On the Living Environment and Architectural Features of Tujia Ancient Towns, Journal of Chongqing Normal University, No.3, 20 10.

A Preliminary Study on Cave Culture in Qingjiang River Basin in Southwest Hubei, Journal of Three Gorges University, No.2, 20 1 1.

Analysis of Bashu Cultural Differences, Journal of Chongqing Three Gorges University, No.2, 20 1 1.

The second tomb in Tujia area and its cultural interpretation, Journal of Three Gorges University, No.2, 20 12.

Analysis on the economic form of fishing and hunting of Ba nationality, Journal of Chongqing Three Gorges University, No.2, 20 12.

Analysis on the Present Situation and Protection Measures of Ancient Cultural Relics in Tujia Areas in Southwest Hubei, Journal of Hubei University for Nationalities,No. 1 issue, 20 12.

Understanding of Ba Man Zi's Story, Journal of Three Gorges University,No. 1, 20 13.

On the History and Characteristics of Ba Bronze Culture, Journal of Chongqing Three Gorges University,No. 1 issue, 20 13.

Representative archaeological bulletin

Briefing on the Excavation of Badong Paotaizi Cemetery, Badong Lianzixi Site, Badong Jiangjuntan Cemetery and Badong Guantianbao Cemetery are all included in Volume III of Collection of Archaeological Reports of Hubei Reservoir Area, Science Press, the first edition in June 2006.

In 2003, Zhangjia tomb in Badong county was excavated, Shangdun tomb in Badong county was excavated in 2004, Yanduhe tomb in Badong county was excavated in 2004, Caijiabao tomb in Badong county was excavated in 2004, Gujialing site in Badong county was excavated in 2004, and Gaotuozi tomb in Badong county was excavated in 2005. A brief report on the excavation of Muwan Tomb in Badong County in 2005 was recorded in Volume IV of Archaeological Reports of Hubei Reservoir Area, Science Press, first edition in June, 5438 +2007 10.

The excavations of Leijiaping site in Badong in 2006, Gaoweizi site in Badong in 2006, Wangjiawan tomb in Badong in 2007 and Jiaojiawan tomb in Badong in 2008 are all recorded in Volume VI of Archaeological Reports of Hubei Reservoir Area, Science Press, 2065438+65438 00.