Fan Qin
Fan Qin (, 1506–1585, courtesy name: Yaoqing (堯卿), pseudonym: Dongming (東明)) was a politician and bibliophile of the Ming Dynasty.Born in Ningbo in 1506, Fan Qin succeeded in the highest level of the Imperial examination in 1532 and obtained jinshi degree. In 1560, he was appointed right vice-minister of war (兵部右侍郎) under the Jiajing Emperor. Later, he resigned because of the dissatisfaction to Yan Song, the corrupt chancellor.
In 1561, Fan Qin founded Tianyi Chamber in Ningbo city, which is now the oldest existing library in China. Provided by Wikipedia
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Contemporary Logistics in China Revitalization Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Contemporary Logistics in China Proliferation and Internationalization
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Qing dai jia ji cong kan
Published 2015“…(Yuan) Qin Weizheng, (Ming) Qin Pu, (Ming) Qin Xu, (Ming) Qin Fan…”
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Qing dai jia ji cong kan
Published 2015“…(Ming) Qin Xu, (Ming) Qin Fan, (Ming) Qin Fu, (Ming) Qin Kui, (Ming) Qin Li, (Ming) Yongzhong, (Ming) Qin Shi, (Ming) Qin Wei, (Ming) Qin Jin, (Ming) Qin Tang, (Ming) Qin Hui…”