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SCMZU Shines: Five Students Honored at 9th Hubei “Yangtze River Scholars” Awards

author:Liang Huyun Time:Jul 17, 2023 page views:


On July 11, the Hubei Provincial Department of Education proudly announced the winners of the ninth “Yangtze River Scholars” program. This prestigious award celebrates the exceptional achievements in employment and entrepreneurship of five of our university’s students: Zhou Binzhuo, Fan Xing, Sun Yongyue, Xiang Yang, and Yu Ning.


Zhou Binzhuo, a 2019 Painting graduate, has been recognized in the “Innovation and Pioneering” category. His blend of academic excellence and innovative research has set a new standard in the field. Fan Xing, from the 2017 Material Chemistry class, has made remarkable strides in the business world, founding Wuhan Pei Yi Technology Co., Ltd., and earning recognition in the “Independent Business Start-Up” category. Sun Yongyue, a 2019 Medical Information Engineering graduate, co-founded Wuhan Lv Shu Culture Communication Co., Ltd., showcasing his entrepreneurial spirit in the same category. Xiang Yang, a 2014 Chinese Language and Literature graduate, has been acknowledged for his exemplary work in grassroots employment at the Xuanen grassroots court in Hubei. His dedication earned him the “Changjiang Scholar” title in the “Grassroots Employment” category. Lastly, Yu Ning, a 2020 master’s student in Journalism and Communication, has demonstrated remarkable military and political qualities. His contribution in the “Volunteer Service in Western China ” program has earned him the “Changjiang Scholar” title in the “Military Service” category. These five students embody the ideals of innovation, enterprise, responsibility, and dedication, inspiring their peers.


The university takes great pride in this selection process, which involves college recommendations, expert reviews, and public announcements. Looking ahead, we aim to share these inspiring stories to motivate our students and encourage them to contribute to our nation’s modernization and the realization of the Chinese dream.


The “Yangtze River Scholars” program, recognizing students across five categories—Innovation and Pioneering, Independent Business Start-Up, Grassroots Employment, Military Service, and Self-Improvement, plays a crucial role in moral education and employment strategies. It highlights role models, boosts the impact of employment education, and fosters a supportive environment for young entrepreneurs and professionals.


Edited by Lan Yongli; Reviewed by Pan Wenjun


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