Does the person who invented the five strokes make any money for him?

Five strokes. Pinyin]: wǔ bǐ

Wubi is the abbreviation of Wubi font input method. It is currently one of the most commonly used Chinese character input methods in China and some Southeast Asian countries, such as Singapore, Malaysia and other countries, and the inventor Wang Yongmin:

The creator of the five strokes - Wang Yongmin.

Wang Yongmin, Han nationality, is a professor-level senior engineer.

He was born in December 1943 in a poor peasant family in Nanzhao County, Nanyang District, Henan Province. In 1962, he was admitted to the Department of Radio Electronics of the University of Science and Technology of China. Through poetry, calligraphy, seal carving and **.

From 1978 to 1983, with five years of research and invention by experts at home and abroad as "its significance is no less than movable type printing" of the "five-stroke font" (Wang code), with the application of the latest multidisciplinary achievements, integration and creation, put forward the "three principles of shape code design", the first "Chinese character root periodic table", invented the 25-key 4-code efficient Chinese character input method and word compatibility technology, the world's first to break the Chinese character input computer 100 words per minute mark and won the United States, Britain and China patents.

After 1983, it took 15 years to popularize it, covering more than 90 users in China; He has been invited to give lectures at the United Nations five times, and has won honor for the motherland with the wide influence and application of the "five-stroke font" in the world; In 1984, he was awarded the "May Day Labor Medal", "National Expert", "National Outstanding Scientific and Technological Worker" and other titles. In April 1988, he became one of the ten "National Model Workers" specially named.

After 1994, five pioneering patented technologies such as "98 Royal Code", "Reading Voice Translator" and "Business Card Manager" were invented successively. He went to the United States to study in August 1995 and returned to China in May 1997.

In February 1998, "ten years of grinding one key" invented China's first in line with the national language standard, can process Chinese, Japanese and Korean Chinese characters at the same time, with the world's leading level of "98 standard king code", and at the same time launched the world's first Chinese character keyboard input "comprehensive solution" and its series of software, becoming a milestone in the development and application of Chinese character input technology in China.

Since 1996, Professor Wang Yongmin has studied the method of inputting Chinese characters with numeric keys, pioneered the "first and remaining code method", implemented and completed the patented technology of "five digits" Chinese character input in August 2000, and developed two sets of finished software of "King Code 6 Keys" and "King Code 9 Keys".

He is currently the vice chairman of the China Private Science and Technology Industrialists Association, and the president of Beijing Wangma Computer Company and Beijing Wangma Network Company. The self-description is "a scholar, half a peasant", the motto is "science is a book that can never be written", and the code of conduct is "patriotism, pragmatism, and innovation".

Absolutely, this is a very useful input method, and for a professional inputer, this is the fastest, because you don't need to know the pronunciation of the text to type.

Wang Yongmin, Han nationality, is a professor-level senior engineer.

The Chinese concept is that you don't pay for software.

Lao Wang, this thing is very good, if you know it, you'll know, I've been using it now, it's stronger than pinyin, although it's a little troublesome to learn!!