.CHN

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CHN — Airport Name : Chonju Airport Airport Location : Chonju, South Korea IATA Code : CHN ICAO Code : RKJU
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CHN — abbreviation see chmn
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CHN — сокр. от (chain)
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CHN — Ethnograph 3 data
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CHN — Китай - Обозначения на парусах
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CHN — сокр. от chain
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TSAO CHN — Pinyin Zao Jun, in Chinese mythology, the Furnace Prince whose magical powers of alchemy produced gold dinnerware that conferred immortality …
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LI SHAO-CHN — flourished 2nd century BC, , China Pinyin Li Shaojun noted Chinese Taoist who was responsible for much of the mystical …
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RKJU — Airport Name : Chonju Airport Airport Location : Chonju, South Korea IATA Code : CHN ICAO Code : RKJU
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CHONJU AIRPORT — Airport Name : Chonju Airport Airport Location : Chonju, South Korea IATA Code : CHN ICAO Code : RKJU
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TETRAZOLYL — te.ˈtrazəˌlil noun ( -s ) Etymology: tetrazole + -yl : the univalent radical CHN 4 derived from tetrazole
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NEURINE — ˈn(y)üˌrēn, ˈn(y)u̇rə̇n noun also neu·rin ˈn(y)u̇rə̇n ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary neur- + -ine or -in : a …
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CHMN — abbreviation or chn chairman
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WARLORD — Wade-Giles romanization tu-chn, Pinyin dujun independent military commander in China in the early and mid-20th century. Warlords ruled various parts …
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STONEWARE — pottery that has been fired at a high temperature (about 1,200 C ) until vitrified (that is, glasslike and impervious …
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HSIEN — in Chinese Taoism, an immortal who has achieved divinity through devotion to Taoist practices and teachings. Early Taoist sages, including …
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EQUAL-FIELD SYSTEM — Chinese (WadeGiles romanization) chn-t'ien, Pinyin juntian official institution of land distribution and tax collection in traditional China and Japan. The …
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CALLIGRAPHY — writing as an art. The term derives from the Greek words for good or beautiful and for writing or drawing …
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ZHANG JUN-XIANG — Wade-Giles Chang Chn-hsiang born 1909, Chenchiang, Kiangsu province, China leading playwright and motion-picture director in Nationalist China and later in …
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YU-MEN
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YANG-CHOU — Pinyin Yangzhou city in Kiangsu Province (sheng), China. It lies to the north of the Yangtze River at the southern …
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XIA YAN — born Oct. 30, 1900, Hang-chou, Chekiang province, China died Feb. 6, 1995, Peking Wade-Giles romanization Hsia Yen, pseudonym of Shen …
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WEN TI — also called Wen Ch'ang, or Wen Ch'ang Ti-Chn, Pinyin Wen Di, Wen Chang, or Wen Chang Dijun the Chinese god …
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WAN-LI — born Sept. 4, 1563 died Aug. 18, 1620 Pinyin Wanli (reign name), personal name (hsing-ming) Chu I-chn, posthumous name (shih) …
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TSAO SHEN — Pinyin Zao Shen, in Chinese mythology, the god of the kitchen (god of the hearth), who is believed to report …
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TS'AI SHEN — Pinyin Cai Shen, also called (Wade-Giles romanization) Ts'ai Po Hsing Chn, the popular Chinese god (or gods) of wealth, widely …
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TAOISM — indigenous religio-philosophical tradition that has shaped Chinese life for more than 2,000 years. In the broadest sense, a Taoist attitude …
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T'AI, MOUNT — WadeGiles T'ai Shan, also called Yu-huang Shan, Pinyin Tai Shan or Yuhuang Shan principal peak of the range of the …
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SSU-MA HSIANG-JU — born 179 BC, Ch'eng-tu, China died 117 BC, Mao-ling, Nan Yeh Pinyin Sima Xiangru famous Chinese writer of fu, a …
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LAO-TZU — flourished 6th century BC, China Pinyin Laozi (Chinese: Master Lao, or Old Master), original name (Wade-Giles romanization) Li Erh, deified …
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CH'ANG-CHOU — Pinyin Changzhou city in southern Kiangsu Province (sheng), China. It was a part of the commandery (a district under the …
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