SHAO-HSING

Meaning of SHAO-HSING in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ geographical name ]

see Shaoxing

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SHAO-HSING — Pinyin Shaoxing, city in northeastern Chekiang sheng (province), China. Shao-hsing is situated in the centre of the eastern half of …
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SHAO-HSING — geographical name see: Shaoxing
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SHAO — [c mediumvioletred] (as used in expressions) Shao Yong {{link=Shao Yung">Shao Yung
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SHAO — Liu Shao ch'i Shao Yong Shao Yung
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LIU SHAO-CH'I — biographical name 1898-1974 Chinese Communist politician
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SHAO YONG — or Shao Yung born 1011, Kung-ch'eng, China died 1077, Henan Chinese philosopher who greatly influenced the development of the idealist …
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YI-HSING YAO — noun see yi-hsing ware
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YI-HSING — noun see yi-hsing ware
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YI-HSING WARE — ˈyēˈshiŋ- noun also yi-hsing ˈ ̷ ̷ ˈ ̷ ̷ ; or yi-hsing yao ˈyēˈshiŋˈyau̇ Usage: usually capitalized 1st Y Etymology: Yi-hsing from Yi-hsing …
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YANG SHAO — ˈ ̷ ̷|shau̇ adjective Usage: usually capitalized Y&S Etymology: Chinese (Pekingese) yang 3 -shao 2 : of or relating to a late …
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YANG-SHAO — /yahng"show"/ , adj. Archaeol. of or designating a Neolithic culture of N China c5000-3000 B.C., characterized by dwellings with sunken …
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HSING SHÊNG — /shing" shung"/ the process by which many Chinese characters were formed through the combination of two symbols, one phonographic and …
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HSING-SHU — Pinyin Xingshu (Chinese: running script), a semicursive Chinese script that developed out of the Han-dynasty li-shu script at the same …
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WU-HSING — also called Hu-chou, Pinyin Wuxing, or Huzhou, city in northern Chekiang sheng (province), China. Wu-hsing is situated close to the …
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WU HSING — Pinyin Wu Xing (Chinese: Five Elements), in ancient Chinese cosmogony, the five basic components of the physical universe: earth, wood, …
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SHOU HSING — Pinyin Shou Xing, in Chinese mythology, one of three stellar gods known collectively as Fu-Shou-Lu. He was also called Nan-chi …
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SHAO-YANG — formerly Pao-ch'ing, Pinyin Shaoyang, or Baoching, city in central Hunan sheng (province), China. It lies in the middle basin of …
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SHAO-WU — Pinyin Shaowu, city in northwestern Fukien sheng (province), China. Situated on the upper course of the Fu-t'un River, some 30 …
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SHAO-KUAN — formerly Shao-chou, or Ch'-chiang, Pinyin Shaoguan, Shaozhou, or Qujiang city in northern Kwangtung sheng (province), China. Shao-kuan lies along the …
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SHAO YUNG — born 1011, Kung-ch'eng, China died 1077, Honan Pinyin Shao Yong, also called (Wade-Giles) Shao K'ang-chieh, or Shao Yao-fu Chinese philosopher …
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NING-PO — also called Yin-hsien, Pinyin Ningbo, or Yinxian, city in the coastal plain of northeastern Chekiang sheng (province), China. Ning-po (Calm …
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LU HSING — Pinyin Lu Xing, in Chinese mythology, one of three stellar gods known collectively as Fu-Shou-Lu. He was honoured as a …
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K'UEI HSING — Pinyin Kui Xing, in Chinese mythology, a brilliant but ugly dwarf who as the god of examinations became the deity …
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HUANG HSING
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HSING-T'AI — Pinyin Xingtai city in southwestern Hopeh sheng (province), China. It is situated in a fertile plain at the foot of …
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CHIA-HSING — Pinyin Jiaxing, city, northern Chekiang sheng (province), eastern China. Chia-hsing is a communications centre in the southern Yangtze River delta, …
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SHAO YONG — or Shao Yung born 1011, Kung-ch'eng, China died 1077, Henan Chinese philosopher who greatly influenced the development of the idealist …
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SHAOXING — or Shao-hsing geographical name city E China in N Zhejiang SE of Hangzhou population 179,818
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YUNG — [c mediumvioletred] (as used in expressions) Yung ning Chung yung Shao Yung Yung lo emperor
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QI — I or ch'i In Chinese philosophy, the ethereal substance of which everything is composed. Early Daoist philosophers and alchemists regarded …
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LIU SHAOQI — or Liu Shao-ch'i born Nov. 24, 1898, Ningxiang district, Hunan province, China died Nov. 12, 1969, Kaifeng, Henan province Chairman …
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LIU — [c mediumvioletred] (as used in expressions) Liu Bang Liu Xiu Liu Heng Liu Che Liu Shaoqi Liu Shao ch'i Liu …
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SAMSHU — ˈsam|shü, -|syü noun ( -s ) Etymology: perhaps from Chinese (Pekingese) shao 1 ciu 3 spirits that will burn, samshu, …
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ANSU — ˈänˌsü, -zü noun ( -s ) Etymology: Japanese anzu, probably from Chinese hsing 4 tzu 3 apricot, from hsing 4 …
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SAMSHU — /sam"shooh, -syooh/ , n. a Chinese liqueur distilled from millet or rice. [ 1690-1700; sàam-sìu, akin to Chin san shao …
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LIU SHAOQI — /lyooh" show"chee"/ 1898-1973, Chinese Communist leader: head of state 1959-66. Also, Wade-Giles, Liu Shao-ch'i .
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SHAOXING — or Shao-hsing ˈshau̇-ˈshiŋ city E China in N Zhejiang SE of Hangzhou population 179,818
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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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YEAR IN REVIEW 2000: ENVIRONMENT — Gardening The wet weather that plagued much of northwestern Europe during the fall and winter of 1998 continued through the …
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WU-TI — born 156 BC died March 29, 87/86 BC Pinyin Wudi, original name Liu Ch'e autocratic Chinese emperor (141/14087/86 BC), who …
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WEN-TI — born 541, China died 604, China Pinyin Wendi(posthumous name, or shih), temple name (miao-hao) (sui) Kao Tsu, personal name (hsing-ming) …
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TIAN HAN — born March 12, 1898, Ch'ang-sha, Hunan province, China died Dec. 10, 1968, Peking Wade-Giles T'ien Han, pseudonym of Tian Shouchang …
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TAIWAN — Chinese (Wade-Giles) T'ai-wan, or (Pinyin) Taiwan, Portuguese Formosa, island situated 100 miles (160 km) off the southeast coast of the …
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T'AI-TSUNG — born 600, China died 649, China Pinyin Taizong (temple name, or miao-hao), personal name (hsing-ming) Li Shih-min Chinese ruler, the …
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T'AI-HANG MOUNTAINS — Wade-Giles romanization T'ai-hang Shan, Pinyin Taihang Shan, range stretching some 250 miles (400 km) from north to south and forming …
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NIEN REBELLION — (c. 185268), major revolt in the North China provinces of Shantung, Honan, Kiangsu, and Anhwei; it occurred when the Ch'ing …
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NAN MOUNTAINS — Chinese (Wade-Giles and Pinyin) Nan Shan, a vast complex of mountain ranges in the northwestern region of China. The ranges …
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MAO ZEDONG
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LIU SHAOQI — born 1898, Ning-hsiang district, Hunan Province, China died Nov. 12, 1969, K'ai-feng, Honan Province Liu Shaoqi WadeGiles romanization Liu Shao-ch'i …
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LESSER KHINGAN RANGE — WadeGiles romanization Hsiao Hsing-an Ling, Pinyin Xiao Hinggan Ling, mountain range in the northeastern section of Heilungkiang sheng (province), China. …
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KAO-TSUNG
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KAO-TSU — born 256 BC, China died 195 BC, China Pinyin Gao Zu (temple name, or miao-hao), personal name (hsing-ming) Liu Pang, …
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HUNAN — Wade-Giles romanization Hu-nan, landlocked sheng (province) of the People's Republic of China, located in central China at the crossroads of …
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HSIANG-T'AN — Pinyin Xiangtan, city in eastern Hunan sheng (province), China. It is situated at the confluence of the Hsiang and Lien …
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HONG KONG — Chinese (Pinyin) Xianggang, or (Wade-Giles) Hsiang-Kang special administrative region (Wade-Giles: t'e-pieh hsing-cheng-ch'; Pinyin: tebie xingzhengqu) of China located to the …
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HONAN — Chinese (Wade-Giles) Ho-nan, (Pinyin) Henan, sheng (province) of north-central China. It has an area of 64,700 square miles (167,700 square …
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FU-SHOU-LU — Pinyin Fushoulu, in Chinese mythology, a collective term for the three so-called stellar gods, taken from their names: Fu Hsing, …
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CONFUCIANISM
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CH'ENG-TE — Pinyin Chengde, conventional Jehol city in northern Hopeh sheng (province), China. The city is situated in the mountains separating the …
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ANDERSSON, JOHAN GUNNAR — born , July 3, 1874, Knista, Swed. died Oct. 29, 1960, Stockholm Swedish geologist and archaeologist whose work laid the …
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AN-K'ANG — Pinyin Ankang, formerly Hsing-an, city in southeastern Shensi sheng (province), China. Situated in the narrow valley of the Han River …
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