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A Bibliography of Materials Pertaining to the Kuo-tien and Shanghai Museum Manuscripts CHANG Shih-pao 張世保.  "Ts'ung Kuo-tien ju-chia chien t'an ku-tai ‘yüeh' te hsing-shang t'e-cheng" 從郭店儒家簡談古代"樂"的形上特徵.  Hsüeh-shu yüeh-k'an 學術月刊 2001.12. CHANG Li-wen.  "Kuo-tien Ch'u-mu chu-chien te p'ien-t'i" 《郭店楚墓竹簡》的篇題.  Kuo-tien Ch'u-chien yen-chiu.  Chung-kuo che-hsüeh 20 (1999): 331-34. CHANG Li-wen.  "Lüeh-lun Kuo-tien Ch'u-chien te ‘jen-i' ssu-hsiang" 略論郭店楚簡的 "仁義"思想.  K'ung-tzu yen-chiu 孔子研究 1999.1: 56-69. www.lib.uchicago.edu /earlychina/res/bib/manuscripts_bib.html

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A Bibliography of Materials Pertaining to the Kuo-tien and Shanghai Museum Manuscripts CHANG Shih-pao 張世保.  "Ts'ung Kuo-tien ju-chia chien t'an ku-tai ‘yüeh' te hsing-shang t'e-cheng" 從郭店儒家簡談古代"樂"的形上特徵.  Hsüeh-shu yüeh-k'an 學術月刊 2001.12. CHANG Kuang-yü.  "Hsüeh-chai ching-chien Shang-po chu-shu shih kao" 雪齋驚見上博竹書詩稿.  In Chu Yüan-ch'ing and Liao Ming-ch'un, II, 583-84. HSI P'an-lin 席盤林.  "Lun Lu Mu-kung pien-fa chung te Tzu-ssu: Kuo-tien Ch'u-chien Lu Mu-kung wen Tzu-ssu chi hsiang-kuan wen-t'i yen-chiu" 論魯穆公變法中的子 思 ： 郭店楚簡《魯穆公問子思》及相關問題研究.  In Wei Ch'i-p'eng, Chien-po "Wu-hsing" chien-shih, 179-222. www.lib.uchicago.edu /earlychina/res/bib/manuscripts_bib.html

Search Encyclopedia.com Chang Hs?ang Chang Hsüeh-liang or Zhang Xueliangjäng´ shüĕ´-lyäng´, 1898-2001, Chinese warlord, son of Chang Tso-lin. Chang Changchăng or Yangtzeyăng´sē´, yäng´dzŭ´, Mandarin Chang Jiang, longest river of China and of Asia, c.3,450 mi (5,550 km) long, rising in the Tibetan highlands, SW Qinghai prov., W China, and flowing generally E through central China into the East China Sea at Shanghai. Chang Chih-tung Chang Chih-tungjäng´ jûr´-doong´, 1837-1909, Chinese Ch'ing dynasty statesman and educational reformer. www.encyclopedia.com /searchpool.asp?target=Winston+Chang   (478 words)

Chang Hsueh-ch'eng Biography / Biography of Chang Hsueh-ch'eng Main Biography Chang Hsüeh-ch'eng (1738-1801) was a Chinese scholar and historian. Chang Hsüeh-ch'eng was a native of China's coastal province of Chekiang. In this idea Chang was applying the thoughts of the great Ming philosopher Wang Yang-ming, who had advocated a "unity of thought and action." Relating his thoughts to the political conditions of his day, Chang firmly supported state control of scholarship and even endorsed the Emperor's literary inquisition of the late 18th century. www.bookrags.com /biography/chang-hsueh-cheng   (478 words)

Chang Chang Hsüeh-liang - Chang Hsüeh-liang or Zhang Xueliang, 1898–2001, Chinese warlord, son of Chang Tso-lin. East of Yichang, the Chang enters the lake-studded middle basin of Hubei, Hunan, and Jiangxi provs., a rich agricultural and industrial region; Wuhan, at the confluence of the Han and Chang, is the principal city. Leaving the Sichuan basin, the Chang receives the Wu River and flows through the spectacular Chang gorges that extend from Fengjieh to Yichang; there the river is a serious hazard and at times navigation is impossible. www.infoplease.com /ce6/world/A0811329.html   (478 words)

Chang Chang Hsüeh-liang - Chang Hsüeh-liang or Zhang Xueliang, 1898–2001, Chinese warlord, son of Chang Tso-lin. East of Yichang, the Chang enters the lake-studded middle basin of Hubei, Hunan, and Jiangxi provs., a rich agricultural and industrial region; Wuhan, at the confluence of the Han and Chang, is the principal city. Chang Chih-tung - Chang Chih-tung, 1837–1909, Chinese Ch'ing dynasty statesman and educational reformer. www.infoplease.com /ce5/CE010106.html   (847 words)

Taiwan News ./WORLD News Major Asian Stock Markets Update Index Quoted at 10:30 Changes % Changes --------------------------------------------------------------- Hang Seng (HS) Index 15889.10 71.01 0.45% HS Comp... Flat panel TV vendors lower prices up to 25% in Taiwan market Major Asian stock markets: Taiwan shares up 0.84% news.nabou.com /world/taiwan_news.html   (923 words)

Sample text for Library of Congress control number 2002073343 Chang Hsüeh-ch'eng suggested an approach: "One must use women of the past such as T'ai-jen and T'ai-ssu to render the fullness of its hidden virtues." T'ai-jen was the mother, and T'ai-ssu the wife, of King Wen, founder of the ancient Chou state and the most illustrious of all kings. Wu-ling was the heir to Chang Shu-sheng's branch. Chang called these men "shameless hypocrites" and their protégées "women of activity," and he characterized their venture as a grand delusion, men deluding women and women deluding themselves. www.loc.gov /catdir/samples/simon041/2002073343.html   (923 words)

Chiang Kai-shek. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05 In 1936 Gen. Chang Hsüeh-liang seized him at Xi&, to force him to terminate the civil war against the Communists in order to establish a united front against the encroaching Japanese. Despite the resultant truce, Chiang’s release, and the 1937 outbreak of the Second Sino-Japanese War, the agreement between Nationalists and Communists soon broke down. Thereafter, under various titles and offices, he exercised virtually uninterrupted power as leader of the Nationalist government. www.bartleby.com /65/ch/ChiangKa.html   (645 words)

Chang Po-ya She was the mayor of her home city, serving three terms (1983-89, 1997-2000), the first time succeeding her mother, Hsü; the last time succeeding her sister, Chang Wen-ying (張文英). Chang, who made her recording debut at age 9, is now a thoroughly mature artist. Chang's vibrato and virtuosity suits this style perfectly and not many can play the page full of thirds in Carmen as well as she did it! www.freeglossary.com /Chang_Po-Ya   (645 words)

Book Lists ~ The Legend of White Snake (Chinese Opera, Legends) Hsü, Wen-hung: “The Evolution of the Legend of the White Serpent.” Part I: “The Earliest White Serpent Story, Pai She Chi in the Tang Dynasty,” Tamkang Review, 4.1 (1973), pp. Chang, H. C.: Introduction to “Madam White.” In: Chinese Literature: Popular Fiction and Drama, pp. Chang, H. (transl.): “Madam White.” In: Chinese Literature: Popular Fiction and Drama. www.aaronshep.com /bookshelves/WhiteSnake.html   (645 words)

Chinese Origin Of Playing Cards A common legend states that in the second year of the Hsüan-ho, in the Sung dynasty [i.q. It is indeed to yeh-tzâ rather than to the ya pa'i that we must look not only for the origin of most Chinese paper cards, but for that of European playing cards as well; and the modest scholiast already quoted gives the clue when he explains yeh-tzâ by "Sung money". Goodall have lately brought out in English dress under the name of "Khanhoo," the cards are brought together in combinations of three (suggested probably by the number of the numeral cards, 3X3X3), and hence, whatever the Redflower, Whiteflower, and Old Thousand may originally have been, their number was necessarily fixed at three. www.gamesmuseum.uwaterloo.ca /Archive/Wilkinson/Wilkinson.html   (645 words)

Chang Tso-lin Biography / Biography of Chang Tso-lin Biography Biography Chang's assassination was an ominous prelude to the Japanese invasion of Sept. 18, 1931, which terminated the reign of his son and heir, Chang Hsüehliang. Chang Tso-lin was born of peasant stock in the northeastern province of Fengtien. Chang was less successful when he sought to extend his influence into adjacent areas. www.bookrags.com /biography/chang-tso-lin   (599 words)

Chang Hsueh-liang --  Encyclopædia Britannica Chang Hsüeh-liang was the oldest son of the warlord Chang Tso-lin, who dominated Manchuria and parts of North China. Chang, commander of the Northeastern (Manchurian) forces at Sian, in Northwest China, opposed Chiang's policy of continuing to fight the Chinese Communists rather than devoting the Nationalists' full effort to fighting the... Chang was the son of the warlord Chang Tso-lin, who dominated Manchuria. www.britannica.com /eb/article?tocId=9022416   (599 words)

ONE STATE, ONE PEOPLE, ONE LANGUAGE Lin Yutang, too, though better known as a novelist and wit, had received training as a student of language, as was true also of Ch`ien Hsüan-t`ung, Wang I, Chou Pien-ming,51 and other Chinese supporters of Gwoyeu Romatzyh. Thus Chang Tso-lin, military overlord of Manchuria with a fear of revolution and a fondness for Japanese yen, viewed the new developments as an underhand plot against his regime. During the period of his ascendancy he went no further than to approve a request made by Minister of Education Chang I-lin for the erection of a school to teach the new system. www.pinyin.info /readings/texts/DeFr1950.html   (9590 words)

The New World This last February, on Chinese New Year's Day, the crowned heads of the world flashed their congratulations to the Chihli Emperor of America, Chang Hsüeh-liang, on the fortieth anniversary of his reign, and the six hundredth anniversary of Meng Ling-ch'u's voyage of discovery to the New World. Changed-- by a navigator who set forth on a voyage of discovery one day, six hundred years past. His breakthrough to i-suan, the "mathematics of change" or fluxions, was the masterstroke which enabled much of the technical advance that was to follow. www.paulburgess.org /colon.html   (4932 words)

Encyclopedia: Chiang Kai-shek Zhang Xueliang Zhang Xueliang or Chang Hsüeh-liang (張&: Zhāng Xuéliáng, English: Peter Hsueh Liang Chang) (June 3, 1901- October 15, 2001), nicknamed the Young Marshal, became the effective ruler of Manchuria and much of Northeast China after the assassination of his father Chang Tso-lin on June 4... Chang Chün (張&: Zhāng Qún) (1889-1990) was Premier of the Republic of China in 1947-1948. Sometime in 1917 or 1918, as Chiang was coming to the forefront among the republicans and became close to Sun Yat-sen, he changed his name from Jiang Zhiqing to Jiang Zhongzheng (蔣中正). www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Chiang-Kai_shek   (4932 words)

University of Michigan               College of Pharmacy             Group Moon HS, Jacobson EM, Khersonsky SM, Luzung MR, Walsh DP, Xiong W, Lee JW, Parikh PB, Lam JC, Kang TW, Rosania GR, Schier AF, Chang YT. Perez,OD, Chang, YT, Rosania,G, Sutherlin,D and Schultz, PG Inhibition and Reversal of Myogenic Differentiation by Purine-Based Microtubule Assembly Inhibitors. Chang, Y.T., Wignall, S.M., Rosania, G.R., Gray, N.S., Hanson, S.R., Su, A.I., Merlie, J Jr., Moon, H.S. Sangankar, S.B., Perez, O., Heald, R., and Schultz, P.G. Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of Myoseverin Derivatives: Microtubule Assembly Inhibitors. www-personal.umich.edu /~grosania/publications.html   (4932 words)

Chinese Materia Medica 0508 [Hsüeh chien ch'ou [See 0508a and 0508b [ 0138 [Ch'ien chin t'eng [Stephania japonica or Stephania hernandifolia [*Stephania 0140 [Ch'ien hu [Peucedanum praeruptorum [*Peucedanum or masterwort ccat.sas.upenn.edu /~nsivin/mm.html   (4932 words)

Ivanhoe.CV On Translation of the Daodejing: Theory and Practice, Hsiu-Chen Chang, (forthcoming in both Chinese and English). A Concordance to Chu Hsi, "Ta Hs eh Chang Chu," (San Francisco: Chinese Materials Center, 1979). A Concordance to Chu Hsi, "Chung Yung Chang Chu," (San Francisco: Chinese Materials Center, 1979). www.bu.edu /philo/faculty/Ivanhoe.CV.html   (4932 words)

The Historic Era of "Blue Sky Red Tears" From 1918 to 1931 the warlords Chang Tso-lin and Chang Hsüeh-liang controlled Chinese military power in Manchuria. Japan occupied Manchuria in 1931–32, when Chinese military resistance, sapped by civil war, was weak. Chiefly through the South Manchurian Railroad, Japan developed the region's economy. www.digitalku.com /publish/blueskyredtears/history.htm   (613 words)

Encyclopedia of Chinese Philosophy -- A-Z Entries Zhang Xuecheng (Chang Hsüeh-ch'eng) by David S. Zhang Zai (Chang Tsai) by Chung-ying CHENG (List of entries is not final and is subject to change prior to publication.) Reason and Principle by A. Religions by by Pei-jung FU Ren (Jen): Benevolence by Vincent SHEN www.routledge-ny.com /ref/chinesephil/azentries.html   (613 words)

Email Directory Chang, Kam C. - wrestler and captain, Wagner College, former wrestler, Deer Park HS, Deer Park, NY Cicio, Al - head coach, Northport HS, Northport, NY Cicio, John - former wrestler, William Floyd HS, Mastic Beach Merkent, Billy - wrestler, Saint Joseph by the Sea HS, Staten Island, NY Merritt, Mike - former wrestler, G. Ray Bodley HS, Fulton, NY '68-71, former jr. The Mat Slap former coach, Sagamore JHS, Massapequa HS and Chaminade HS, former wrestler, Amityville HS Notebaert, Thomas - varsity coach, Waterloo HS, Waterloo, NY Novinski, Derek - asst. www.nywrestling.com /maillist.htm   (8964 words)

Zhang articles on Encyclopedia.com Zhang Xueliang ZHANG XUELIANG [Zhang Xueliang] see Chang Hsüeh-liang. Chang Hsüeh-liang CHANG HSÜEH-LIANG [Chang Hsüeh-liang] or Zhang Xueliang, 1898-2001, Chinese warlord, son of Chang Tso-lin. He was later transferred to a labor reform camp, where he remained for most of the next two decades. www.encyclopedia.com /searchpool.asp?target=Zhang   (248 words)

A Bibliography of Materials Pertaining to the Kuo-tien and Shanghai Museum Manuscripts CHANG Shih-pao 張世保.  "Ts'ung Kuo-tien ju-chia chien t'an ku-tai ‘yüeh' te hsing-shang t'e-cheng" 從郭店儒家簡談古代"樂"的形上特徵.  Hsüeh-shu yüeh-k'an 學術月刊 2001.12. CHANG Mao-tse 張茂澤.  "Hsing tzu ming ch'u p'ien hsin-hsing lun ta pu-t'ung yü ‘Chung-yung' shuo" 《性自命出》篇心性論大不同於《中庸》說.  Jen-wen tsa-chih 人文雜誌 2000.3: 111-15. CHANG Yü-k'un 張玉昆.  "Pei-ching Kuo-tien Ch'u-mu chu-chien hsüeh-shu t'ao-lun hui tsung-shu" 北京郭店楚墓竹簡學術討論會綜述.  Kuo-chi ju-hsüeh yen-chiu 國際儒學研究 5 (1998).  [Not seen.] www.lib.uchicago.edu /earlychina/res/bib/manuscripts_bib.html   (248 words)

A Bibliography of Materials Pertaining to the Kuo-tien and Shanghai Museum Manuscripts CHOU Feng-wu.  "Kuo-tien Ch'u-chien shih-tzu cha-chi" 郭店楚簡識字札記.  Chang I-jen hsien-sheng ch'i-chih shou-ch'ing lun-wen chi, I, 351-62. HUANG Jen-erh 黃人二.  "Kuo-tien Ch'u-chien Lu Mu-kung wen Tzu-ssu k'ao-shih" 郭店處簡《魯穆公問子思》考釋.  Chang I-jen hsien-sheng ch'i-chih shou-ch'ing lun-wen chi, I, 397-404. CHOU Feng-wu.  "K'ung-tzu Shih-lun hsin shih-wen chi chu-chieh" 《孔子詩論》新釋文及注解.  In Chu Yüan-ch'ing and Liao Ming-ch'un, I, 152-72. www.lib.uchicago.edu /earlychina/res/bib/manuscripts_bib.html   (6943 words)

Search Encyclopedia.com Chang Hs?ang Chang Hsüeh-liang or Zhang Xueliangjäng´ shüĕ´-lyäng´, 1898-2001, Chinese warlord, son of Chang Tso-lin. Chang Changchăng or Yangtzeyăng´sē´, yäng´dzŭ´, Mandarin Chang Jiang, longest river of China and of Asia, c.3,450 mi (5,550 km) long, rising in the Tibetan highlands, SW Qinghai prov., W China, and flowing generally E through central China into the East China Sea at Shanghai. Chang Chih-tung Chang Chih-tungjäng´ jûr´-doong´, 1837-1909, Chinese Ch'ing dynasty statesman and educational reformer. www.encyclopedia.com /search.asp?target=@DOCTITLE+Chang   (6943 words)

A Bibliography of Materials Pertaining to the Kuo-tien and Shanghai Museum Manuscripts CHANG Ying 張盈.  “T'ang Yü chih tao ju-ho k'o-neng” 唐虞之道如何可能.  Chung-kuo che-hsüeh-shih 中國哲學史 2001.3: 74-77. CHANG Chi-liang 張吉良.  “Ts'ung Lao Tan Lao-tzu tao t'ai-shih Tan Tao-te ching ” 從老聃《老子》到太史儋《道德經》.  Chiang-hsi she-hui k'o-hsüeh 江西社會科學 1999.2.  [Not seen.] CH'EN Li-kuei.  “ Hsing-ch'ing lun shuo ‘tao'” 《性情論》說“道”.  In Chu and Liao, 140-51. www.lib.uchicago.edu /earlychina/res/bib/manuscripts_bib.html   (6943 words)

A Bibliography of Materials Pertaining to the Kuo-tien and Shanghai Museum Manuscripts CHANG Li-wen 張立文.  "Lun Kuo-tien Ch'u-mu chu-chien te p'ien-t'i ho t'ien-jen yu-fen ssu-hsiang" 論郭店楚墓竹簡的篇題和天人有分思想.  Ch'uan-t'ung wen-hua yü hsien-tai hua 傳統文化與現代化 1998.6: 5-13. HAN Tung-yü.  "Lao-tzu 17, 18 chang chung ‘yen,' ‘an,' ‘an' tzu chiu-tso ho chieh?  Chien-t'an Kuo-tien Ch'u-mu chu-chien te ting-lun i-i" 《老子》17、18章中"焉"、"案"、"安"字究作何解？兼談《郭店楚墓竹簡》的定論意義.  Tung-pei Shih-ta hsüeh-pao: Che-she pan 2003.4: 67-70. HAN Jen-chih 韓忍之.  "Han Fei chu Chieh-Lao Yü-Lao shih ‘wu-ch'ien yen' shih-fou i ming wei Lao-tzu—Chien-lun Ssu-ma Ch'ien p'an-tuan te shih-tsai-hsing" 韓非著解老喻老時"五千言"是否己名為老子—兼論司馬遷判斷的實在性.  Tung-pei Shih-ta hsüeh-pao (Che-hsüeh she-hui k'o-hsüeh pan) 東北師大學報（哲學社會科學版）1999.2: 54-57. www.lib.uchicago.edu /earlychina/res/bib/manuscripts_bib.html   (6943 words)

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