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	Chinese Literature - alphabetical index (www.chinaknowledge.org)
		Hai Rui ba guan, "Dismission of Hai Rui", a theatre play by Wu Han (PRC)
		Tang shi san bai shou, "300 Tang poems", an anthology by Sun Zhu (Qing)
		Mu dan ting, "The Peony Pavillion, a theatre play by Tang Xianzu (Ming)
	www.chinaknowledge.org /Literature/literature_alphabet.html

	yick.htm
		In early 1964, she resumed her literary battle by trying to get the well-known Beijing literary critic Li Xifan to attack Hai Rui Ba Guan; he refused (and was later purged during the Cultural Revolution).
		Incidentally, what had been the attitude of Zhou Enlai toward Hai Rui Ba Guan?
		It was at Mao's personal direction that Yao Wenyuan fired the first salvo of the Cultural Revolution in a Shanghai newspaper with his critique of Wu Han's Hai Rui Dismissed from Office.
	mcel.pacificu.edu /aspac/papers/scholars/yick/yick.htm

	Hainan Island
		Hai Rui's Tomb was built in 1589 during the Ming Dynasty in memory of Hai Rui, a famous official of uprightness in the Ming Dynasty.
		Beside it are the Su Temple in memory of the great writer Su Shi who was exiled to Hainan in the Song Dynasty, and the big stone tablet on which were the famous words in Shou Jin Chinese writing style by Song Huizong, an emperor of the Song Dynasty.
		The Five - Official Memorial Temple was built in the Qing Dynasty (1889) in memory of the 5 famous historical figures named Li Deyu, Li Gang, Li Guang, Hu Chuan and Zhao Ding who were successively exiled to Hainan Island during the Tang and Song Dynasties.
	www.dalu.com /ad/echina/ehainan/hndao.htm

	CCTV-English Channel-civilization
		The new Emperor Longqing thought that Hai Rui was faithful to the court.
		Hai Rui did not thank the supreme ruler Emperor Jiajing for this promotion, but instead, he submitted a memorial to criticise him.
		In the memorial he criticised the emperor for his indulgence in practice of Daoism and negligence of state affairs.
	www.cctv.com /program/civilization/20040406/101732.shtml (570 words)

	English Channel
		The new Emperor Longqing thought that Hai Rui was faithful to the court.
		Hai Rui did not thank the supreme ruler Emperor Jiajing for this promotion, but instead, he submitted a memorial to criticise him.
		In the memorial he criticised the emperor for his indulgence in practice of Daoism and negligence of state affairs.
	www.cctv.com.cn /english/TouchChina/GloryofChineseCivilization/HistoricalCelebrities/Statesmen/20020328/100030.html (570 words)

	phorum - Chinese Culture Forum at Asiawind - Re: Chinese Dilemmma
		A contemporary was Wu Han §d(¤é§t) who earlier wrote the Hongwu Emperor Biography (Zhu Yuanzhang Zhuan) but who later provoked Mao Zedong into the disastrous Cultural revolution by his drama ¡§Hai Rui Dismissed¡¨ which subtly.criticized Mao by unmistakenly cloaking Peng Dehuai as Hai Rui.
		Wu Sangui has been blamed by most Chinese as a traitor equivalent to Qin Hui (Song Dynasty Prime Minister who executed the patriot Yue Fei), whilst his apologists would exonerate him for his family obligation and for his love to his concubine.
		In regards to Wu Feng of Taiwan, I would like to point out that he actually sacrificed himself to stop the constant friction and fighting between the Han settlers and the Taiwanese aborigines.
	www.asiawind.com /forums/read.php?f=2&i=1190&t=1158&v=f (3690 words)

	MSN Encarta - Search Results - Wu Han
		Wu Han (1909-1969), Chinese historian and writer whose play Hai Rui ba guan (The Dismissal of Hai Rui from Office) was interpreted as a criticism of...
		Han Jiang, river of China, one of the chief tributaries of the Yangtze River and a main artery of trade of central China.
		Chinese unity was fractured, and three rival states—Wu, Wei, and Shu—contended for power in the territory of what had been the Han empire, waging...
	ca.encarta.msn.com /Wu_Han.html (119 words)

	MSN Encarta - Search Results - Wu Sangui
		Wu Han (1909-1969), Chinese historian and writer, whose play Hai Rui ba guan (The Dismissal of Hai Rui from Office, 1961) was interpreted as a...
		Wu Sangui (1612-1678), Chinese general, commander of the army stationed in northern China during the late Ming dynasty.
		MSN Encarta - Search Results - Wu Sangui
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Wu_Sangui.html (104 words)

	MOC's Members
		Hong Wang is a graduate of Nanjing Normal University's Music Department where he studied with the famous erhu (Chinese fiddle) master, Rui Zhang and the esteemed Professor Xiaojie Lu, virtuoso player of the Huqin (Chinese 2-stringed instruments).
		Liu Zen-Yi of the Hu Nan Musical Academy, Pipa Master Fong Jin-Long of the Xing-Hai Musical Academy and Hai Nan University.
		Wang has made numerous recordings of Chinese folk music, often traveling to remote villages to document his country's rich heritage of ancient regional music.
	www.melodyofchina.com /members.html (2939 words)

	Encyclopedia Mythica: Conversion chart
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		~Zhong-Ming Li, Ming-Bo Yang, Bang-Hu Xie, Jian-Min Feng, Rui Huang
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	www.workingdogs.com /bookstore/us/books/author/Bo-Feng+Huang.htm (2939 words)

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	Encyclopedia Mythica: Conversion chart
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	Pricenoia.com - Zhong-Ming Li
		Authors: Chow Jia Chun; Yang Boda; Xiao Shun Quan; Zhong Mei Lin, Wan Zheng Zhong, Li Jing Jian Shi Hai Lan
		Authors: Zhong-Ming Li; Bang-Hu Xie; Rui Huang; Xiang-Ping Fang; Ming-Bo Yang
		Authors: Zhong-Ming Li; Ming-Bo Yang; Bang-Hu Xie; Jian-Min Feng; Rui Huang
	www.pricenoia.com /search/Zhong-Ming+Li/0/0 (420 words)

	yick.htm
		It was at Mao's personal direction that Yao Wenyuan fired the first salvo of the Cultural Revolution in a Shanghai newspaper with his critique of Wu Han's Hai Rui Dismissed from Office.
		The debate, initiated by Yao's article published in Shanghai, was followed by a massive barrage of Maoist criticism that eventually led to the purge of Wu and his superiors in Beijing's municipal party, government, and military structures.
		In order to regain the "first-line" command of the CCP that had been "lost" to the Liuists who controlled the capital, challenged his personal authority, policy preferences, and revolutionary vision since the late 1950s, Mao decided to use Shanghai as the base to launch his attack on them in the second half of 1965.
	mcel.pacificu.edu /aspac/papers/scholars/yick/yick.htm (7505 words)

	Keith Price Bibliography author Listing for wan
		Wang, H.X.[Hai Xian] * Estimation for the number of components in a mixture model using stepwise split-and-merge EM algorithm
		Includes: Wang, R. Wang, R.[Ruqin] Wang, R.[Rongrong] Wang, R.[Rongben] Wang, R.[Rui] Wang, R.[Ruiping] Wang, R.[Runsheng] Wang, R.[Roy] Wang, R.[Renying] Wang, R.[Rong]
		Wang, S.Z.[Shen-Zheng] * Extraction and recognition of license plates of motorcycles and vehicles on highways
	iris.usc.edu /Old-Notes/bibliography/author/wan.html (10955 words)

	Dome: oncology@curekidneycancer.org public folder
		Zhao et al 2003 Zhao, Yao-zhong, Hong-qiang Li, Da-peng Li, Rui Li, Jun-yuan Qi, Chang-chun Wan, Chun-lin Zhou, Zhi-qiang Wang, and Lin-sheng Qian.
		Sun et al 2004 Sun, Yan-Hui, Ya-Zhuo Zhang, Zhong-Cheng Wang, Mei-Zhen Sun, and Dong-Hai Zhao.
		Zhao et al 2002 Zhao, Wei-Li, Lan Xu, Wen Wu, Hua Yan, Wei Tang, Jiong Hu, Yu Chen, Jun-Ming Li, Xiao Ying Zeng, Shu-Min Xiong, Zhi-Xiang Shen, Zhu Chen, Zhen-Yi Wang, and Sai-Juan Chen.
	www.cancerdome.com /dome/shelfdetail.jsp?userid=oncology@curekidneycancer.org&shelfid=318&eid=0,1016277 (15500 words)

	phorum - Chinese Culture Forum at Asiawind - Zhang Jiuling- the Tang poet and statesman
		During the government of the People's Republic of China, on 10 November, 1965, an article called "Hai Rui Dismissed From Office ®ü·ç½}©x", published by the People's Daily in Shanghai, criticizing a play written by Wu Han (§d§t), the deputy Mayor of Beijing city.
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	www.asiawind.com /forums/read.php?f=2&i=2683&t=2683 (542 words)

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	shemagicalwonderland :: View topic - Super Star <Chinese Lyrics + Han Yu Pin Yin>
		wo ceng jing yi wei ai qing ying gai cheng shi/dan cheng shi que shi zui jian rui de dao zi
		hai mei yu jian/jiu xian you le si nian
		wo men dou kan jian/jie ju zai gai bian
	www.ezforum.org /tropicaltree-about21.html (2451 words)

	part3
		Similarly, the attack in November 1965 on Beijing deputy mayor Wu Han and his historical play, "Hai Rui's Dismissal from Office," signaled the beginning of the Cultural Revolution.
		Under the aegis of Zhou Enlai and later Deng Xiaoping, many intellectuals were restored to their former positions and warily resumed their pre-Cultural Revolution duties.
		For the most part, important policy shifts reflected the alternating emphasis on political and economic goals and were accompanied by major changes in the positions of individuals in the political power structure.
	www-chaos.umd.edu /history/part3 (19516 words)

	Contents
		Associate Editors: Hanson LI, Kefei LI, Jianping LIU, Junling MA, Jie SHEN, Tingting SHI, Hai WANG, Duan WU, Xiaodong YI, Junfu ZHANG, Rui ZHAO, Wentong ZHENG
		Zhang Yimou and the Quiet Dialogue of Cinematic Violence: an Analysis of “Hero” and “House of Flying Daggers” (Miguel A. If you prefer to read this issue in one PDF document, please click here to download.
		Co-Editors: Xiaojiang HU, Yan LI, Su SUN, Zhengxu WANG
	www.oycf.org /perspectives/27_12302004/content.html (127 words)

	Foreign Affairs - The Emperor Has No Clothes: Mao's Doctor Reveals the Naked Truth - John E. Wills, Jr.
		On one occasion the chairman became fascinated with the history of a vigorous reformer, a mid-Ming Dynasty official named Hai Rui, who was dismissed after repeatedly condemning abuses of power at the imperial court.
		Mao made it clear that Dr. Li's education in missionary schools would be no bar to his holding a position of the greatest trust under the chairman.
		Mao was frequently charming when meeting someone for the first time; his willfulness and urge for total control became apparent only after the individual was irretrievably enmeshed in the inner circle.
	www.foreignaffairs.org /19941101fareviewessay5157/john-e-wills-jr/the-emperor-has-no-clothes-mao-s-doctor-reveals-the-naked-truth.html (127 words)

	yick.htm
		Encouraged by Hu Qiaomu, Wu Han, who was a distinguished scholar on the Ming dynasty, published a number of articles about Hai Rui in the summer and fall of 1959.
		It must be noted that in their historical content, Wu Han's essays and plays of 1959-1960 had nothing to do with the attack on and the subsequent dismissal of Marshal Peng Dehuai at the Lushan Conference in August 1959.
		If Wu Han had been denounced in public in late 1964, he would not have become the prime target for the Maoists a year later; and Deng Tuo and the Beijing Municipal Party Committee would have encountered serious political trouble in 1964 instead of in 1965.
	mcel.pacificu.edu /aspac/papers/scholars/yick/yick.htm (7505 words)

	2003 U.S. Open
		Kim Moo Kyo (KOR), 8,5,10,7; Zhang Rui d.
		Bin Hai Chu/Gary Harbeck, 8,9,7; SF: Virgo/Evans d.
		Al Papp, 13,14,4; Lily Yip d Lim Ming Chui, 5,7,12.
	www.usatt.org /events/2003usopen/2002_usopen_results.shtml (787 words)

	So Astrosexy!
		Ju+Rui: shang ke de shi hou zhi qi de lian kong hai zai xiang na ke qiu zen me lao shi tou bu zhong
		Yu Hao: chen shou shang bai se de ba pu huan mei rong hua de shi hou qiao qiao gen zai ta bei hou xi wang na shang di bao you
		Last night after the rain, the field was high in humidity, water drops on the basketball court have also yet to dry
	www.ocf.berkeley.edu /~ngmatt/blog/index.php?m=20040603 (1188 words)

	journalsVwr.asp?fileNumber=0009j33&max=61&custom=0
		WANG Wen-hai WU Sang-yun CHEN Xue-ying (71) The Synthetic Assessment of Socio-Economic Impact of Rising Sea Level in Guangdong Coastal Region...........................................................................
		- CHENG Xiao-fang WANG Rui-fang (53) A Decision Making System Based on GIS for Forest Firefighting..............................
		SHI Pei-Jun SU Yun ZHOU Wu-guang (1) The CGE Model on Economic Impact of Natural Disasters......................................................
	mceer.buffalo.edu /infoService/enews/journalsVwr.asp?fileNumber=0009j33&max=61&custom=0 (299 words)

	Contents
		Managing Editor of this Issue: Carol LI Associate Editors: Hanson LI, Kefei LI, Jianping LIU, Junling MA, Jie SHEN, Tingting SHI, Hai WANG, Duan WU, Xiaodong YI, Junfu ZHANG, Rui ZHAO, Wentong ZHENG
		Not Against the State, Just Protecting the Residents’ Interests: A Residents’ Movement in a Shanghai Neighborhood (Jiangang ZHU)
		The Search for a New Olympic Identity (Duan WU)
	www.oycf.org /perspectives/26_093004/contents.htm (189 words)

	Learn more about Chinese opera in the online encyclopedia.
		Similarly, the attack in November 1965 on Beijing deputy mayor Wu Han and his historical play, "Hai Rui's Dismissal from Office," signaled the beginning of the Cultural Revolution.
		Wu culture (Suzhou, Shanghai and surrounding area): Kunqu Opera, Suzhou Opera and Ballad-sing
		During the Cultural Revolution, most opera troupes were disbanded, performers and scriptwriters were persecuted, and all operas except the eight "model operas" approved by Jiang Qing and her associates were banned.
	www.onlineencyclopedia.org /c/ch/chinese_opera.html (741 words)

	E-ASPAC
		In early 1964, she resumed her literary battle by trying to get the well-known Beijing literary critic Li Xifan to attack Hai Rui Ba Guan; he refused (and was later purged during the Cultural Revolution).
		In his influential essay, Liao argued that "Li Huiniang" was a strong woman who refused to submit to authorities; the play did not advocate superstition.
		(The play "Li Huainiang" was also under Maoist attack.) In perspective, mid-1964 could be seen as the beginning of the end for many of Beiping's establishment intellectuals and their political patrons.
	mcel.pacificu.edu /easpac/2003/yick.php3 (8049 words)

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