- Wang
Baiyuan (Chinese: 王白淵; pinyin: Wáng
Báiyuān; Wade–Giles: Wang2 Pai2-yüan1; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Ông Pe̍k-ian;
November 3, 1902 –
October 3, 1965) was a Taiwanese...
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names and
subsets in
different places.
Baiyuan tongbeiquan has two subsets: Shi- and Qi-style. From Qi-style
Baiyuan tongbeiquan there are also a number...
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Retrieved March 25, 2024. 广州市人民政府关于同意白云区部分行政区划调整的批复：穗府函〔2013〕138号. gz.gov.cn.
Baiyuan District Government.
Archived from the
original on 10
September 2017. Retrieved...
- Ratnamālāvadāna. The text was
later translated into
Chinese (as
Zhuanji baiyuan jing) and into Tibetan. The
Chinese translation dates to the late 5th or...
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Liberal Arts at
Meiji University. In 1933, he and
Zhang Wenhuan, Wang
Baiyuan, Liu Jie, Su Weixiong, Shi Xuexi, Wu Yongfu, and
others initiated the organization...
- “A
Supplement to
Jiang Zong’s
Biography of a
White Ape” (Bu
Jiang Zong
Baiyuan Zhuan, 補江總白猿傳). It
tells how the
beautiful young wife of
General Ouyang...
- "—referring to the pun
between hu 狐 "fox" and the Hu 胡 ("barbarian") clan.
Baiyuan 白猨 "white gibbons" like "Mr. Yuan" were
considered to be
spiritually powerful...
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Chunmu wrote a
remarkable preface for Wang
Baiyuan,
explaining his
friendship with Wang
Baiyuan, Wang
Baiyuan's ideological changes, and
revealing his love...
- (奔波儿灞) Bo (駮)
Baiyanmojun (百眼魔君) Bis****jinjingshou (避水金晶兽)
Baoyu (薄鱼)
Baiyuan (白猿)
Bailong (白龙)
Bailu (白鹿)
Benfu (奔浮)
Baijueyao (败屩妖)
Banyiguipo (斑衣鳜婆)...
- left-wing
literary group "Taiwanese
Cultural ****ociation." In June 1931, Wang
Baiyuan's collection of
poems and essays, "The
Thorny Road," was published. After...
