- In China, the word
hanjian (traditional Chinese: 漢奸;
simplified Chinese: 汉奸; pinyin:
Hànjiān; Wade–Giles: han-chien) is a
pejorative term for
those seen...
-
through China's
Department of
Civil Affairs.
Charged with
treason as a
hanjian on 20
October 1947, she was
executed by a
bullet shot into the back of...
-
rebels were violent. In response, some
labelled Yuan
Weishi a "traitor" (
Hanjian). The name "Boxer Rebellion",
concludes Joseph W. Esherick, a contemporary...
- 1928 and was
sentenced in 1946 to 18 months'
imprisonment for
being a
hanjian.
After serving his sentence, Wang
Wenti settled in Hong Kong
where he was...
-
person who
sells Vietnamese interests. It is
similar to the
Chinese term
hanjian,
meaning a
Chinese traitor, and uses the same
character for "traitor"....
- judgement. He was
executed by
firing squad in
Beijing on
November 4, 1950.
Hanjian Second Sino-****anese War Guo Rugui, China's Anti-****anese War
Combat Operations:...
- his
death sentence commuted to life imprisonment), was
given the
title Hanjian meaning arch-traitor to the Han people. In the
following decades, Wang...
- interests,
along with
Zhang Zongxiang and Cao Rulin, he was
labeled as a
Hanjian ("traitor to the
Chinese people") by
students parti****ting in the May...
- regime. He,
along with Wang Jingwei, was
considered by many
Chinese to be a
Hanjian, or traitor.
Deguang claimed he was just
following orders,
since his friend...
- ChinaKnowledge.de – An
Encyclopaedia on
Chinese History,
Literature and Art. "Juyan
Hanjian 居延漢簡, the Han-Period
Texts of Juyan". Guo, Qiyong; D'Ambrosio, Paul (2018)...
