- disasters. The PLA Navy's
Commander Shi
Yunsheng and
Political Commissar Yang
Huaiqing were both
dismissed as a
result of the accident. No. 361 was part of the...
- Yang
Huaiqing (Chinese: 杨怀庆;
February 1939 – 12
December 2012) was an
admiral in the People's
Liberation Army Navy (PLA Navy) of China. He was a member...
- With his
forces divided, Li
Kaifang was
forced to give up the
siege of
Huaiqing. The
Taiping forces at
times cooperated with
members of the Nian militias...
- The Yuan
Dynasty belongs to
Huaiqing Road and Mengzhou,
Yannan and
Hebei Roads. In the Ming Dynasty, it
belonged to
Huaiqing Mansion (governing Hanoi, today's...
- went to
Tianjin and made a
living there by
working as a
porter in the
Huaiqing pharmacy and by
selling firewood. In 1902, Huo
responded to a challenge...
- disasters. The PLA Navy's
Commander Shi
Yunsheng and
Political Commissar Yang
Huaiqing were both
dismissed as a
result of the accident.
Changcheng 353, in Tianjin...
- 1402), a son of Li Shanchang, in 1376, and had
issue (two sons)
Princess Huaiqing (懷慶公主; 1366 – 15 July 1425),
sixth daughter Married Wang Ning, Marquis...
- p. 21. Naoe,
Hiroji [in ****anese] (1980). Zhōngguó mínsúxué 中國民俗學. Lin
Huaiqing 林懷卿 (tr.). Tainan:
Shiyi Shuju. pp. 109–110.
Takeshi Suzuki (2007) "Ryūō...
-
Zhenhua Li
Zuopeng Su
Zhenhua Ye Fei Li
Yaowen Wei
Jinshan Zhou
Kunren Yang
Huaiqing Hu
Yanlin Liu
Xiaojiang Miao Hua Qin
Shengxiang Liu
Qingsong Chiefs of...
-
Tianbiao Yuan
Shoufang Zhang Shutian Zhou
Kunren Li
Jinai Shi
Yunsheng Yang
Huaiqing Liu
Shunyao Wang
Zuxun Du
Tiehuan Liao
Xilong Xu
Yongqing Qiao Qingchen...
