- Chʻên2 Chiung3-ming2; 18
January 1878 – 22
September 1933),
courtesy name
Jingcun (竞存/競存),
nickname Ayan (阿烟/阿煙), was a
Chinese lawyer,
military general...
- Shi
Jingcun (史敬存) (died 11 June 884),
known as Shi
Jingsi (史敬思) in
Chinese historiography likely for
naming taboo reasons, was a
minor general in imperial...
-
Dujiacun (杜家村)
Henanzhuang (河南庄村)
Anbei (庵北村)
Louquan (漏泉村)
Suqincun (苏秦村村)
Jingcun (荆村村)
Sangshuping (桑树坪村)
Sanhuagou (三化沟村)
Caoyao (曹窑村)
Gaoqiao (高桥村) Lijin...
- Wei
Yongcheng •
Zhang Renmin • Li Renren [zh] • Zhai Nianhua [zh] • Liao
Jingcun (s)
District 2 (5)
Huang Shaohong • Chen
Xijiu • Lin Hu • Chen
Kewen •...
- (石坡镇)
Xunjian (巡检镇) Si′er (寺耳镇)
Lingkou (灵口镇)
Sanyao (三要镇)
Gucheng (古城镇)
Jingcun (景村镇) "Profile of
Luonan County" (in Chinese).
Archived from the original...
- Tianjin's
modern education. In 1911, Wang Yun
founded the
Tianjin Private Jingcun Girls'
School (竞存女子学校) in the
British concession,
which was the
first girls'...
- 1941, Liu
moved to
Beijing to live with his uncle. He was
educated at
Jingcun Middle School and
Chengda Middle School,
before going on to
study at Fu...
- Gao
surrendered with the
Shatuo chieftain Li
Youjin (李友金), Mi, and Shi
Jingcun,
after arresting fellow officer Fu
Wenda (傅文達). When Li
Keyong tried to...
-
Xunjian (巡检镇), Si′er (寺耳镇),
Lingkou (灵口镇),
Sanyao (三要镇),
Gucheng (古城镇), and
Jingcun (景村镇) 1
subdistrict Longjuzhai (龙驹寨街道) 9
townships Dihua (棣花镇), Siping...
