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Qingxin District (Chinese: 清新区; pinyin:
Qīngxīn Qū),
formerly Qingxin County, is a
district of
Qingyuan City, in northwest-central
Guangdong province...
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lived in the built-up (or metro) area made of
urbanized Qingcheng and
Qingxin districts. The
primary spoken language is Cantonese.
Covering 19,015 km2...
- Taipei. Ruan zhi: a
light variety of
oolong tea. The tea is also
known as
Qingxin and as # 17. It
originates from Anxi in
Fujian province. Jin Xuan: a variety...
- the pre-expanded city. New
district established after 2010 census:
Qingxin (
Qingxin County). The new
district not
included in the
urban area
count of the...
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applied to
practitioners attaining the rank of
Disciple of Pure
Faith (
qīngxīn dìzǐ 清心弟子). They
first appeared in the
Scripture on
Setting the Will on...
- Vân Kiều. The original,
written by an
unknown writer under the
pseudonym Qīngxīn Cáirén (Chinese: 青心才人 "Pure-Hearted Man of Talent"), was a straightforward...
- International, ISBN 978-1-55671-159-6,
retrieved 26
January 2010. Li,
Qingxin (2006).
Maritime Silk Road. trans.
William W. Wang.
China Intercontinental...
- in Chongqing, China,
where he
lived until 1980. He is the son of
Zhang Qingxin, a
former manager of a
foreign trade enterprise, who has been a
board member...
- two centuries.[citation needed] In 1855, Lin
Fengchi (林鳳池)
brought the
Qingxin oolong (青心烏龍)
plants from the Wuyi
Mountains of
Fujian to
Taiwan and planted...
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Seventeenth Century.
University of Minnesota. ISBN 9780816607136. Li (李),
Qingxin (庆新) (2006).
Maritime Silk Road (海上丝绸之路英).
Translated by
William W. Wang...
