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  • ...elegation of the [[Communist Party of China]] led by [[Zhou Enlai]] left [[Nanjing]] and came back to [[Yan'an]]. ...ng to fight to the end for real peace and democracy, together with Chinese people and all the parties that made concerted efforts for such purpose. He also s
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  • ...ma school established in 1935 in the former Kuomintang regime capital of [[Nanjing]]. After his graduation, Huang worked as a script keeper and vice director [[Category: People]]
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  • ...aris University in 1933. He established departments of Mathematics both at Nanjing Southeast University and [[Tsinghua University]]. He served as the presiden [[Category:mathematicians]][[Category:people from Yunnan]]
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  • ...Hui started volleyball training when she was in third grade. Entering the Nanjing No. 29 Middle School, she began to participate in municipal, provincial, an [[Category:People]][[Category:sports]][[Category:volleyball]][[Category:Chinese athletes]]
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  • ...posing behind his donation of a wall of thousands of 100-yuan banknotes in Nanjing drew heavy criticism. He thrust cash to the palm of the needy and took phot ...nami. He donated money, food and daily necessities, and even rescued three people from the debris.
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  • ...uburbs of [[Beijing]]. In the 1930s, he was president of Beiping Branch of Nanjing Conservatory of Traditional Opera Music and president of Zhonghua Tradition After the founding of the People's Republic of ''China'', he was appointed vice president of the [[Chinese A
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  • ...Reclamation Bureau. (From February 1985 to August 1986, he studied in the Nanjing Agriculture School under the Central Agricultural Management Institute). ...Party Committee, and chairman of the Standing Committee of the Liu'an City People's Congress. (From March 2003 to January 2005, he studied in the Party Schoo
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  • Born in 1971 in [[Chongqing]], Meng moved to [[Nanjing]], [[Jiangsu Province]] with his family when he was 12. Good at Chinese but ...ed in his spare time and enrolled in Continuing Study School of Chinese at Nanjing Normal University in 1992.
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  • ...howing unswerving loyalty to the CPC, Liu fought arduously to build up the people's army. ...]], [[Shandong]], and [[Henan]] provinces. This significantly enhanced the People's armed forces.
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  • ...ommunist Party of China]] ([[CPC]]) in November 1959; Joined the [[Chinese People's Liberation Army]] ([[PLA]]) in January 1958; received on-the-job training ...Central Military Commission]] and the [[Central Military Commission of the People's Republic of China]] ([[PRC]]); [[State Councilor]]; member of the Leading
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  • ...as successively served as Director and Secretary of the Party Committee of Nanjing and Hangzhou Branch Bureaus of the Shanghai Railway Bureau, followed by the [[Category: People]] [[Category: Ministers]]
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  • ...ebellion. During this time, Sun Yat-sen set up a provisional government in Nanjing under the Nationalist Party with Yuan's support. Yuan returned to Beijing a ...political basis for the movement was Sun Yat-sen's Three Principles of the People (Sanmin Zhuyi), nationalism, democracy, and socialism.
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  • ...ty of China (RCSC)''' (中国红十字会), the only national Red Cross society in the People's Republic of China, is a humanitarian social relief organization. ...National People's Congress officially promulgated the Red Cross Law of the People's Republic of China, which provides legal protection to the Chinese Red Cro
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  • ...ebellion. During this time, Sun Yat-sen set up a provisional government in Nanjing under the Nationalist Party with Yuan's support. Yuan returned to Beijing a ...litical basis for the movement was Sun Yat-sen's [[Three Principles of the People]] (Sanmin Zhuyi), nationalism, democracy, and socialism.
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  • ...ebellion. During this time, Sun Yat-sen set up a provisional government in Nanjing under the Nationalist Party with Yuan's support. Yuan returned to Beijing a ...litical basis for the movement was Sun Yat-sen's [[Three Principles of the People]] (Sanmin Zhuyi), nationalism, democracy, and socialism.
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  • ...'s +75kg overall performance at the national weightlifting championship in Nanjing [[Category:people]][[Category:sports]][[Category:weightlifting]][[Category:weightlifter]][[Ca
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  • ...] declared the end of China’s last feudalist dynasty. In January 1912, the Nanjing Interim Government of the Republic of China (1911-1949) was set up and Huan ...l from [[Nanjing]], [[Jiangsu Province]] to [[Beijing]]. Huang remained in Nanjing during Yuan’s purge and reorganized his army in an attempt to oppose Yuan
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  • ...irector of a local district. With a major in English, Hua graduated from [[Nanjing University]] at the age of 22. [[category: Jiangsu People]]
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  • ...volutionary ideas. After graduation in 1926, Sha Ting studied further in [[Nanjing]] and [[Beijing]], but returned to Sichuan that winter during the height of ..."The Deputy Magistrate." His grim stories about the sufferings of innocent people under the barbarous rule of the Kuomintang regime aroused readers' indignat
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  • Wang, professor with Nanjing University of Science & Technology and an academician of the Chinese Academ [[category:people]][[category:scientists]]
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