- Yang
Jisheng may
refer to: Yang
Jisheng (Ming dynasty) (1516–1555), Ming
dynasty official and
Confucian martyr Yang
Jisheng (journalist) (born 1940), Chinese...
- Yang
Jisheng (Chinese: 楊繼盛; 16 June 1516 – 12
November 1555) was a
Chinese court official of the Ming
dynasty who held
multiple posts during the reign...
- Yang
Jisheng (born
November 1940) is a
Chinese journalist and author. His work
include Tombstone (墓碑), a
comprehensive account of the
Great Chinese Famine...
- here. Lu Baoguo, a
Xinhua reporter based in Xinyang,
explained to Yang
Jisheng why he
never reported on his experience: In the
second half of 1959, I...
-
elaborated in Li ****hen's
Bencao Gangmu (本草綱目).
Snake bile was
offered to Yang
Jisheng as
treatment for the
injuries he
suffered in
prison circa 1554. In Vietnam...
- Li
Jisheng (simplified Chinese: 李济生;
traditional Chinese: 李濟生; pinyin: Lǐ
Jìshēng; May 31, 1943 – July 28, 2019) was a
Chinese aerospace engineer specializing...
- Chen
Jisheng (simplified Chinese: 陈冀胜;
traditional Chinese: 陳冀勝; pinyin: Chén
Jìshèng; 15 July 1932 – 19
October 2022) was a
Chinese medical officer and...
- workers.
Approximately 10% of
crops could not be
harvested as a result. Yang
Jisheng, a
former CCP
member and
former reporter for the
official Chinese news...
- a
pacified heart finds its
place There's no such body to look for Yang
Jisheng (楊繼盛; 1516 – 1555) was a
Chinese court official of the Ming
dynasty who...
-
providing them with advice. The "Bianyifang" name is
often credited to Yang
Jisheng, vice
minister of the
Ministry of War, who
lived at
Dazhi bridge outside...
