- pinyin: Táishān; Jyutping: Toi4saan1),
alternately romanized in
Cantonese as
Toishan or Toisan, in
local dialect as Hoisan, and
formerly known as
Xinning or...
-
Toishan is a
convention used by the
United States Postal Service, the
Defense Language Institute and the 2000
United States Census. The
terms Toishan...
- Chinese. For example, many tong lau in
Chekham and
diaolou in
Hoiping and
Toishan built in the
early 20th
century incorporate architectural features from...
- mid-19th century, most
particularly in
British Columbia.
Since the 1980s the
Toishan, a Yue
dialect predominant in the area, has been
replaced by mainstream...
- Chinatown. The On
Leong and its
affiliate Ghost Shadows were of
Cantonese and
Toishan descent, and
controlled Mott, Bayard, Canal, and
Mulberry Streets. The...
-
Chung Shan, with a
smaller group from Sze Yap or the "Four Districts" in
Toishan. Some also came from Sam Yap or "Three Districts." " As the 20th century...
- Jue (1983). "Chin Gee-hee,
Chinese Pioneer Entrepreneur in
Seattle and
Toishan". The
Annals of the
Chinese Historical Society of the
Pacific Northwest...
- needed] Alternatively,
since the
majority of
Kwongs trace their origins to
Toishan[clarify] and Panyu, both
coastal counties in Kwangtung[clarify] province...
- ****anese, Khmer, Khmu, Korean, Lao, Malay, Mien, Tagalog, Taiwanese, Thai,
Toishan, and Vietnamese. The
Oakland Asian Cultural Center offers cultural programs...
- 1965,
Quebec City, Quebec, Canada, to a
Chinese immigrant family from
Toishan, Guangdong. Her
family ran a
Chinese restaurant called China Garden. Dr...
