- Botany. 95 (9): 1153–1165. doi:10.3732/ajb.0800073. PMID 21632433. Wang,
Wenqin; Kerstetter,
Randall A.; Michael, Todd P. (2011). "Evolution of
Genome Size...
- Yang
Wenqin (simplified Chinese: 杨文琴;
traditional Chinese: 楊文琴; pinyin: Yáng
Wénqín; born
April 30, 1960, in Shanghai) is a
retired Chinese high jumper...
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Russell 2009, pp. 108–117.
Russell 2009, pp. 129–133. Xu, Ruren; Pang,
Wenqin; Huo,
Qisheng (2011).
Modern inorganic synthetic chemistry. Amsterdam: Elsevier...
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inaugural cover of
Vogue China posing between Chinese models Du Juan and Wang
Wenqin and was shot by
leading photographer Patrick Demarchelier. A staggering...
- Wenzhou,
Zhejiang province.
Similar to a se but pla**** with a
bamboo mallet.
Wenqin (文琴) – a
combination of the erhu, konghou,
sanxian and
guzheng with 50 or...
- Hong; Yu, Weiwei; Yan, Xiuna; Liu, Bin; Zhang, Yunxiu; Yan, Guorong; Song,
Wenqin (September 2016). "Ecological Distribution,
Reproductive Characteristics...
- and
Lower (下厝) Mansions. The Lai
Garden (萊園; Laiyuan)
constructed by Lin
Wenqin is
commonly known as The Lin
Family Garden (林家花園). The Hibiscus-Mirror Studio...
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autumn of 1854 in camp. The Qing
government granted him the
posthumous name "
Wenqin" (文勤).
Footnotes The
British referred to him as "Keshen".
Later usage was...
- Wang
Wenshao (21
October 1832–31
December 1908),
courtesy name
Wenqin, was an
influential Chinese statesman and
military figure during the late Qing Dynasty...
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Collection and go on
display in
October 2010. The 8
shortlisted artists are:
Wenqin Chen,
Cinimod Studio, Paul Friedlander, Ryan Gander,
Elpida Hadzi-Vasileva...
