-
Wenxiang (Chinese: 文祥; pinyin:
Wénxiáng, Manchu: ᠸᡝᠨᠰᡳᠶᠠᠩ, Möllendorff: Wensiyang, Abkai: Wensiyang; born
October 16, 1818, in Liaoyang, died May 26,...
- Li
Wenxiang (Chinese: 李文香; pinyin: Lǐ
Wénxiāng; 1952 –
after 1996),
sometimes mistransliterated Li
Wenxian and also
known as the
Guangzhou Ripper, was...
- Du
Wenxiang (Chinese: 杜文翔; born 31
October 1991 in Shandong) is a
Chinese football player who
currently plays for
China League Two side Zibo Cuju. Du Wenxiang...
- Gu
Wenxiang (Chinese: 顾文祥; born 8
February 1991) is a
retired Chinese footballer who pla**** as midfielder. In 2008, Gu
Wenxiang started his professional...
- Zuo's
posthumous name,
granted by the Qing
imperial court, was
Wenxiang (文襄;
Wénxiāng). Zuo was
nicknamed "Zuo Luozi" (左騾子; Zuǒ Luózǐ) ("Zuo the mule")...
-
Xinxiang (born Teo Boon
Seong on 27
April 1967),
formerly known as
Zhang Wenxiang, is a
Singaporean actor and businessman. The
eldest son in his family,...
- Zhu
Wenxiang (Chinese: 朱文祥; pinyin: Zhū
Wénxiáng; born
December 1963) is a
lieutenant general in the People's
Armed Police Force of China. He is a representative...
- Zi**** (子惠),
formally Prince Wenxiang of
Bohai (勃海文襄王),
later further posthumously honored by
Northern Qi as
Emperor Wenxiang (文襄皇帝) with the
temple name...
- Xu
Sheng (died c.224–229),
courtesy name
Wenxiang, was a
military general serving under the
warlord Sun Quan in the late
Eastern Han
dynasty and early...
- (except one, who was bludgeoned) in the
Paturis Park of Carapicuiba. Li
Wenxiang China 1991–1996 13
Known as "The
Guangzhou Ripper".
Killed 13
female ****...
