-
South Shanxi , also
known as the
Battle of
Jinnan (Chinese: 晉南战役) and
Zhongtiao Mountains campaign (Chinese: 中條山會戰) by the
Chinese and as the Chungyuan...
-
fangshi (translated as "occultist-alchemist") who
lived as a
hermit on
Zhongtiao Mountain (中條山;
southeast of present-day Yongji, Shanxi) in
Hengzhou (恆州)...
- The
Zhongtiao Mountains (simplified Chinese: 中条山;
traditional Chinese: 中條山; pinyin:
Zhōngtiáo Shān) are a
major mountain range located in the
south of...
- between. In the east, from
north to south, are
Mount Huo (霍山) and the
Zhongtiao Mountains; in the west are the Lüliang Mountains, with
elevations mostly...
- WSW–ENE and lies
between the
Qinling orogenic belt to the
south and the
Zhongtiao Mountains to the north. The
basin is 120 km (75 mi) long and 20 to 30 km...
- Wall of
China forms most of the
northern border with
Inner Mongolia. The
Zhongtiao Mountains run
along part of the
southern border and
separate Shanxi from...
- seasons. Due to its
southerly location and
position to the
north of the
Zhongtiao Mountains,
allowing for
downsloping when
winds are from the south, it...
- The
second valley is the Su River,
which was
along the
north edge of
Zhongtiao Mountain; and it was
forming another triangular basin. The Fen
River valley...
-
heartland of the
Western Zhou and
later of the Qin. To the
south are the
Zhongtiao Mountains and then the east–west
valley of the
Yellow River which was...
- cir****stances, its name in
plain language was 调查 部; Diàochá bù or 中调部;
Zhōngtiáo bù,
meaning "Central
Investigation Department" (CID). By the time the...
