chang jiang उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. :Yes, the Min Jiang, the Jialing Jiang, the Tuo Jiang, and the Wu Jiang, according to this mailing-list post . " Jiang " means " river ", in this case, as in Chang Jiang.
2. Prominent levee systems have been built along the Mississippi River and Sacramento River in the United States, and the Minjiang ( ), which is the longest tributary of the Chang Jiang, in Sichuan, China.
3. The Han Chinese expanded from the lower Huang He and Chang Jiang ( Yangtze ) basins across most of eastern China ( apart from some southern highlands and Manchuria ) during the Han Dynasty.
4. On his expedition to Dali, he had difficulty crossing the Jinsha ( " Golden Sand " ) River ( a tributary to the Chang Jiang ), and received help from Mailiang, the chief of the Nakhi people.
5. In 1998, he joined the Department of Chemistry, Peking University, China, as an associate professor and was promoted to professor in 1999 . He is a Chang Jiang Scholar Distinguished Professor ( since 2001 ) of Peking University.
6. Qing Chang Jiang, who will be arraigned Thursday, is at least the fourth Chinese-born person indicted since October on charges involving the shipment of equipment or trade secrets to China from the nerve center of the U . S . technology industry.
7. In 2008 the thoroughfare Chang Jiang Road ( ) is undergoing a renovation project to widen the roads and to create a bus route in the center of the road, with bus stations at islands that are connected to the sidewalks by skyways.
8. However, due to the fact that Christian missionaries carried out their activities mainly in this area and were familiar with the name of this part of Chang Jiang, " Yangtze river " was used to refer to the whole Chang Jiang in the English language.
9. However, due to the fact that Christian missionaries carried out their activities mainly in this area and were familiar with the name of this part of Chang Jiang, " Yangtze river " was used to refer to the whole Chang Jiang in the English language.
10. The Chinese bikes, called Chang Jiang after the Mandarin name for the Yangtze River, are made in a Dickensian red-brick factory on the fringe of a munitions manufacturing complex in Nanchang, a river town in central China known as the birthplace of the People's Liberation Army.