Feng and English )

* Gia-Fu Feng & Jane English ( translators ).

* Feng, Gia-Fu and English, Jane ( 1974 ).

* Light, Darkness, Primal Chaos — Gia-Fu Feng and Jane English

In Tekken 5, the developers had some of the characters speak in their native languages ; Korean ( Hwoarang and Baek Doo San ) and Mandarin ( Wang Jinrei and Feng Wei ) were added to Japanese and English.

Her hobbies and interests include Feng Shui, science, the paranormal, English literature, antiques and swimming.

English is known for her collaborative translation of the Tao Te Ching of Lao Tsu which she illustrated through photography, in collaboration with her spouse Gia-Fu Feng.

The title of the cover is " Wei Feng Shi Ke " ( 威風時刻 ).

Feng Yuxiang, made Baron of the Third Rank by Yuan Shikai who proclaimed himself Emperor in 1915, just five years after Yuan Shikai had imprisoned him as a rebel and stripped his military rank ; sent to fight for Yuan Shikai with his new noble title and a new military rank, Feng Yuxiang communicated with the enemy and was stripped of military rank a second time

( His title was later inherited by his son and Empress Wang's brother Wang Feng ( 王鳳 ), who would later play a large role in government.

In addition to Wang Feng, who had inherited his father's title as the Marquess of Yangping, six of Empress Dowager Wang's brothers were created marquesses, in violation of the rule laid by Emperor Gao, the founder of the dynasty, who had decreed that only those who had contributed to the empire in substantial ways could be made marquesses.

Consort Feng Yuan ( 馮媛, imperial title Zhaoyi ( 昭儀 ), died 6 BC ) was an imperial consort during China's Han Dynasty.

Prince Xing went to his principality at Xindu, and Consort Feng went with him with the title Princess Dowager.

Once he did and was ordered to explain his conduct, he made up a false reason that he had discovered that Princess Dowager Feng was using witchcraft to curse Emperor Ai and his grandmother, Consort Fu, who by now carried the title empress dowager.

Chung Feng Ming Pen ( 中峰明本 1263 – 1323 ) wrote that kung-an is an abbreviation for kung-fu an-tu ( 公府之案牘, Pinyin gōngfǔ zhī àndú, pronounced in Japanese as kōfu no antoku ), which referred to a " public record " or the " case records of a public law court " in Tang-dynasty China.

According to a Tang dynasty book, The Notes of Feng, tug of war, under the name " hook pulling "( 牵钩 ), was used by the military commander of the State of Chu during the Spring and Autumn Period ( 8th century BCE to 5th century BCE ) to train warriors.

* Ma, Huan ( 1997 ) Ying-yai sheng-lan overall survey of the ocean's shores ( 1433 ), Feng, Ch ' eng-chün ( ed.

* Incertae sedis Yuyuanozoon magnificissimi Chen, Feng, Ma, Li, ( 2003 ), < u > A New Vetulicolian from the Early Cambrian Chengjiang Fauna in Yunnan of China </ u > Acta Geologica Sinica </ ref >

*** Feng Yunshan 馮雲山 / 冯云山 ( 1815-1852 ; Huaxian, Guangdong ; Hakka pronunciation: Fung Yun San ), South King

*** Feng Zicai 馮子才 / 冯子才 ( 1818-1903 ; Bobai, Guangxi ; Hakka pronunciation: Fung Tse Choi ), Commanding general, Sino-French War ( the only war that Qing Dynasty had won against foreign countries ), 1884 – 1885

*** Qiu Fengjia 丘逢甲 ( 1864-1912 ; Jiaoling, Guangdong ; born in Taiwan ; Hakka pronunciation: Hiew Fung Kap ), Leader, Taiwanese resistance forces, Japanese invasion of Taiwan, 1895 ; Feng Chia University in Taichung is named in honor of him

** The Romance of the Eastern Zhou ( 東周列國志, 东周列国志 dōngzhōu lièguō zhì ), by Feng Menglong ( 冯梦龙 ), edited by Cai Yuanfang （ 蔡元放 ）

* Feng Jicai ( b. 1942 ) ( translated from the Chinese by David Wakefield ), The Three-Inch Golden Lotus ( Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 1994 ) presents a satirical picture of the movement to abolish the practice, which is seen as part of Chinese culture.

* Feng Yuxiang ( 馮玉祥 ), expelled Puyi from the Forbidden City

Sun Shao bore one son, Sun Feng ( 孫奉 ), who was executed by Sun Hao for alleged treason due to his popularity.

** Sun Feng ( 孫奉 ), son and successor of Sun Shao, executed by emperor Sun Hao over suspicions of plotting a coup

Sometime during the process, Grand Empress Dowager Feng apparently became apprehensive of his abilities and therefore had him detained and considered deposing him in favor of his brother Tuoba Xi ( 拓拔禧 ), but after her attendants persuaded her otherwise, she did not carry out such actions.

* Ancestor: Zhuge Feng ( 諸葛豐 ), served as Director of Retainers during the reign of Emperor Yuan of Han

* Wujiang Long ( 毋將隆 ), the governor of the Nan Commandery ( roughly modern Hubei ), who had rejected Wang Mang's advances to serve as a political ally, was falsely accused of having falsely accused the innocent Princess Dowager Feng Yuan of Zhongshan of witchcraft in 6 BC, and he, along with the real coconspirators against Princess Dowager Feng, were exiled.

Because both Wang Kuang and Wang Feng were from Xinshi ( 新市, in modern Jingmen, Hubei ), these rebels were also known as Xinshi rebels.

The Han forces were at this point in two groups — one led by Wang Feng, Wang Chang ( 王常 ), and Liu Xiu, which, in response to the arrival of the Xin forces, withdrew to the small town of Kunyang ( 昆陽, in modern Pingdingshan, Henan ) and one led by Liu Yan, which was still besieging Wancheng.

Though Vastu is conceptually similar to Feng Shui in that it also tries to harmonize the flow of energy, ( also called life-force or Prana in Sanskrit and Chi / Ki in Chinese / Japanese ), through the house, it differs in the details, such as the exact directions in which various objects, rooms, materials, etc.

His original family name was Feng ( 馮 ), and he was reportedly a great-grandson of the early Tang local government official Feng Ang ( 馮盎 ).

Feng shui is so important to some strong believers in the Chinese communities, that they use it for healing purposes ( although there is no empirical evidence that this practice is in any way effective ) in addition to guide their businesses and create a peaceful atmosphere in their homes.

While Grand Empress Dowager Feng never formally returned imperial powers to him, by about 483 he appeared to be fairly in control of the government, although Grand Empress Dowager Feng continued to retain substantial powers.

Feng writes that there were some suspicious signs from the lost wills and the dates released, but the majority of evidence points to Yinzhen succeeding the throne legitimately ( although with political and military maneuvering deemed necessary by the situation ).

Furthermore, Feng suggests that " although we are not yet altogether certain on what happened with the succession, and which side is correct, it is reasonable to think that Yongzheng's political enemies manipulated all suspicion behind the will in an attempt to put a dark image on Yongzheng ; Imperial Chinese tradition had led certain schools of thought in believing that Yongzheng's whole reign can be discredited simply because his succession of the throne did not come as a will of his father, the emperor and ultimate decision maker in China.

Feng is furious over an earlier attempt by Will to steal the charts, but after the East India Trading Company attacks his bathhouse, he is persuaded to loan them the charts and a ship, although only after making a secret deal with Will.

Will has also made choices alone, however, and secretly collaborated with Feng to commandeer the Black Pearl, although Will's motive is to save his father.

He is well known in China as being a highly successful commercial filmmaker whose comedic films do consistently well in the box office, although Feng has attempted to break out from that mold by making drama or period drama films recently.

McDonough's Huangbaiyu, China project has not been inhabited due to design flaws, including conflicts between Feng Shui and passive solar design standards, appending garages although no villagers can afford cars, failing to provide space for grazing livestock, and building the houses out of potentially unsafe compressed coal dust.

Wang Mang, although displeased, decided to go along with this prophecy, and in fact commissioned Zhen Feng and Ping as viceroys.

He took the Shu Han outpost at Shangyong ( 上庸 ) from Liu Feng, and although Eastern Wu was allied to Cao Wei at the time, Xiahou Shang tightened his defences against Eastern Wu.