Sentence examples for guangming from inspiring English sources

Guangming Daily, founded as the organ for the party's intellectuals, has run its own editorials, as have two other party newspapers, Liberation Daily and the People's Liberation Army Daily.

WITH: Hiroyuki Sanada (Guangming), Jang Dong-Gun (Kunlun), Cecilia Cheung (Qingcheng), Nicholas Tse (Wuhuan), Liu Ye (Snow Wolf and Chen Hongg (Manshen).

Much of the clothing carries the brand name of a Chinese company called Wuxi Guangming.

The crux is a romantic triangle involving the vainglorious general Guangming (Hiroyuki Sanada), his shaggy slave Kunlun (Jang Dong-Gun) and Princess Qingcheng (Cecilia Cheung), who languishes under a curse bestowed by a goddess (Chen Hong) with remarkable, gravity-defying hair.

"Higher than mountains, deeper than oceans, stronger than steel and sweeter than honey," was how Pakistan's prime minister, Yousaf Raza Gilani, described their ties last year.Zhou Rong, correspondent in Islamabad for Guangming, a Chinese daily, says the bilateral relationship, uniquely, refutes Palmerston's adage about nations having no permanent friends, only permanent interests.

What the state-run media call the biggest operation in China's history – which includes the dispatch of civilian aircraft to rescue Chinese overseas is being touted as a sign of the country's emergence as a "responsible great power" (see this dispatch, in Chinese, on the website of Guangming Daily, a Beijing newspaper).

In an article that drew much attention here, Guangming Daily, a party newspaper, reported that President Xi Jinping said in a high-level meeting in January that to repudiate the party's history could lead to disaster: as a headline on the Web site 21CN put it, "There Could be Great Chaos Under Heaven in Repudiating Mao Zedong".

At the Guangming Primary School in Beijing, an early pioneer of the reforms, pupils are asked to submit comments on their teachers twice a term.

Ms. Yuan, with her husband, Wang Guangming, manages an extensive network of 160 guzheng studios in 10 provinces.

Its general elevation is about 3,300 feet (1,000 metres), but individual peaks exceed that; Mount Guangming is 6,040 feet (1,840 metres) high.

The principal national paper is Renmin Ribao ("People's Daily"), the organ of the Chinese Communist Party; other papers with large circulations include Guangming Ribao ("Brightness Daily") and Gongren Ribao ("Workers' Daily").