Sentence examples for guangzhou whose from inspiring English sources

Ms Zhou, a piano teacher from Guangzhou, whose husband works for Hewlett-Packard, tells The Independent she settled on the US to "provide my kids with more choices and opportunities in the future – plus, the medical standards are superior".

Just a minute before half-time Guangzhou, whose only league defeat this season came at Henan Jianye in April, were awarded a penalty when Beijing's South Korean midfielder Ha Dae-sung was adjudged to have handled in the area.

Xinyue Zhou, a psychologist at Sun Yat-sen Uninersity, in Guangzhou, whose research has demonstrated nostalgia's ability to bolster a sense of social connectedness among a diverse cross-section of Chinese citizens, said, "The uncertainty, the lack of control over our lives, is most unbearable to the post-eighties, so we have to seek confirmation from the past".

One for the Premier League The 24-year-old Kim Young-gwon plays for the Chinese club Guangzhou Evergrande, whose manager, Marcello Lippi, has said the centre-back has the qualities to play for Manchester United.

The first stage involved a random selection of three urban districts and two suburban districts from the total 12 districts, to ensure a proportional population distribution to that of Guangzhou, 60% of whose population resided in urban areas and 40% in suburban areas [ 28].

As in previous months, the sharpest gains were in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, metropolises whose populations have ballooned as workers from other parts of the country have flocked there in search of jobs.

Chau Chak Wing is the chairman of Kingold Group, a Guangzhou-based property developer whose businesses also include media, education and tourism.

This summer, I'd spent two months in New York studying Cantonese, spoken in both Hong Kong and Guangdong Province, whose capital is Guangzhou.

It is also not far from Guangzhou, the provincial capital, or from Hong Kong, whose investments helped fuel the area's takeoff.

Baiyun Avenue, which leads north out of Guangzhou, the provincial capital, toward Lianbian, is cluttered with opulent eateries whose billboards seem better suited to zoos.

"I predict that by next year millions of people will be riding bikes in Beijing every day," said the entrepreneur, whose firm has 50,000 bikes spread across three cities – Chengdu, Guangzhou and Shenzhen – and plans to expand to a new city every fortnight.