Sentence examples for its han from inspiring English sources
And in the former Soviet Central Asian countries — the so-called Stans — China is the new heavyweight player, its manifest destiny pushing its Han pioneers westward while pulling defunct microstates like Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, as well as oil-rich Kazakhstan, into its orbit.
"Pushed to the limit, a small group of Uighurs armed with cleavers set upon a coal mine and its Han Chinese workers, probably in revenge for an abuse, an injustice or an expropriation". Soon after the piece was published, Gauthier was attacked in a series of stories in China's tightly controlled state-backed news media.
A pottery wine ewer with a spout in the shape of a cockerel on loan from the National Museum of Vietnamese History is quite unlike its Han prototype with its salient ridge, and, most tellingly, the liveliness of the cockerel's head.
The soldiers tallied Liangshan's aristocrats, its commoners, its slaves, its Lolos, its Han.
But this version offers a twist on both the Disney fairy tale and its Hans Christian Andersen source material: A reporter (Moseley) and his little sister travel to a small Mississippi town to find the real "little mermaid," who seems to have secured a gig in a circus act. .
In 2016, "The Vegetarian" became the first Korean-language novel to win the Man Booker International Prize, which was awarded to both its author, Han Kang, and its translator, Deborah Smith.
An example of a guest device is a neighbor's device which needs to off-load its traffic, e.g., due to congestion in its own HAN network.
Domestically, the government still tightly controls its message, and has little to worry about from its mostly Han Chinese audience.
Its author, Han Kang, is a poet, short story writer and novelist who has for years been one of South Korea's best kept secrets.
The gruesome attack Saturday, which left bodies strewn throughout the train station in the southern city of Kunming, threatens to worsen already strained relations between the country's Uighurs and its ethnic Han Chinese majority.
Until a few years ago, Mr. Yasin and his wife had, like many urban, middle-class Uighurs, adapted to the ways of China and its vast Han ethnic majority.
