Sentence examples for or sheng from inspiring English sources

Correspondence to Jiaxing Zhang or Sheng Ye.

Central to China's long-enduring identity as a unitary country is the province, or sheng ("secretariat").

His invention was inspired by the Chinese mouth organ, or sheng, which, taken to Russia in the 1770s, had introduced the free reed to Europe and aroused the interest of certain physicists and musicians.

The third courtyard, which is considered the "Place of Meditation," features the mosque's tallest tower -- known as the Xing Xin Ting ("Pavilion for Introspection") or Sheng Xin Lou ("Tower of the Visiting Heart").

However, participants were allowed to express themselves in Kiswahili, English or "Sheng" (a mix of Kiswahili, English and local languages).

He doesn't have a publicist or publisher and has not achieved the status of expatriate musicians like Tan Dun or Bright Sheng, but Mr. Ge, a gregarious, talkative man who laughs frequently, prefers to dwell on the benefits of his long, unconventional road to success.

In this connection, Ji Kang's famous thesis that emotions are foreign to music or literally, that "sounds do not have [in them] sorrow or joy" (sheng wu ai le)—becomes readily understandable.

But that is not true for the next generation -- "sheng," or "birth" for the boys, and "mei," or "beautiful," for the girls.

Correspondence to Sitong Sheng or Xia Shen.

Ginseng, Chinese (Wade-Giles romanization) Jen Sheng, or (Pinyin) Ren Sheng ("root of heaven"), either of two herbs of the family Araliaceae, Panax quinquefolius and P. schinseng, or their roots.

"Meso-economics studies the institutional aspects of the economy that are not captured by micro or macroeconomics," say Sheng and Geng.