Sentence examples for some han from inspiring English sources
Diego Luna's Captain Cassian Andor appears to have some Han Solo-esque swag.
Uighurs say the government has not fully accounted for Uighur deaths in the region; and some Han Chinese have said the death toll among their group was higher.
Sauytbay grew up in Xinjiang's far northwest, among ethnic Uighurs, Kyrgyz and some Han Chinese, according to her husband, Uali Islam.
Some Han have voiced worry that the needles could carry H.I.V. Before his fall from power, Mr. Li had been the most visible Chinese official seeking to respond to the unrest in his city last week.
Meanwhile, for some Han Chinese, the Uighurs seem ungrateful and backward, pampered by the state with preferential policies, such as being allowed to have more children.These prejudices are fed by another Chinese failing: the habit of secrecy and censorship.
While some Han writers used the form quite skillfully, it was often abused for purposes of trivial and hackneyed description and was generally characterized by an endless piling up of words.
Though Han wooden structures decayed, some Han-dynasty ruins made of brick, stone, and rammed earth remain intact.
Recently, two independently reports have shown that some intricately substructured is exists northern Han, central Han, and southern Han in the Chinese population.
In recent years, thangkas have gained a following among some ethnic Han Chinese, and individual collectors from Chinese cities and foreign countries have driven up the prices.
In some parks, Han workers dress up as natives -- a practice given legitimacy by the government when Han children marched out in the costumes of the 55 minorities during the opening ceremony of the 2008 Summer Olympics.
Recently, bombs set off in Beijing have been blamed on Uighurs, although they say they confine themselves to peaceful protest.Uighur anger has grown with the transmigration of some 6m Han Chinese to Xinjiang to help develop the region, which the Communists have discovered is rich in minerals.
