Sentence examples for zhong from inspiring English sources

In this classic, which became a part of the Liji ("Collection of Rituals") and one of the Four Books during the Song dynasty, he discussed the great importance of the Confucian virtues zhong ("loyalty") and shu ("deference").

2016 Zhong Tianshi (China) Rebecca Wiasak (Austl).

The Chinese differentiate between clapper bells (ling) and clapperless ones (zhong); their temple bells, like those of Japan, are always of the zhong type.

Naos of the Shang dynasty (16th 12th century bc) were mostly arranged in sets of three, but the zhong of the Zhou dynasty were mostly grouped in 9, 11, 12, or 13 pieces.

By the Qin dynasty (221 206 bc) the two-tile type of zhong had been replaced by the round-shaped bell, which could produce only a single note.

Made of clay in Neolithic times, the zhong was crafted in bronze during the Shang dynasty (c. 1600 1066 bc).

Zhong-Yuan Ren of the Tokyo Institute of Technology and coauthors analyzed trace elements in inclusions of magma solidified within olivine crystals, which recorded the complexities of the magma sources in the mantle during the process of melting, magma uprise, and crystallization.

Zhong Shengjun, a social scientist who studies industrial safety at Northeastern University in Shenyang, said: "We can't rule out that when firefighters tried to cool down the area, they sprayed some water onto some alkali metals that should not be in contact with water.

This developed into a major debate, on which Zhong Hui composed a treatise called "On the Four Roots of Capacity and Nature" (Caixing siben lun).

The Sanguo zhi (Chapter 28, commentary), for example, reports that Zhong Hui (225 264), who rivaled Wang Bi as one of the brightest intellectual stars of the age, and others all elaborated on it.

"We are not necessarily opposed," says Zhao Zhong, a local activist.