Sentence examples for zhu from inspiring English sources
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An ancient string instrument (chordophone), originating in ancient China; its nature is not known but was probably a zither-like rectangular body featuring silk or gut strings played with a bow.
He Qinglian, an economist who wrote a 1998 bestseller called "China's Pitfall" that looks at social disparities, believes the real figure is "way beyond" the one cited by Mr Zhu.
Mr Zhu may recall the truth of that old Chinese metaphor, "Same bed, different dreams"; and may reflect that China too, like Mr Clinton, has a large capacity to say one thing and do another.
WALKING through the village of Shuangmiao, Zhu Longwei points out the houses of families unaffected by HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.
Mr Zhu and several other villagers in Shuangmiao watched in surprise as a group of local officials trying to stop your correspondent from interviewing him apologised and retreated after an intervention by the foreign ministry in Beijing.But few expect justice to be meted out soon.
But a piece of research reported in this week's New England Journal of Medicine by Zhu Jianhong of Fudan University and his colleagues began that way.
This idea of self-treatment is one of the reasons adult stem-cell science is so fashionable.First, Dr Zhu tried it out on mice (the mice in question had had their immune systems turned off, so that they would not reject the transplanted cells).
Bindra's victory came at the expense of Zhu Qinan of China, who took silver, a rare win for the world's second-most populous nation over its first.
Mr Zhu said his policy was "entirely correct" and the debt-to-GDP ratio was "still within safe limits".
America, complains Zhu Feng, an international-relations specialist at Peking University, always had a strategic concern with China in the region, assuming that it wants to use "Myanmar as a springboard to the Indian Ocean".
The party chief of Urumqi, Zhu Hailun, had called for extra security (here, in Chinese) at all crowded places in the city, including stations.
Without clearer guarantees of financial support from the government, it said, doctors' misgivings would harden into resistance and the reforms would struggle to succeed.As Zhu Hengpeng of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences points out, progress in the 311 counties chosen so far may not offer a clear guide as to how reform on a wider scale will work.
