foochow navy yard造句

• He was instructed to prepare to attack the Chinese fleet in the harbour and to destroy the Foochow Navy Yard.
• He was instructed to prepare to attack the Chinese Fujian Fleet in the harbour and to destroy the Foochow Navy Yard.
• Courbet was instructed to prepare to destroy the Foochow Navy Yard, fifteen kilometres downriver from Fuzhou at Mawei, and to attack the Chinese fleet in Mawei harbour.
• The next additions were the composite cruisers " Jingqing " and " Huantai ", both products of the Foochow Navy Yard ( 1886 and 1887 ).
• In 1893 the 2, 200-ton steel torpedo boat " Fujing " ( 弝V?) was completed at the Foochow Navy Yard and joined the Fujian Fleet.
• Ironically, the Foochow Navy Yard represented a substantial French investment in China's future, having been built several years earlier under the direction of the French administrator Prosper Giquel.
• In July 1884 Courbet was ordered to concentrate part of the squadron at Fuzhou, to threaten the Fujian fleet ( one of China's four regional fleets ) and the Foochow Navy Yard.
• Courbet thereupon ordered " Triomphante " and " d'Estaing " to leave Shanghai and join him in the Min River, where he was concentrating his squadron against the Fujian Fleet and the Foochow Navy Yard.
• Instead, the French bombarded the Foochow Navy Yard, damaging a number of outbuildings and holing the sloop " Henghai " ( " Heng-hai ", kjwm ), still under construction and lying on the slips.
• He Jing ( UO焧 ), the governor-general of Fujian and Zhejiang, Zhang Zhaotong ( 5 _ FQ遠 ), the governor of Fujian, and He Ruzhang ( UO俌媡 ), the director-general of the Foochow Navy Yard, were also degraded.
• Besides these relatively modern gunboats the fleet also included the elderly wooden gunboats " Caojiang ", " Zehai ", " Weijing " and " Jingyuan ", the first three products of the Kiangnan Arsenal ( 1869 and 1870 ) and the fourth built at the Foochow Navy Yard in 1872.
• One composite cruiser and three steel torpedo boats were built at the Foochow Navy Yard for the Guangdong Fleet between 1887 and 1892, named respectively " Guangjia ", " Guangyi ", " Guangbing " and " Guangding " ('Guangdong A, B, C and D').
• Other vessels with the fleet or operating on the Yangzi River in 1884 included the composite sloops " Chaowu " and " Chengqing ", both built at the Foochow Navy Yard ( 1878 and 1880 ); the 2, 630-ton wooden steam frigate " Jinou ", an experimental product of the Kiangnan Arsenal ( 1876 ) nicknamed derisively by Europeans'the terror of the Western world '.