foochow romanized造句

• 0b梘kQ髼 0, Foochow Romanized : Ch閗 L靚g B醝k--
  ng.
• The Latin letters are from the orthography Foochow Romanized ).
• 0b梘kQ髼 0, Foochow Romanized : Ch閗 L靚g B醝k--
  ng ), while the Latin letters are from the orthography Foochow Romanized ).
• 0b梘kQ髼 0, Foochow Romanized : Ch閗 L靚g B醝k--
  ng ), while the Latin letters are from the orthography Foochow Romanized ).
• "' S?"'( pronounced,, transcribed as s?in Foochow Romanized ) is a traditional spherical dessert made from glutinous rice, eaten in celebration of the Winter Solstice festival in Fuzhou, Fujian Province, China.
• "' Shouning County "'(; Foochow Romanized : S陁-n靚g-g鈏ng ) is a small county located in the northeast of Fujian province of People's Republic of China, near the border with Zhejiang province.
• "' Xiapu "'(; Foochow Romanized : H?puM
  ) is a county in the municipal region of Ningde, Fujian, People's Republic of China, located along a stretch of East China Sea coast, with many harbours and islands.
• "" " (; Foochow Romanized : H髃-
  ng-ch? sometimes " Fu An " ) is a county-level city of Ningde prefecture level city, in northeast Fujian province, PRC, some away from the provincial capital Fuzhou.
• Hu ( Foochow Romanized : H? POJ : H?or ?) was also one of the eight surnames of the first Han Chinese clans who first moved out the Central Plains into Fujian province ( kQ覻eQ; Foochow Romanized : B醝k S醤g,
  k M靚g ) during the Wu Hu uprising.
• Hu ( Foochow Romanized : H? POJ : H?or ?) was also one of the eight surnames of the first Han Chinese clans who first moved out the Central Plains into Fujian province ( kQ覻eQ; Foochow Romanized : B醝k S醤g,
  k M靚g ) during the Wu Hu uprising.
• "' M?nqi
  
  ng Ku鄆z?"'(, Foochow Romanized : " M靚g-kiO
  ng Ku醝-c?" ), literally meaning " Fujian Colloquial Fast Characters ", is a Qieyin System ( ) for Fuzhou dialect designed by Chinese scholar and calligrapher Li Jiesan ( ) in 1896.
• "' James Whitford Bashford "'(; Foochow Romanized : " B醝k S閗-h髃 "; May 29, 1849-March 18, 1919 ) was a bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the United States and the first bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church in China.
• In 1915, Rev . John Gowdy ( then superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal Mission ) and Rev . Yu Xingli (, a Chinese Methodist pastor ) purchased on East Street what used to be the mansion of a Ryukyuan king in Qing Dynasty and rebuilt it into a city institutional church named "'Central Institutional Church "'or "'Siong Iu Dong "'(, Foochow Romanized : " Si鬾g-ik
  -d騨g ", lit . " church for social intercourse " ).