- Wang Jie
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Wang Jie (volleyball) , Chinese volleyball player born in 1983
*Dave Wong , Taiwanese singer also known as Wang Chieh
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Wang Jie — Porträt Geburtstag 4. Dezember 1983 … Deutsch Wikipedia
Wang Jie (volleyball) — Wang Jie (王洁; born 4 December 1983 [http://forum.kooora.com/f.aspx?t=2973248] ) is a female Chinese professional beach volleyball player.CareerWang has partnered with Tian Jia since the start of the 2006 season and are currently fifth in the… … Wikipedia
Wang Mang — Wáng Mǎng (chinesisch 王莽, IPA (hochchinesisch) [u̯ɑŋ35 mɑŋ214]; * 45 v. Chr.; † 6. Oktober 23 n. Chr.) war von 9 n. Chr. bis 23 n. Chr. Kaiser von China. Er entstammte einer einflussreichen Adelsfamilie und machte mit Hilfe seiner Verwandten … Deutsch Wikipedia
Wáng Mǎng — (chin. 王莽, IPA (hochchin.) [u̯ɑŋ35 mɑŋ214]; * 45 v. Chr.; † 6. Oktober 23 n. Chr.) war von 8 n. Chr. bis 23 n. Chr. Kaiser von China. Er entstammte einer einflussreichen Adelsfamilie und machte mit Hilfe seiner Verwandten am Hof Karriere. Wáng… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Wang Mang — Infobox Monarch name = Wang Mang reign = 9 23 date of birth = 45 BC date of death = October 6, 23 (aged 68) dynasty = Xin Dynasty predecessor = Emperor Ruzi (Han) successor = Emperor Gengshi (Han) spouse = Empress Wang Empress Shi children = 6… … Wikipedia
Wang Tao (19th century) — Wang Tao (Chinese:王韜 Pinyin: Wángtāo; November 10, 1828 ndash; April, 1897) was a Qing dynasty translator, reformer, political columnist, newspaper publisher, and fiction writer. He was born as Wang Libin in Puli Town fn|1 in Suzhou prefecture.… … Wikipedia
Wang Tao (Schriftsteller) — Wang Tao Wang Tao (chinesisch 王韜; * 10. November 1828; † April 1897 in Shanghai) war ein chinesischer Übersetzer, Reformer, politischer Kolumnist, Zeitungsverleger und Schriftsteller in der Zeit der Qing Dynastie. Er wurde als Wang Libin in… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Wang Sheng (Taiwan General) — Wang Sheng (王昇) was a general in the Republic of China Army, head of the General Political Warfare College and a close confidant to President Chiang Ching kuo. He divorced his childhood wife (with whom he had a daughter) and married Hu Hsiang li… … Wikipedia
Wang Chen — (chinesisch 王晨, * 21. Juni 1976 in Shanghai) ist eine Badmintonspielerin aus Hongkong, die ursprünglich für China startete. Sie begann ihre Karriere in China. Für China gewann sie 1994 die Junioren Weltmeisterschaft sowie 1996 und 1997 die… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Wang Xifeng — (Chinese: 王熙鳳; literally King Prosperous Feng ) is one of the principal characters in the classic Chinese novel Dream of the Red Chamber. A not so well educated upper class woman with finesse, she is also known as Peppercorn Feng (鳳辣子), also Hot… … Wikipedia
