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Fang Hongbo
Fang Hongbo (方洪波), known in English as Paul Fang, is a Chinese business executive, chairman and CEO of Midea Group since 2012, when founder He Xiangjian chose him as successor.
Fang Huang (molecular biologist)
Fang Huang is a Chinese-American biophysicist and Reilly Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Purdue University, known for whole-cell 4Pi nanoscopy and imaging methods reaching nanoscale resolution deep inside tissues.
Fang Ji
Fang Ji (方积, 1764–1814) was a Qing dynasty civil official who spent over twenty years in Sichuan, where he pioneered the fortification strategy against the White Lotus rebellion and rose to provincial administration commissioner.
Fang La
Fang La (方腊) was a Northern Song rebel leader who rose in revolt in 1120, held much of the southeast, and was captured and executed in 1121.
Fang La rebellion
The Fang La rebellion (方腊起义) was a large 1120 uprising in the Song dynasty's wealthy Liangzhe region, led by Fang La, who was executed in 1121.
Fang Lang
Fang Lang, born Wing Sun Fong (方荣山), was a Chinese seaman who survived the 1912 Titanic sinking after being pulled from the water clinging to a floating door.
Fang language
Fang (ISO 639-3 fan) is a Bantu A70/Beti-Fang language of Equatorial Guinea, northern Gabon, southern Cameroon, Congo, and São Tomé and Príncipe, with about one million speakers; distinct from the unrelated one-village Fang of Lower Fungom, Cameroon.
Fang Lizhi (方励之)
Fang Lizhi (方励之, Li-Zhi Fang, 1936–2012), Chinese relativistic astrophysicist and democracy advocate; USTC vice president, twice expelled from the Communist Party, US Embassy refuge after Tiananmen 1989, later University of Arizona professor.
Fang Lvjian
Fang Lvjian (方履篯), courtesy name Yanwen, was a Qing dynasty county magistrate and celebrated parallel-prose writer in Fujian who died of heatstroke after praying for rain in the sun.
Fang mich!
Fang mich! ... wenn du kannst (Catch me! if you can) is a 1982 German memory-and-chase children's board game by Oded Berman, published by Spear's Games; 24 hidden discs drive movement, 2-4 players, Spiel des Jahres recommended 1982.
Fang reliquary figures
Fang reliquary figures are carved wooden guardian figures made by the Fang people of Gabon and neighboring regions to mark bark containers holding the bones of venerated ancestors.
Fang Shu
Fang Shu (方叔) was a minister, described as a senior court officer, who served King Xuan of Zhou and campaigned against the Xianyun and Man Jing.
Fang Xianfu
Fang Xianfu (方献夫, courtesy name Shuxian, 1485–1544) was a Ming dynasty official from Nanhai, Guangdong, who rose to Grand Secretary and Minister of Personnel through the Great Rites Controversy.
Fang Xiaoru
Fang Xiaoru (方孝孺) was a Ming dynasty Confucian scholar and adviser to the Jianwen Emperor, executed in 1402 for refusing to draft the Yongle Emperor's accession edict.
Fang Xinru
Fang Xinru (方信孺, 1177–1222), courtesy name Furuo, was a Song dynasty official and diplomat from Putian, Fujian, who made three round trips to the Jin court in 1207 and refused its harshest peace demands.
Fang Xuanling
Fang Xuanling (房玄龄), courtesy name Qiao, was a Tang dynasty chief minister who served Emperor Taizong for fifteen years, codified the Tang law, and supervised the compilation of the Book of Jin.
Fang Yexian
Fang Yexian (方液仙, 1893–1940) was a Shanghai industrialist who founded the China Chemical Industry Society in 1912, made China's first domestic toothpaste, and was killed by Japanese-backed agents in 1940.
Fang Yizhi
Fang Yizhi (方以智, courtesy name Mizhi, 1611–1671) was a Chinese scholar and official from Tongcheng, Anhui, who served the Ming, became a Buddhist monk, and wrote Tongya and Wuli xiaoshi.
Fang Yunzhou
Fang Yunzhou (方运舟) is a Chinese automotive executive who co-founded Hozon New Energy in Zhejiang in 2014 and built its Neta brand into China's best-selling EV startup by 2022.
Fang‐Jie Zhao
Fang-Jie Zhao (赵方杰) is a Chinese plant nutrition researcher, a professor at Nanjing Agricultural University since 2012 after twenty years at Rothamsted Research, known for discovering how arsenic enters rice.
Fangchengbao (方程豹)
Fangchengbao, also known as Formula Bao, is a Chinese automaker BYD sub-brand launched in 2023, first offering plug-in hybrid off-road SUVs like the Bao 5.
Fangchengbao Tai 3 (方程豹 钛3)
The Fangchengbao Tai 3 (方程豹 钛3), also rendered Titanium 3, is a compact battery-electric SUV from Fang Cheng Bao, BYD's sub-brand, launched in China in April 2025.
Fangchengbao Ti7 (钛7)
Fangchengbao Ti7 (钛7), also sold as the BYD Ti7, is a five-seat plug-in hybrid SUV from BYD's Fang Cheng Bao brand; it passed 200,000 sales in ten months of its 2025 launch.
Fangchenggang LNG Terminal
The Fangchenggang LNG Terminal, also known as Guangxi LNG receiving terminal, is an LNG import and storage terminal in Fangchenggang, China, which began trial production in January 2019.
Fangchenggang nuclear power plant
Fangchenggang nuclear power plant is a nuclear power station on the Beibu Gulf coast in Guangxi, China, with four operating units and the first nuclear project in western China.
Fangchenggang Qisha power station
Fangchenggang Qisha power station is a 2,580 MW coal-fired power station at Qisha in Fangchenggang, Guangxi, China, commissioned in two phases between 2007 and 2016.
Fangchenggang Shi
Fangchenggang Shi (防城港市) is a prefecture-level city in Guangxi, China, created in 1993, on the Beibu Gulf bordering Vietnam; it administers Gangkou, Fangcheng, Shangsi, and Dongxing and is a major deep-water port city.
Fangdeng Ordination Platform
The Fangdeng Ordination Platform (方等戒坛) was a Tang-dynasty state-sponsored Mahayana ordination platform, established by imperial edict at the Daxingshan monastery in Chang'an during the Yongtai era.
Fanghui
Fanghui (方会, 992–1049) was a Chinese Chan (Zen) monk of the Song dynasty who founded the Yangqi school, the branch of Linji Zen from which nearly all later masters descend.
Fangirl (novel)
Fangirl, Rainbow Rowell's 2013 St. Martin's Griffin young adult novel, follows fan fiction writer Cath Avery through her first year at the University of Nebraska; it spawned the Simon Snow novel Carry On and a four-volume VIZ manga adaptation.