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Hongsa Coal Mine
The Hongsa Coal Mine is an open-pit lignite mine in Xayaboury Province, Laos, excavated since 2009 to fuel the adjacent 1,878 MW mine-mouth power plant, the largest in the Lao PDR.
Hongsa Power
Hongsa Power Company Limited is a Lao power company operating the 1,878 MW lignite-fired Hongsa plant and adjacent mine in Xayaboury province, completed in 2016.
Hongsa power station
The Hongsa power station is a 1,878 MW lignite-fired, mine-mouth plant in Xayaboury Province, Laos, near the Thai border, completed in 2016 and described as Laos' highest-capacity power plant.
HongShan
HongShan, or HongShan Capital Group, is a Chinese venture capital firm founded in 2005 as Sequoia Capital China, independent since 2023 and a leading backer of China's AI companies.
Hongshan jade
Hongshan jade (红山文化玉器) is the Neolithic jade of the Hongshan culture of northeastern China, dating to about 4500-3000 BCE and known for coiled pig-dragons, C-shaped dragons, and early jade ritual.
Hongshancun Scenic Spot
Hongshancun (红杉邨旅游景区), a national AAA rural tourism and farm-stay scenic spot in Yangyuan Village, Tongxiang, Zhejiang, about 500 mu, founded 2007 as Bunong Manor and named for Yangyuan's 1658 treatise Bunong Shu.
Hongshaquan No. 1 Surface Mine
Hongshaquan No. 1 Surface Mine (红沙泉一号露天煤矿) is a large open-pit coal mine in Qitai County, Xinjiang, China, with a licensed capacity of 30 million tonnes a year.
Hongshaquan North Coal Mine
Hongshaquan North Coal Mine (红沙泉北露天煤矿), also called the Zhonglian Runshi open-pit coal mine, is a surface coal mine in the Zhundong coalfield of Xinjiang, China, operated by a Henan Energy subsidiary.
Hongshuliang Coal Mine
Hongshuliang Coal Mine (红树梁煤矿) is an underground coal mine in Jungar Banner, Ordos, Inner Mongolia, China, operated by the Kailuan Group and formally in production since January 2022.
Hongtaiyang Guangdian (红太阳光电)
Hongtaiyang Guangdian (红太阳光电) is a Chinese state-owned manufacturer of photovoltaic and semiconductor process equipment founded in 2009 in Changsha, Hunan, controlled by defense-electronics group CETC and known for its PECVD coating tools.
Hongtao Yuan
Hongtao Yuan (袁洪涛) is a Chinese condensed matter physicist and professor at Nanjing University since 2017, after posts at Stanford and SLAC, known for electric-double-layer transistors inducing superconductivity and ferromagnetism.
Hongtei Eric Tseng
Hongtei Eric Tseng is an automotive control engineer elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 2021, whose algorithms run in Ford, Lincoln, Jaguar, and Volvo vehicles.
Hongwei Duan
Hongwei Duan is a materials scientist and biomedical engineer who is Professor and Acting Chair at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, researching plasmonic nanomaterials for biosensing and cancer therapy.
Hongwu Anti-Corruption Edicts and Xingtan Jianyaolu
The Hongwu Anti-Corruption Edicts and Xingtan Jianyaolu (官吏贓罪禁令與醒貪簡要錄) are the laws and admonitory texts by which Ming founder Zhu Yuanzhang punished official graft under the policy of heavy punishment to govern the officials.
Hongwu Emperor
Hongwu Emperor (Zhu Yuanzhang, Taizu, 1328–1398), founding emperor of the Ming dynasty, reigned 1368–1398; peasant-born Red Turban leader who captured Nanjing in 1356, abolished the chancellorship in 1380, and issued the 1371 haijin maritime ban.
Hongwu-era popular uprisings
Hongwu-era popular uprisings (洪武民变) were armed risings of peasants and commoners across Ming China during the Hongwu Emperor's reign, driven by heavy land concentration and taxation.
Hongwu's community altar system (sheji tan and lishe tan)
Hongwu's community altar system (社稷坛与里社坛) was a set of Ming institutions placing state and village altars to the gods of soil and grain in every subcanton.
Hongwu's enfeoffment of the princes
Hongwu's enfeoffment of the princes (分封諸王) was the Ming founding emperor Zhu Yuanzhang's creation of over twenty hereditary princedoms for his sons, whose accumulated power later brewed internal conflict.
Hongxian Monarchy
The Hongxian Monarchy (洪宪帝制) was Yuan Shikai's attempt to replace the Republic of China with the Empire of China, proclaimed in December 1915 and abandoned in March 1916.
Hongxing Erke
Hongxing Erke (鸿星尔克), branded ERKE, is a Chinese sportswear company founded in Quanzhou, Fujian, in 2000, whose 2021 Henan flood donation made it a national phenomenon.
Hongyan
Hongyan (洪偃) was a Chinese Buddhist monk of the Liang–Chen transition who died in 564 under the Chen; his biography is expected in the Xu Gaoseng zhuan, Daoxuan's Tang continuation of the Biographies of Eminent Monks.
Hongyanhe nuclear power plant
Hongyanhe nuclear power plant (红沿河核电站) is a nuclear power station in Dalian, Liaoning, China, the first in Northeast China, with six reactors totaling more than 6.71 GW since 2022.
Hongyou Fan
Hongyou Fan is a materials chemist and Distinguished Member of the Technical Staff at Sandia National Laboratories, known for nanocrystal self-assembly and pressure-induced nanomaterial synthesis.
Hongyu Chen
Hongyu Chen (陈虹宇) is a Chinese chemist known for nanosynthesis, controlling the growth, shape, and assembly of nanoparticles; he has been a professor at Westlake University since 2021.
Hongyu Zhao
Hongyu Zhao (赵宏宇) is a biostatistician at Yale University, holding the Ira V. Hiscock Professorship of Biostatistics, known for statistical and computational methods in genomics.
Hongze Lake
Hongze Lake (洪泽湖), Jiangsu, China: fourth largest freshwater lake, a shallow impounded lake formed by the 1128 Yellow River capture and Ming-Qing levees; Huai River reservoir and South-to-North Water Diversion eastern-route storage.
Hongzhang
Hongzhang (弘章) is a name in Chinese Buddhist history for which no source has been located, so his biography, including whether he was a monk, is unverified.
Hongzhi Emperor
The Hongzhi Emperor (朱祐樘), personal name Zhu Youtang and temple name Xiaozong, was the ninth emperor of the Ming dynasty, reigning from 1487 to 1505; his reign is traditionally called the Hongzhi restoration.
Hongzhi Zhengjue
Hongzhi Zhengjue (宏智正觉, 1091–1157) was a Song dynasty Chan Buddhist monk who led the Caodong school's revival, taught Silent Illumination Chan, and served as abbot of Tiantong Monastery near Ningbo for about thirty years.
Hongzun
Hongzun (洪遵, 530–608) was a Chinese Buddhist Vinaya master from Xiangzhou who served as a monk judge under Northern Qi and spread the Four-Part Vinaya in Guanzhong.