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Tongji Hospital
Tongji Hospital (华中科技大学同济医学院附属同济医院), Wuhan, founded 1900 in Shanghai by Erich Paulun, moved 1955; HUST teaching hospital with 5,613 beds, 43 national key specialties, fourth in CAMS STEM 2023; distinct from Shanghai's Tongji University hospital.
Tongjia Hongrui
Tongjia Hongrui (Beijing Tongjia Hongrui Technology Co.) is a Beijing manufacturer of semiconductor-grade dry vacuum pumps, founded in 2012 and chaired by founder Lei Xiaohong.
Tongjian Jishi Benmo
Tongjian Jishi Benmo is a 42-juan Chinese history by Southern Song scholar Yuan Shu that rearranged the Zizhi Tongjian into accounts of 239 major events, founding the jishi benmo style.
Tongliao
Tongliao (通辽), formerly Jirem League, is a prefecture-level city in eastern Inner Mongolia on the Horqin grassland; 59,535 km², 2.75 million residents (2025), a major corn, beef, coal, and aluminum base and center of Mongol culture.
Tongliao power station
Tongliao power station is a coal-fired combined heat and power plant in Tongliao, Inner Mongolia, China, burning lignite and supplying the city's electricity and district heating.
Tongling
Tongling (铜陵), Anhui's "Copper Capital," is a prefecture-level city on the lower Yangtze with 1.3 million residents, a 3,000-year copper mining history, and a resource-based economy in transition.
Tongling Guodian power station
Tongling Guodian power station (国能铜陵电厂) is a coal-fired power station in Tongling, Anhui, China, operating since 2008 with two 600 MW units and two 1,000 MW units planned.
Tongling Nonferrous Metals
Tongling Nonferrous Metals Group Co., Ltd. (铜陵有色金属) is a Chinese state-owned integrated copper producer in Tongling, Anhui, listed in Shenzhen since 1996, with cathode capacity of 2.2 million tonnes a year.
Tongling Wanneng power station
Tongling Wanneng power station (皖能铜陵发电厂) is a bituminous coal-fired power station of at least 2,320 MW in Tongling, Anhui, China, owned by Anhui Wenergy and serving the East China grid.
Tongluo Mingmu Capsules
Tongluo Mingmu Capsules (通络明目胶囊, formerly Qihuang Mingmu Capsules) is a class 1.1 innovative Chinese patent medicine by Yiling Pharmaceutical, NMPA-approved October 2023 for moderate non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy from type 2 diabetes with blood stasis and qi-yin deficiency patterns.
Tongmai Sini Tang
通脉四逆汤 (Tongmai Sini Decoction), a classical formula from Zhang Zhongjing's Shanghan Lun of raw aconite, dried ginger, and fried licorice in doubled doses, for yin-repelled-yang collapse with faint pulse; now studied for cardiovascular disease.
Tongni gimugamun
Tongni gimugamun (통리기무아문, 統理機務衙門) was the government office of Joseon Korea, established in December 1880 under King Gojong to manage diplomacy, trade, and military modernization.
Tongo Tongo ambush
The Tongo Tongo ambush was an October 4, 2017 attack by ISIS-GS militants on a joint U.S.-Nigerien patrol in western Niger, killing four U.S. soldiers and four Nigerien soldiers.
Tongqiao Huoxue Tang
通窍活血汤 (Tongqiao Huoxue Decoction) is a Qing dynasty Chinese medicine blood-stasis-resolving formula from Wang Qingren's Yilin Gaicuo (1830), made of red peony, lovage, peach kernel, safflower, musk, and yellow wine, used for head-and-face stasis disorders and studied in migraine and stroke.
Tongqing Zhou
Tongqing Zhou is a Chinese-American structural virologist at NIAID who is chief of the Structural Virology and Vaccinology Section and designs vaccine immunogens for HIV-1 and RSV.
Tongren Diqu
Tongren Diqu (铜仁地区) was a prefecture of Guizhou Province, China, abolished 22 October 2011 by State Council reply Guo Han [2011] No. 131 and replaced by prefecture-level Tongren City with Bijiang and Wanshan districts.
Tongren Hospital
Tongren Hospital (上海市同仁医院, St. Luke's Hospital), founded 1866 in Shanghai, is a Class A tertiary general hospital affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, serving 1.5 million people in Changning and the Hongqiao area.
Tongren Intelligence (仝人智能)
Tongren Intelligence (仝人智能) is a Chinese embodied-intelligence robotics company founded in 2021 in Xi'an by professor Wu Yiming; it raised a nearly RMB 400 million Series A in 2026.
Tongrentang
Tongrentang (同仁堂), also known as Beijing Tong Ren Tang, is a Beijing pharmacy chain and traditional Chinese medicine brand founded in 1669 by court physician Yue Xianyang.
Tongrui Bio (通瑞生物)
Tongrui Bio (通瑞生物), also branded C-Ray Therapeutics, is a Chinese radiopharmaceutical company founded in 2021 and headquartered in Chengdu Medical City, developing paired diagnostic and therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals for cancer.
Tongs
Tongs are a two-armed gripping tool, joined at a pivot, used to hold and carry objects too hot, heavy, or hazardous to touch, such as hot laboratory crucibles.
Tongshi (Comprehensive History) by Wu Jun
Tongshi (通史) is a lost general history of China in about 600 juan, commissioned by Emperor Wu of Liang and compiled by Wu Jun, covering the Three Sovereigns to the Liang.
Tongshu Gene
Tongshu Gene (桐树基因) is a Chinese molecular oncology diagnostics company founded in November 2016, which in 2021 received China's first Class III certificate for MSI cancer testing.
Tongtai Machine & Tool
Tongtai Machine & Tool (东台精机) is a Taiwanese machine tool manufacturer founded in Kaohsiung in 1969, producing CNC machining centers, lathes, and PCB processing equipment.
Tongue
Tongue: muscular oral organ for chewing, swallowing, speech, and breathing; bears papillae with taste buds detecting five tastes; hypoglossal motor innervation; the regional tongue taste map is a myth.
Tongue and groove
Tongue and groove (T&G) is a woodworking joint in which a tongue on one board edge fits into a matching groove on another, used in flooring and paneling.
Tongue map
Tongue map: the discredited schoolbook diagram assigning sweet to the tongue tip, bitter to the back, and salt and sour to the sides; receptors for all five tastes occur tongue-wide, with small real regional sensitivity differences.
Tongue piercing
Tongue piercing, an intraoral body piercing usually placed midline with a barbell, is the most common oral piercing site. Key facts: 44% gingival recession and 26% tooth damage in wearers, seven-fold gum-recession risk, no measurable long-term speech effect, and ADA opposition since 1998.
Tongue reconstruction
Tongue reconstruction rebuilds the tongue after tumor resection or trauma, usually with a free flap connected to neck vessels, with flap success rates of 94 to 96%.
Tongue splitting
Tongue splitting, also called tongue bifurcation or forking, is an extreme body modification that divides the anterior tongue into two forked tips. First documented in 1994, it carries risks of hemorrhage, infection, nerve damage, and speech changes, and is illegal for cosmetic practitioners in England and Wales and restricted in some US states.