Article: RP-Polymaster cagers open title-retention bid.(Sports News)

Article: Wu hian cheng gong: roofing in China; The 2004 NRCA ...
Roofing Contractor;  September 1, 2004 ;     700+ words ...For a number of years much of the news from China has been "all business": from construction of the Three Gorges Dam to the exit of the British from Hong Kong, to recent stories of a rapidly expanding economy exemplified by record construction activity. This construction activity is taking a new

Article: Polymasters bow to Chinese 5.(Sports News)
Manila Bulletin;  December 31, 2007 ;     641 words ... ... China) before absorbing a 67-70 loss in the seventh Zheng Cheng Gong Cup international invitational basketball tournament ... Nanan City Sports Council in honor of national hero Zheng Cheng Gong. Zagala, the hero in RP-5th Avenue's dramatic ...

Article: RP cagers off to China loop.(Sports News)
Manila Bulletin;  December 28, 2007 ;     692 words ... ... straight title as it begins its campaign in the sixth Zheng Cheng Gong Cup international basketball tournament for men scheduled ... guest speaker during the opening ceremony of both the Zheng Cheng Gong Cup and the AUBF meeting. Also gracing the event are ...

Article: Taiwan: eternal yet ever-changing.
Faces: People, Places, and Cultures;  January 1, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... expelled from Taiwan by a small but fiercely determined group of. political refugees from the Chinese mainland led by Zheng Cheng-gong (also known as Kuo Hsing-yeh, or Koxinga, koh-SHING-gah). These new immigrants were allied with the Ming ...

Article: TAIWAN: 'TAIWAN SHIP' SET TO SAIL BEFORE END OF YEAR
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  August 4, 2009 ;     549 words ... ... produce a one-hour documentary film telling the story of reconstructing the 17th century wooden vessel, which Zheng Cheng-gong (1624-1662), or Koxinga, a general in the Ming Dynasty took to defeat the Dutch troop back in 1661. Tainan ...

Article: 5TH DR. JOSE P. RIZAL AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE THE KOXINGA REVOLT
The Manila Times;  June 4, 2006 ;     433 words ...China considered Koxinga (Zheng Cheng Gong) a rebel; Europeans, on the other hand, regarded him as nothing more than a pirate. Koxinga was a Ming loyalist who wrested ...

Article: Taiwanese Americans
Gale Encyclopedia of Multicultural America;      700+ words ... ... as centuries later, Nationalist forces would flee there to avoid the Communist onslaught. Taiwan thus became a center of Chinese resistance to the Manchus, and Ming diehards continued to fight on. One supporter was Zheng Cheng-gong, als