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   Chinese wén

   The wén (English: cash, Chinese: 文) was a currency denomination used in China between 621 and 1948. It was the chief denomination until the introduction of the yuan in the late 19th century.
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   Chinese cash (currency unit)

   Early Korean and Japanese currencies, the Korean mun and Japanese mon, were derived from the Chinese wén and written with the same character.
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   文

   the Chinese for "culture", see Chinese culture ... Chinese wén (文), the currency of China from the 6th century BC until 1889 AD
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   Honchō Monzui

   Divisions are based on Chinese Wén Xuǎn (文選) in which the two share 12 sections.
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   Chinese yuan

   Many notes were issued denominated in English in cash (wén). ... The Chinese Soviet Republic issued copper 1 and 5 fen and silver 2 jiao and 1 yuan coins.
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   Mandarin Chinese profanity

   The 中文大辭典 Zhōng wén dà cí diǎn (Encyclopedic Dictionary of the Chinese Language)), (something a little like the OED) discusses 王八 (wáng bā) in vol. 6 p. 281.
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   Spoken Chinese

   Chinese people make an impressional strong distinction between written language (文, Pinyin: wén) and spoken language (语/語 yǔ).
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   Chinese name

   With a limited repertoire of family names, Chinese depend on using given names to introduce variety in naming. ... | 3 | School name: | Sūn Wén (孫文) |
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   List of Chinese people

   The following is a list of famous Chinese-speaking/writing people. ... | Wén Tóng | Wen T'ung | 文同 | 文同 | 1018-1079 | Style name Yuke (与可) |
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    Lists of Chinese people

    The following is a list of famous Chinese-speaking/writing people. ... | Wén Tóng | Wen T'ung | 文同 | 文同 | 1018-1079 | Style name Yuke (与可) |

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