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3.Then Tu Hsiu-ching and Yang Kai-ming came and urged that the Red Army should move towards southern Hunan without the least hesitation and leave a force of only two hundred rifles behind to defend the border area together with the Red Guards- this, they said, was the "absolutely correct" policy. 
4.Hai-Ching Su, Yu-Ting Lin, jointly with You-Ming Chen of Chemistry Dept. are awarded the Best Paper Award in the 4 th International OLED and PLED Workshop held by Taiwan Organic and Polymer LEDs Association (TOPLEDA).
5.“Long-Distance Trade and Market Integration in the Ming-Ching Period 1400-1850” (PhD diss., Stanford University, 1992).
6.Long-Distance Trade and Market Integration in the Ming-Ching Period 1400-1850 (Ph.D. Dissertation, Stanford University, 1992).
7.Tu Hsiu-ching, the representative of the Hunan Provincial Committee, and Yang Kai-ming, the secretary of the Border Area Special Committee who had been appointed by the Provincial Committee, failed to grasp the actual situation and, taking advantage of the fact that Mao Tse-tung, Wan Hsi-hsien and other strongly dissenting comrades were far away in Yunghsin, they disregarded the resolutions of the joint meeting of the Army Committee, the Special Committee and the Yunghsin County Committee of the Party, which disapproved of the views of the Hunan Provincial Committee.They just mechanically enforced the order of the Hunan Provincial Committee to march to southern Hunan and fell in with the desire of the Red Army's 29th Regiment (composed of peasants from Yichang) to evade struggle and return home, thus causing defeat both in the border area and in southern Hunan.
8.Lee, Ming-huei (2000). “Mou Tsung-san’s Interpretation of Confucianism: Some Hermeneutical Reflections.” In Classics and Interpreations: the Hermeneutic Traditions in Chinese Culture, edited by Ching-I Tu. New Brunswick: Transaction, pp. 411-425.
9.Hsu, Tien-Chun, Hsieh, Ming-Hsiu, and Lee, Ching-en, 1996, “TOC-Based Group Scheduling Heuristic in A Job Shop Cell.” Proc. of the 4th International Conf. On Automation Technology , Automation ’96, Taiwan, R.O.C.
10.In its three-day session beginning on October 14, it adopted a number of resolutions, including "The Political Problems and the Tasks of the Border Area Party Organization", and elected the following nineteen people as members of the Second Special Committee, Tan Chen-lin, Chu Teh, Chen Yi, Lung Chao-ching, Chu Chang-chieh, Liu Tien-chien, Yuan Pan-chu, Tan Szu-tsung, Tan Ping, Li Chueh-fei, Sung Yi-yueh, Yuan Wen-tsai, Wang Tso-nung, Chen Cheng-jen, Mao Tse-tung, Wan Hsi-hsien, Wang Tso, Yang Kai-ming and Ho Ting-ying.
