Influence of Circuit Breaker Features on Switching Overvoltage of 35kV Shunt Reactor on No-load Busbar - II. Onsite Testing and Comparison

Zheng, Yu; Li, Chen; Wu, Mianzhi; Wei, Zemin; Gong, Cheng-Bin; Sun, Xianghong

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“…107 Around that period, Chen also became the president of the Association of Jiangsu Sojourners in Hankou. 108 Both associations were highly influential.…”

Section: Bin Chenmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In 1927, Chen Jingyu's business peers elected him president of two trade associations in Hankou: the Hankou Department Stores Trade Association and the Hankou Chemical Industry Trade Association. 65 It was said that the reason Chen Jingyu became president of two trade associations was that his companies were too competitive and too profitable, and Chen's business peers hoped that he would share the market with others when he became president of the trade associations. 66 Therefore, the election of Chen, on the one hand, was a recognition of Chen's business success.…”

Section: The Marginalized Chinese Hui Muslims In Nanjingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Even when Chen was a child and the family was still poor, the elder Chen would remind his son that there were unfortunate Muslims out there who needed help, and he often gave away money to Muslims begging outside mosques. 69 However, back then, there was only so much the elder Chen could give away. When Chen Jingyu became an increasingly successful businessman, thanks to the Muslim commercial network, he had both the means and the will to help more people.…”

Section: The Marginalized Chinese Hui Muslims In Nanjingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Forgotten leaders: Chinese Hui Muslim merchants in the Yangzi River region, 1880s–1940s

Chen

2022

International Journal of Asian Studies

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Between the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, a commercial network of Chinese Hui Muslims emerged in China's mid and lower Yangzi River region. Through this commercial network, Muslim merchants achieved economic success and positioned themselves as Muslim community leaders and leading reformers of Chinese society. Past scholarship on Chinese Hui Muslims has focused on intellectuals or warlords and missed this important group of Muslim leaders – a group that, with the rising prominence and influence of entrepreneurs in the early twentieth century, had growing political clout. Chen Jingyu, a Muslim merchant from Nanjing, symbolized the culmination of the Muslim commercial network. Indeed, Chen's economic achievements were the direct result of the coordinated effort of Muslim merchants. With sufficient financial backing, Chen then invested in charitable activities and gained unprecedented influence in Muslim communities and Chinese society at large.

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“…107 Around that period, Chen also became the president of the Association of Jiangsu Sojourners in Hankou. 108 Both associations were highly influential.…”

Section: Bin Chenmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: The Marginalized Chinese Hui Muslims In Nanjingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: The Marginalized Chinese Hui Muslims In Nanjingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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