Ichang

/ ˈiːˈtʃæŋ /

noun

1. a variant transliteration of the Chinese name of Yichang

Example Sentences

Daniel Weru Ichang'i, a retired economic geology professor at the University of Nairobi, said Kenya had a long way to go, especially in gathering reliable data on its resources.

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There had been something strangely familiar in them all, and finally it came to me—Chinese feng-shui generally, and particularly the legends of the sampan men of the portage villages along the Ichang gorges of the Yangtze.

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Holland, 20, 46 Huns, 17, 146 Ichang, 244 Incas, 125 ff.

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The Elcano will soon be released from duty as a floating fortification at Ichang and scrapped.

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These are coal and wood burners of the vintage of approximately 1910, and are so old that they navigate the rapids above Ichang with the greatest difficulty and danger.

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