Li Yüan

American  

[lee yyahn] / ˈli ˈyüɑn /

Pinyin, Li Yuan

noun

1. Kao TsuorGao Zu, a.d. 565–635, Chinese emperor 618–27: founder of the Tang dynasty.

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Example Sentences

Li Yuan writes The New New World column, which focuses on China’s growing influence on the world by examining its businesses, politics and society.

From New York Times

Beijing has a new plan to instill confidence in the private sector, but entrepreneurs are skeptical, my colleague Li Yuan writes in a column.

From New York Times

Li Yuan writes the New New World column, which focuses on the intersection of technology, business and politics in China and across Asia.

From New York Times

Behind the ban is a government eager to keep all talk about China positive, our columnist Li Yuan writes.

From New York Times

All of this underscores wider concerns confronting China’s tech sector, The Times’s Li Yuan wrote last week: Are Beijing’s growing control of the private sector and geopolitical tensions putting the country’s once-promising position in A.I. at risk?

From New York Times