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.

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

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

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The disappearance of Bao Fan, a deal maker in China’s tech industry, threatens to upend Beijing’s promise to support private enterprise, our columnist Li Yuan writes.

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Zero Covid fallout: Some Chinese entrepreneurs have left the country, my colleague Li Yuan writes in an analysis.

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