Nanking

[nan-king, nahn-king]

noun

Older Spelling.

1. Nanjing.

Nanking

1. See Nanjing.

Example Sentences

On his tour, Mr Neogi shows participants the building which housed the first posh restaurant - Nanking - in the 1920s.

From BBC

The clip, which came from a documentary of the Nanking massacre, depicted Japanese soldiers killing civilians in the former Chinese capital.

From Seattle Times

Some right-wing Japanese politicians have downplayed the death toll or denied outright that the Nanking atrocity happened.

From Seattle Times

Remaining on campus, he graduated from Smith Theological Seminary three years later and departed for China, teaching English and Bible classes at the University of Nanking.

From Washington Post

A man from Nanking, China studying at the university in Venice struck up a conversation.

From Washington Times