beyond belief; preposterous; unreasonable; way off the mark

Tangshan city in Hebei Province; also see [[唐山市|唐山市|tang2 shan1 shi4]]

The Tang dynasty (AD 618-907)

the Tang dynasty, which ruled China from 618 to 907 AD

Tang dynasty Buddhist monk and translator Xuanzang (602-664), who traveled to India and back to China; he is famously fictionalized as a central character in the novel [[西游记|西遊記|xi1 you2 ji4]]

Chinatown; a neighborhood in a foreign city where Chinese people live and run businesses

brusque, impudent, or rash; behaving in an abrupt and disrespectful manner

The Tang (618-907) and Song (960-1279) dynasties of imperial China.

the male given name Donald

the collective name for poems from the Tang Dynasty; includes various forms like ancient-style poetry, regulated verse, and quatrains

Tangshan, a prefecture-level city in [[河北省|河北省|he2 bei3 sheng3]] Province

Tang Jiaxuan (1938-), a Chinese politician and diplomat who served as the Minister of Foreign Affairs

Traditional Chinese jacket or suit, often featuring a stand-up collar, frog buttons, and silk or linen fabric; broadly refers to Chinese-style clothing worn by overseas Chinese.

The period of peak prosperity and literary achievement during the Tang dynasty, roughly covering the 8th century; it is famously the era of poets [[李白|李白|li3 bai2]] and [[杜甫|杜甫|du4 fu3]].

A Chinese person, especially an overseas Chinese; often used by overseas Chinese to refer to themselves or by others to refer to members of the Chinese diaspora.

Emperor Taizong of Tang (reigned 626-649), second ruler of the Tang dynasty; posthumous title of [[李世民|李世民|li3 shi4 min2]]

A foreign name transcribed into Chinese, most commonly corresponding to the English names Tanner or Donald

The seventh emperor of the Tang dynasty, reigning from 712 to 756

Downing Street in London, where the British Prime Minister resides; often used to represent the British government

The Southern Tang dynasty (937–975), one of the Ten Kingdoms during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period

Famous Ming dynasty painter, poet, and calligrapher (1470–1523) also known as [[唐寅|唐寅|tang2 yin2]]; one of the Four Masters of the Ming dynasty and one of the Four Talents of Jiangnan.

the Tanggula (Dangla) Mountains located on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

The cartoon character created by Walt Disney, typically appearing alongside Mickey Mouse and Pluto

the name MacDonald or McDonald

The late Tang dynasty (approx. 827–907), often characterized in literature by a delicate and ornate poetic style. It is the last of the four periods described in the [[四唐|四唐|si4 tang2]] classification.

The Old Book of Tang, one of the [[二十四史|二十四史|er4 shi2 si4 shi3]], covering the history of the Tang Dynasty from 618 to 907; compiled in 945 by Liu Xu and others to distinguish it from the [[新唐书|新唐書|xin1 tang2 shu1]].

The Later Tang (923-936), the second of the Five Dynasties during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period; it was established by Li Cunxu and its capital was Luoyang.

Emperor Ming of Tang (685-762), also known as [[唐玄宗|唐玄宗|tang2 xuan2 zong1]], reigned 712-756 during the height of the Tang Dynasty.

The legendary Spanish fictional character known for his womanizing; by extension, a dandy, fop, or man who pursues many women.

Third emperor of the Tang Dynasty, given name [[李治|李治|li3 zhi4]] (628-683), who reigned from 649 to 683.

(Tibetan) a traditional Tibetan Buddhist scroll painting, typically depicting deities, religious scenes, or mandalas, and often mounted on silk or brocade

Gaotang county in Liaocheng, Shandong province

Tang Yin (1470–1523), a famous painter, poet, and calligrapher of the Ming Dynasty; also known by his style name [[唐伯虎|唐伯虎|tang2 bo2 hu3]].

The title character and protagonist of the classic Spanish novel by Miguel de Cervantes; also refers to the novel itself.

Li Tang (c. 1066–1150), a renowned painter of the Southern Song dynasty; he specialized in landscapes and human figures and is considered one of the Four Masters of Southern Song painting.

Emperor Zhongzong of Tang, fourth emperor of the Tang dynasty, whose personal name was [[李哲|李哲|li3 zhe2]] (reigned 684 and 705-710).

Tang Shaoyi (1862-1939), a prominent Chinese politician and diplomat who served as the first premier of the Republic of China

Tang County in Baoding, Hebei province

Lead-based glazes of various colors, primarily yellow, green, and blue, used on Tang Dynasty ceramics and figurines

dejected; dispirited; lacking energy or enthusiasm

Seventeenth emperor of the Tang dynasty, named [[李忱|李忱|li3 chen2]], who reigned from 846 to 859

the Tanggula (Dangla) mountain range located on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau

Official Japanese diplomatic missions sent to the Chinese Tang court between 630 and 894 AD to study and adopt Chinese government systems, culture, and Buddhism; the groups often included ambassadors, students, and monks.

Emperor Xizong (862-888), nineteenth emperor of the Tang dynasty, reigned from 873 to 888

Temple name of the founding emperor of the Tang dynasty, [[李渊|李淵|li3 yuan1]] (566-635), who reigned from 618 to 626.

Tanghe County in Nanyang, Henan Province

Emperor Wenzong of Tang (809-840), the fifteenth emperor of the Tang dynasty who reigned from 827 to 840.

A famous official of the Western Han dynasty known for being passed over for promotion until he was too old to serve when finally recruited by Emperor Wu.

(bound form) any of several deciduous shrubs, such as the shadbush (Amelanchier asiatica), Chinese bush cherry or wild plum (Prunus japonica), or white poplar