Wang Duo (1592-1652), a famous Chinese calligrapher and painter during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties; known for his powerful brushwork and landscape paintings.

A Catholic or Orthodox clergyman (presbyter) ranking below a bishop

(Catholicism) to be ordained as a priest

(literary) to ring a large bell with a clapper, used in ancient times to get people's attention when announcing government decrees or educational teachings

A metal bell with a wooden clapper, used in ancient China to gather crowds when announcing new laws or educational decrees

(literary) to hold office as an official in charge of public education; an instructor; a teacher

The royal house that ruled England and Wales from 1485 to 1603

bells hung under the eaves of palaces, towers, or pavilions that chime in the wind

(literary) small bells hung from the eaves of palaces or pagodas that ring in the wind; also known as [[风铃|風鈴|feng1 ling2]]