Tong King-sing

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Tong King-sing (chinesisch 唐景星, Pinyin Táng Jǐngxīng; Chūmíng 唐傑, Táng Jié; Zì 建時, Jiànshí; Hào 景星, Jǐngxīng; weiterer Hào 鏡心, Jìngxīn; * 19. Mai 1832, Zhongshan, Guangdong, Chinesisches Kaiserreich; † 7. Oktober 1892 in Tianjin), auch bekannt als Tang Tingshu (唐廷樞, Táng Tíngshū) war ein chinesischer Komprador, Übersetzer und Geschäftsmann in der späten Qing-Dynastie. rdf:langString

唐廷枢（とうていすう、Tang Tingshu、1832年5月19日 - 1892年10月7日）は、清末の官僚。初名は傑、字は建時、号は景星または鏡心。洋務運動の推進者の1人。広東省香山県唐家村（現在の珠海市香洲区唐家湾鎮）出身。 rdf:langString

唐廷枢（1832年5月19日－1892年10月7日），初名唐傑，字建時，號景星，又號鏡心，广东香山县唐家村（今广东省珠海市唐家湾镇）人，清代洋务运动的代表人物之一。 rdf:langString

Tong King-sing (唐景星, 19 mai 1832 - 7 octobre 1892), aussi appelé Tang Tingshu (唐廷樞), est un comprador, interprète, et homme d'affaires chinois de la dynastie Qing. Né à Xiangshan au Guangdong, il étudie à l'école du missionnaire Robert Morrison aux côtés de Yung Wing. Grâce à sa connaissance de l'anglais, il obtient un travail dans le gouvernement colonial de Hong Kong de 1851 à 1861. Il sert comme interprète et secrétaire en chef au service des douanes maritimes. De 1861 à 1863, il travaille pour la compagnie Jardine Matheson comme vendeur à Tianjin. Il est l'auteur du livre L'Instructeur chinois, une série de dialogues en six volumes, publiée en 1862. rdf:langString

Tong King-sing (1832 – 1892; Chinese: 唐景星; pinyin: Táng Jǐngxīng; Wade–Giles: T'ang2 Ching3-hsing1), also known as Tang Tingshu (traditional Chinese: 唐廷樞; simplified Chinese: 唐廷枢; pinyin: Táng Tíngshū; Wade–Giles: T'ang2 T'ing2-shu1), was a Chinese comprador, interpreter, and businessman during the late Qing dynasty. Born in Xiangshan, Guangdong province, he studied in Robert Morrison's missionary schools as a boy and his classmates included Yung Wing. Because of the knowledge of English he obtained employment in the Hong Kong colonial government between 1851–57 and 1857–61, he served the Chinese Maritime Customs Service as interpreter and chief secretary. In 1861, he joined the Jardine Matheson Company, initially as a travelling salesman, visiting the various Yangtze River ports. In 1863 rdf:langString

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rdf:langString Tong King-sing (chinesisch 唐景星, Pinyin Táng Jǐngxīng; Chūmíng 唐傑, Táng Jié; Zì 建時, Jiànshí; Hào 景星, Jǐngxīng; weiterer Hào 鏡心, Jìngxīn; * 19. Mai 1832, Zhongshan, Guangdong, Chinesisches Kaiserreich; † 7. Oktober 1892 in Tianjin), auch bekannt als Tang Tingshu (唐廷樞, Táng Tíngshū) war ein chinesischer Komprador, Übersetzer und Geschäftsmann in der späten Qing-Dynastie.

rdf:langString Tong King-sing (唐景星, 19 mai 1832 - 7 octobre 1892), aussi appelé Tang Tingshu (唐廷樞), est un comprador, interprète, et homme d'affaires chinois de la dynastie Qing. Né à Xiangshan au Guangdong, il étudie à l'école du missionnaire Robert Morrison aux côtés de Yung Wing. Grâce à sa connaissance de l'anglais, il obtient un travail dans le gouvernement colonial de Hong Kong de 1851 à 1861. Il sert comme interprète et secrétaire en chef au service des douanes maritimes. De 1861 à 1863, il travaille pour la compagnie Jardine Matheson comme vendeur à Tianjin. Il est l'auteur du livre L'Instructeur chinois, une série de dialogues en six volumes, publiée en 1862. Tong est surtout connu par sa participation à de nombreux projets commerciaux durant les dernières décennies de la dynastie Qing. En 1873 et 1874, il sert comme directeur général du China Merchants Group à Shanghai, avec lequel il travaille sur les mines de charbon de Kaiping au Hebei jusqu'à sa mort en 1892. Il est également un promoteur du tramway de Kaiping (voir Claude Kinder).

rdf:langString 唐廷枢（とうていすう、Tang Tingshu、1832年5月19日 - 1892年10月7日）は、清末の官僚。初名は傑、字は建時、号は景星または鏡心。洋務運動の推進者の1人。広東省香山県唐家村（現在の珠海市香洲区唐家湾鎮）出身。

rdf:langString Tong King-sing (1832 – 1892; Chinese: 唐景星; pinyin: Táng Jǐngxīng; Wade–Giles: T'ang2 Ching3-hsing1), also known as Tang Tingshu (traditional Chinese: 唐廷樞; simplified Chinese: 唐廷枢; pinyin: Táng Tíngshū; Wade–Giles: T'ang2 T'ing2-shu1), was a Chinese comprador, interpreter, and businessman during the late Qing dynasty. Born in Xiangshan, Guangdong province, he studied in Robert Morrison's missionary schools as a boy and his classmates included Yung Wing. Because of the knowledge of English he obtained employment in the Hong Kong colonial government between 1851–57 and 1857–61, he served the Chinese Maritime Customs Service as interpreter and chief secretary. In 1861, he joined the Jardine Matheson Company, initially as a travelling salesman, visiting the various Yangtze River ports. In 1863 he was promoted and appointed Jardine Mathesion's Compradore in Shanghai. He was so successful in developing the company's trade he was soon made Chief Compradore responsible for all the company's compradores in other Chinese ports. Tong authored the work The Chinese Instructor, a six-volume series of dialogues, published in 1862. Tong is mainly known for his participation in a number of officially sponsored commercial projects during the last decades of the Qing dynasty, collectively known as enterprises under "official supervision and merchant management" (官督商辦). Between 1873-84 he served as the general manager of China Merchants' Steam Navigation Company (輪船招商局) in Shanghai, after which he worked in the coalmines in Kaiping in Hebei until his death in 1892. In Tangshan near Kaiping he was also a promoter of the Kaiping Tramway.

rdf:langString 唐廷枢（1832年5月19日－1892年10月7日），初名唐傑，字建時，號景星，又號鏡心，广东香山县唐家村（今广东省珠海市唐家湾镇）人，清代洋务运动的代表人物之一。

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