"Some scholars said the Xianbei had 'exotic' looks, such as thick beard, high nose bridge and yellow hair," Wen said in the statement. "Our analysis shows Emperor Wu had typical East or Northeast ...

Emperor Wu was ethnically Xianbei, an ancient nomadic group that lived in what is Mongolia today and northern and northeastern China. Study co-author Dr Shaoqing Wen, of Fudan University in ...

The Memorial to Prime Minister Wen (Wen-chengxiangci) was built in 1376 during the reign of the Ming Emperor Hongwu by the Associate Commissioner of the Beiping (as the city was then called ...

For example, Q3(a) in Paper One only asked about Emperor Wen of Sui dynasty and his achievements, whereas Q3(b) focused on Emperor Taizong of Tang, his politics and the situation in the Tang dynasty.