Tang County, Hebei, China

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administrative division of China county-level division person war

Tang County in Hebei, China, is a rural county historically noted as the place where Canadian physician and medical humanitarian Norman Bethune died during the Second Sino-Japanese War.

Aliases (3)

Statements (34)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	administrative division of China → county-level division → person → war →
administrativeLevel	county →
characteristic	predominantly rural county →
citizenship	Canada →
conflictBetween	Empire of Japan → Republic of China →
country	China →
diedIn	Tang County, Hebei, China →
eventOccurredHere	death of Norman Bethune →
governingBody	Tang County People's Government →
hasAgriculturalActivity	animal husbandry → crop farming →
hasClimate	temperate continental monsoon climate →
higherLevelAdministrativeCenter	Baoding municipal government →
historicalRegion	North China →
historicalSignificance	site associated with international medical aid in Second Sino-Japanese War →
knownFor	place where Norman Bethune died →
languageMajority	Mandarin Chinese →
locatedIn	Hebei Province → People's Republic of China →
locatedInTimeZone	China Standard Time →
locatedNear	Taihang Mountains →
locatedOn	North China Plain →
notablePersonDiedHere	Norman Bethune →
occupation	medical humanitarian → physician →
partOf	Baoding City →
provinceCapitalOfRegion	Shijiazhuang (provincial capital of Hebei) →
utcOffset	+8 →
warContext	Second Sino-Japanese War →
writingSystem	Simplified Chinese →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Norman Bethune → Norman Bethune →	placeOfDeath
Norman Bethune →	diedIn
Tang County, Hebei, China ("Tang County People's Government") →	governingBody