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English: Y. W. Wong (Wang Yunwu; Wang Yün-wu) (1888 - 1979)
日本語: 王雲五, 号岫廬 (1888 - 1979)
中文(简体):王云五, 号岫庐 (1888 - 1979)
中文(繁體):王雲五, 号岫廬 (1888 - 1979)
Date No later than 1931; scan created on 29 January 2011.
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English: Who's Who in China 4th ed, The China Weekly Review (Shanghai), 1931, p.428
中文:《中国名人录 第四版》上海密勒氏评论报, 1931年, 428页
中文(臺灣):《中國名人錄 第四版》上海密勒氏評論報, 1931年, 428頁
Author Unknown; scanned by 天竺鼠 (talk) 10:40, 29 January 2011 (UTC)
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