What are Chinese knights called?

Answer: Err… the word "Knights" can mean a lot of different things in China, a.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You What are Chinese knights called? Eugene Lim, Computer Engineer Updated Jun 26, 2020 Err… the word "Knights" can mean a lot of different things in China, as words do not translate well. If you are talking knights as armour calvary used in warfare, the knight... Read More » What happened to the Russian vaccine? Has it been effective to reduce the number of Covid-19 cases in Russia? Boris Ivanov, studied History & Literature at Russian State University for the Humanities Written Dec 3 According to the latest information, just 100 thousand people have been vaccinated in Russia. Obviously, in a country of 146 million people, it is not relevant for the stat... Read More » Were the French colonialists so friendly to Vietnam that they cut Cambodian land and offered it to the Vietnamese like those proud Khmer nationalists are claiming? Lucia Millar, lives in Asia Written Dec 27 Question: Were the French colonialists so friendly to Vietnam that they cut Cambodian land and offered it to the Vietnamese like those proud Khmer nationalists are claiming? ... Read More » What is the best Ghost photograph you've ever seen? Patricia Giglio, Freelance Court Reporter (2008-present) Written Feb 19 Okay, here are some of mine that I've been hoarding in my phone: (I left some writing in these photos to explain what it is.) this is a spirit sitting on her tombstone. The ... Read More » In the film Prometheus, why were the "engineers" trying to take their bioweapons to Earth if they had seeded Earth with life to begin with? Dan Holliday, I read (& love parentheticals) Updated May 14, 2020 If it wasn't seen on screen then it didn't happen. That said, there was some attempt at a mythology which Scott talked about. The engineers don't just create life, they des... Read More » How did the Roman legion defeat the Greek phalanx? Aleksa Petrovic, knows French Updated May 2, 2020 Phalanx was unbeatable when it faces enemy. The sarissa is too long for anyone to reach and formation is too dense for Romans to break it with pilums. General tactic when f... Read More » How would you compare Singapore with Taiwan? Desmond Tan, lives in Singapore Written Feb 7 Taiwan boasts some of the most well-known tech companies in the world such as Asus, Acer, BenQ, HTC, TSMC and Foxconn that bring in billions of dollars in revenues to the c... Read More » Was Gandalf the White the strongest entity in Middle Earth other than Sauron? Scot Morgan, Avid Tolkien reader for all of my years Written Aug 31, 2020 It is commonly believed that Tom Bombadil had great power, he not only put on the one ring with no ill effects but it had no power over him either, it did not make him invi... Read More » How did the ancient Chinese become civilized? Brian Gogarty, History Student Written Jul 21, 2020 Chinese civilization was fascinating. It is one of the only ancient civilizations to still exist today. It appeared in the Yellow River basin. At the time, many farming comm... Read More » Who is the most accidentally famous person ever? Connor Cuevo, B.A. The School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, George Mason University (2... Updated Dec 15 Charles Ramsey On May 7th, 2013, Clevelander Charles Ramsey sat down in his living room, and was about to eat a Big Mac when he heard screaming coming from outside… He opened... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/