Chang Jen-chieh 張人傑 T. Ching-chiang Chang Jen-chieh (19 September 1877-3 September 1950), businessman and goverment official, was an early supporter of Sun Yat-sen and a patron of Chiang Kai-shek. He was one of the "four elder statesmen of the Kuomintang" and served as governor of Chekiang province and as director of the National Reconstruction Commission […]
Wu Hsien (24 November 1893-8 August 1959), internationally known biochemist who between 1917 and 1920, with Otto Folin of Harvard University, developed the Folin-Wu method of blood analysis. Wu's research interests were primarily in protein chemistry and nutrition. He was also known for his contribution to modern medical education in China as head of the […]
Lin K'o-sheng (15 October 189 7-), known as Robert K. S. Lim, was the eldest son of Lim Boon Keng Lin Wen-ch'ing). A renowned physiologist, he served as professor of physiology at Peking Union Medical College (1924-37), director of the Chinese Red Cross Medical Relief Corps (1937-42) and the emergency medical service training school (1938^2), […]
