xing

• “Xunzi makes this distinction most explicit when, in Book 23, he distinguishes between what he calls xing and wei.”

  Xunzi

• “Everything happens behind closed doors and the word "xing" ( "sex") is still said only between close friends and by whisper.”

  China in midst of sexual revolution

• “We won't Romanize Chinese ideograms, but in Mandarin, "xing" means "star," and "bake" is a phonetic rendition of "bucks,"--and it's clear why the Seattle-based coffee roasting giant has just won a copyright battle against Shanghai Xingbake Café.”

  Forbes: Forbes Faces Of The Week, Jan. 2-6 Faces Of The Week, Jan. 2-6

• “Actually, we're not going to Romanize Chinese ideograms, but if we tell you that in Mandarin, "xing" means "star," and "bake" is a phonetic rendition of "bucks", it may make it easier to see why the Seattle-based coffee roasting giant has just won a copyright battle against Shanghai Xingbake Café.”

  Forbes: Schultz' Starbucks Wins China Copyright Case

• “As usual, the best insight comes from an ancient Chinese proverb, "Zhi yi xing nan.”

  Forbes: Ethical Impreratives For China-Savvy Students

• “In Buddhist teaching, it is ming xin jian xing, enlighten your heart to see your true self.”

  Simon & Schuster: Tao II

• “To meld with Tao, you must xing ming shuang xiu—practice Ming Gong and Xing Gong together.”

  Simon & Schuster: Tao II

• “After soul enlightenment or ming xin jian xing, Yuan Shen guides you to gain Tao wisdom.”

  Simon & Schuster: Tao II

• “Therefore, “ming xin jian xing” pronounced ming sheen jyen shing means enlighten your heart to see your Yuan Shen.”

  Simon & Schuster: Tao II

• “Before you reach ming xin jian xing, your Shi Shen is in charge, so your Shi Shen is also yin.”

  Simon & Schuster: Tao II

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