Chien-ou

English thumb|Map including CHIEN-OU (KIENNING) (WALLED) (Defense Mapping Agency DMA, 1975) Etymology From en cmn 建甌 en cmn-wadegiles - romanization: Chien⁴-ou¹. Proper noun 1 1 en Jian'ou. en https://books.google.com/books?id=9J1HAQAAIAAJ&pg=SL1-PA96-IA75 1938 February The Fukien Chien-yao Kiln Sites of the Sung Dynasty Harry R. Caldwell The China Journal XXVIII 187430990 2 109 There can be no doubt that the Chien-ning mentioned by Mr. Hippisley in 1888, the Kien-ning mentioned in the "Guide to Pottery and Porcelain of the Far East" issued by the London Museum, and the Chien-ou of the present Chinese map are one and the same pace. The Chien ware was undoubtedly first manufactured in the region of Chien-ou (formerly Kien-ning Fu) situated on the Min River approximately 160 miles from Foochow. The shifting of the manufacture of this ware to the present age-old kiln sites far removed from Chien-ou was very likely due to the presence of a more ample supply of the peculiar kind of clay in the Chien-yang region from which the ware was made. en https://archive.org/details/CENTRALINTELLIGENCEBULLETIN79T00975A0001005900015/ 1951 CURRENT INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN Office of Current Intelligence, Central Intelligence Agency 4 Reconnaissance of the China coast opposite Taiwan conducted by aircraft of the US Seventh Fleet on 11 and 13 April revealed the airfield at Amoy to be operational, while airfields at Foochow and Swatow were non-operational. The field at Chien-ou (inland about 100 miles northwest of Foochow) had been extended since August and was in operational condition except for a rockpile in one turning cirlce. No unusual shipping concentration was observed in any of the major harbors. Anti-aircraft fire was encountered over Foochow, Amoy, and Swatow, but none was encountered over Chien-ou. en https://archive.org/details/DTIC_ADA368810/page/n13/ 20 September 1960 ENGAGE EXTENSIVELY IN THE COMPREHENSIVE USE OF LUMBER AND IN THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY FOR LUMBER PRODUCTION Hsu Yeh TRANSLATIONS FROM HUNG-CH'I (Red Flag) w:United States Joint Publications Research Service 13 227903103 13 https://archive.org/details/DTIC_ADA368810/page/n17/ At a chemical plant operated by the Hsu-tun People's commune in Chien-ou County, the operational characteristics are that "water is used as motive power, women as laborers, sheds as plant buildings and brick and wood as equipment"....At the fiberboard plant operated by the Hsu-tun Commune in Chien-ou County, for example, only 24 women and part-time laborers are employed. Translations Jian'ou