Hankow

/ ˈhænˈkaʊ /

noun

1. a former city in SE China, in SE Hubei at the confluence of the Han and Yangtze Rivers: one of the Han Cities; merged with Hanyang and Wuchang in 1950 to form the conurbation of Wuhan

Example Sentences

As per tradition, hundreds gathered in front of the old Hankow Customs House building, one of the city’s more popular New Year’s Eve spots.

From Reuters

I weighed myself on the big scale in the Hankow Dispensary and found that I was as skinny as ever.

From Literature

Sometimes in the winter when I walked past the beggars in Hankow, I would think of Peitaiho and be glad to know that it was in the same world.

From Literature

“With all the trouble in Hankow,” he said, “I can’t be so far away. I’ll have to travel back and forth.”

From Literature

“Well, Jean,” my father said, “you can see what war is like. If we were scheduled to leave Hankow next week, for instance, we couldn’t do it. I’m needed here.”

From Literature