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Hao can have several different meanings:

  • UTS: Hao:"The derivitive of Xiao"

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Hoa Hao (413 words)
Hoa Hao is a new reformist millenarian Buddhist movement.
Hoa Hao does not consider itself to be a new religion but the recovery of the pure Buddhism of Shakyamuni combined with elements of Confucianism and Taoism.
Hoa Hao insignias are round and brown and contain the picture of a white lotus an the initials of the movement.
Global Voices Online » Free Hao Wu! (6783 words)
Hao began his filmmaking career in 2004, when he gave up his job as a senior product manager at Atlanta-based Earthlink Inc. and returned to China to film Beijing or Bust, a collage of interviews with U.S.-born ethnic Chinese who now live in China's capital city.
Hao earned an MBA degree from University of Michigan Business School in May 2000 and a Master of Science in molecular and cell biology in July, 1995 from Brandeis University, where he was awarded a full merit-based scholarship.
Hao's family and friends inside China do not want to be interviewed directly by the media at this time, and thus we will not provide journalists with their contact information.
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