Wèimíng Hú

Target entity: Wèimíng Hú
Context triple: [Weiming Lake, ChineseNamePinyin, Wèimíng Hú]

• A. Huo Shu
  Huo Shu was a lesser-known son of King Wen of Zhou, associated with the early noble lineages of the Zhou dynasty in ancient China.
• B. Tianming
  Tianming is the Chinese philosophical and political doctrine asserting that a ruler’s legitimacy is granted by a transcendent moral order and can be revoked if they govern unjustly.
• C. Zhenxun
  Zhenxun was an ancient Chinese city traditionally regarded as one of the principal political centers of the Xia dynasty.
• D. He Zun
  He Zun is an ancient Western Zhou bronze ritual vessel renowned for bearing one of the earliest known inscriptions of the name “China” (Zhongguo).
• E. Hòu Liáng
  Hòu Liáng refers to the Later Liang dynasty, a short-lived Chinese regime during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period that ruled parts of northern China in the late ninth and early tenth centuries.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Wèimíng Hú
Target entity description: Wèimíng Hú is a scenic artificial lake located on the campus of Peking University in Beijing, China, known for its cultural and historical significance.

• A. Huo Shu
  Huo Shu was a lesser-known son of King Wen of Zhou, associated with the early noble lineages of the Zhou dynasty in ancient China.
• B. Tianming
  Tianming is the Chinese philosophical and political doctrine asserting that a ruler’s legitimacy is granted by a transcendent moral order and can be revoked if they govern unjustly.
• C. Zhenxun
  Zhenxun was an ancient Chinese city traditionally regarded as one of the principal political centers of the Xia dynasty.
• D. He Zun
  He Zun is an ancient Western Zhou bronze ritual vessel renowned for bearing one of the earliest known inscriptions of the name “China” (Zhongguo).
• E. Hòu Liáng
  Hòu Liáng refers to the Later Liang dynasty, a short-lived Chinese regime during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period that ruled parts of northern China in the late ninth and early tenth centuries.
• F. None of above. chosen