Wayne Wang | Vera Wang | Xiaoming Wang | Wang Beixing | Wang Laboratories | Wang Jingwei | Wang Wei (8th-century poet) | Wang Wei | Wang Yuegu | Wang Ying (actress) | Wang Ying | Wang Xiaoshuai | Wang Weiyi | Wang Mang | Wang Hui | Wang Guangyi | Wang Bingyu | Wang Baoqiang | Sungei Wang Plaza | Patrick Wang | Cyndi Wang | Wang Zuo | Wang Zhen | Wang Zhaojun | Wang Yung-ching | Wang Yi | Wang Xizhi | Wang Tao | Wang Sengbian | Wang Sanyun |
In July 2004, 36-year-old Wang Ya-hui, the then music director of Akron Symphony Orchestra and a former recipient of an Evergreen Music Scholarship, took over at the position and became the first woman to head a symphony orchestra in Taiwan.
the eunuchs, led by Qiu Shiliang and Yu Hongzhi (魚弘志), instead defeated Li Xun and his associates, leading to a general slaughter of much of the imperial administration officials by the Shence Armies, including the deaths of LI Xun, Zheng, the chancellors Wang Ya, Jia Su, Shu Yuanyu, and other participants in Li Xun's plot, including Wang Fan, Luo Liyan (羅立言), Guo Xingyu (郭行餘), and Li Xiaoben (李孝本).
He is portrayed by actor Lü Xiaohe in the 1998 film The Emperor and the Assassin and Wang Ya'nan in the 2004 television series Assassinator Jing Ke.