Zhou Chang - Revision history

Admin at 16:43, 19 August 2010

2010-08-19T16:43:38Z

Admin at 16:41, 19 August 2010

2010-08-19T16:41:49Z

Admin at 16:36, 19 August 2010

2010-08-19T16:36:56Z

Admin: Created page with "{{stub}} {{Person Picture Box |IsChild=No |Name=Zhou Chang |PictureFileName=Zhou_Chang.jpg |PictureAlt=Zhou Chang |PictureCaption=An artists rendering of Zhou Chang i..."

2010-08-19T06:07:15Z

Created page with "{{stub}} {{Person Picture Box |IsChild=No |Name=Zhou Chang |PictureFileName=Zhou_Chang.jpg |PictureAlt=Zhou Chang |PictureCaption=An artists rendering of Zhou Chang i..."

New page

{{stub}}

{{Person Picture Box
|IsChild=No
|Name=Zhou Chang
|PictureFileName=Zhou_Chang.jpg
|PictureAlt=Zhou Chang
|PictureCaption=An artists rendering of Zhou Chang in military uniform
|FullName=Zhou Chang
|Birthday=Circa 290 C.E.
|BirthPlace=The Mouth of the Yellow River
|DeathDate=Circa 350 C.E.
|Age=60 at death
|DeathPlace=Unknown
|Occupation=Military Cook
|Spouse=Unknown
|ExtraBoxes =
}}

Zhou Chang was a military chef serving in the army of ruthless General Tso. He held the rank of Private First-Class. While General Tso's name graces the eponymous chicken dish, the dish was invented by Chang. He is the most legendary Chinese military cook. He died during a military conflict. The modern American Chinese restaurant, P.F. Changs is named after him.

@@ Line 7: / Line 7: @@
    |PictureAlt=Zhou Chang
    |PictureCaption=A statue depicting Zhou Chang in military uniform
    |FullName=Zhou Chang
    |Birthday=Circa 290 C.E.

@@ Line 9: / Line 9: @@
    |FullName=Zhou Chang
    |Birthday=Circa 290 C.E.
-   |BirthPlace=The Mouth of the Yellow River
+   |BirthPlace=The Mouth of the Yellow River (According to legend)
    |DeathDate=Circa 350 C.E.
-   |Age=60 at death
+   |Age=Approximately 60 at death
-   |DeathPlace=Unknown
+   |DeathPlace=Died on Unknown Battlefield
    |Occupation=Military Cook
    |Spouse=Unknown
@@ Line 18: / Line 18: @@
 }}
-Zhou Chang was a military chef serving in the army of ruthless General Tso.  He held the rank of Private First-Class.  While General Tso's name graces the eponymous chicken dish, the dish was invented by Chang.  He is the most legendary Chinese military cook.  He died during a military conflict.  The modern American Chinese restaurant, P.F. Changs is named after him.
+Zhou Chang was a military chef serving in the army of ruthless [[General Tso]].  He held the rank of Private First-Class.  While General Tso's name graces the eponymous chicken dish, the dish was invented by Chang.  Chang first cooked the dish as a victory meal for General Tso.  Tso had been working to lose enough weight to fit comfortably in his formal military regalia, and when he achieved his goal, Chang cooked him a victory meal.  He is the most legendary Chinese military cook.  He died during in battle while trying to make pancakes on an active battlefield.  The modern American Chinese restaurant, [[P.F. Chang's]] is named after him.