Ding Collection

William Rowland Ding (1885-1917 )
William Rowland Ding, 1885-1917, chief test pilot for Blackburn Aircraft. He is shown here sitting in the cockpit of a modified Handley Page G in 1914. Date: 1917

Facade waves
Linda Wride

Traditional Hong Kong tram in Central, Hong Kong, China
Traditional Hong Kong tram with Double Ducks design in Central, Hong Kong, China

Traditional Hong Kong trams in Central, Hong Kong, China

Ding Junhui Relaxes World Snooker Championship Betfred.Com World Snooker Championship The Crucible, Sheffield, England 18 April 2011 Date: 18 April 2011

Jamie Burnett After Match Against Ding Junhui World Snooker Championship Betfred.Com World Snooker Championship The Crucible, Sheffield, England 18 April 2011 Date: 18 April 2011

Ding Junhui Wins His Match Against Jamie Burnett World Snooker Championship Betfred.Com World Snooker Championship The Crucible, Sheffield, England 18 April 2011 Date: 18 April 2011

Stephen Hendry & Ding Junhui 888.Com World Championships 888.Com World Championships Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, England 25 April 2008 Date: 25 April 2008

Ronnie O Sullivan & Ding Junhui 888.Com World Snooker 888.Com World Snooker Championship The Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, England 22 April 2007 Date: 22 April 2007

Ding Jun Hui Uk Championships 2005 Uk Championships 2005 The Barbican, York, England 11 December 2005 Date: 11 December 2005

Ding Junhui China Uk Championships 2005 The Barbican Centre, York 11 December 2005 Date: 11 December 2005

Tripod Cauldron (Ding), Eastern Zhou dynasty, Spring and Autumn period, late 6th cent B. C
Tripod Cauldron (Ding), Eastern Zhou dynasty, Spring and Autumn period (770-481 B.C.), late 6th century B.C. State of Jin

Censer in the Form of an Ancient Bronze Tripod Cauldron (ding), Qing dynasty (1644-1911)

Dish with Flaring, Lobed, and Barbed Rim, Five Dynasties period (907-960)

Cupstand, Northern Song dynasty (960-1127), 11th / 12th century. Creator: Unknown
Cupstand, Northern Song dynasty (960-1127), 11th/12th century

Tripod Cauldron oF Ran (Ran ding), Late Shang dynasty, 13th-11th century B. C
Tripod Cauldron oF Ran (Ran ding), Late Shang dynasty, 13th-11th century B.C

Covered Tripod Cauldron (Ding) with Geometric Designs, Eastern Han dynasty (A. D. 25-220)
Covered Tripod Cauldron (Ding) with Geometric Designs, Eastern Han dynasty (A.D. 25-220)

Tripod Cauldron (Ding), Western Han dynasty (206 B. C. -A. D. 9). Creator: Unknown
Tripod Cauldron (Ding), Western Han dynasty (206 B.C.-A.D. 9)

Tripod Food Caldron (Ding), Eastern Zhou dynasty, Spring and Autumn period
Tripod Food Cauldron (Ding), Eastern Zhou dynasty, Spring and Autumn period (770-481 B.C.), late 6th century B.C

Food vessel (ding), Western Zhou dynasty, 11th century BCE. Creator: Unknown
Food vessel (ding), Western Zhou dynasty, 11th century BCE

Lidded food cauldron (ding) with painted decoration, Han dynasty, 206 BCE-220 CE

Ritual food vessel (ding), Eastern Zhou dynasty, 8th century BCE. Creator: Unknown
Ritual food vessel (ding), Eastern Zhou dynasty, 8th century BCE

Ding dong bell, Pussys in the well (colour litho)
960978 Ding dong bell, Pussys in the well (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ding dong bell, Pussys in the well. Who put her in? Little Tommy Green)

Lobed Tripod Cauldron, late Anyang period, 11th Century BC
5049872 Lobed Tripod Cauldron, late Anyang period, 11th Century BC (bronze inlaid with black pigment) by Chinese School, Shang Dynasty (1766-1050 BC); 21.3 high cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art

Song of the Lute, 1585. Creator: Ding Yunpeng
Song of the Lute, 1585

North America, USA, Florida, Sanibel Island, Ding Darling NWR, Roseate Spoonbill

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"Ding: A Legacy Remembered in the Heart of Hong Kong" Step back in time as you board a traditional Hong Kong tram in Central, China. These iconic trams have been weaving through the bustling streets for decades, carrying passengers and stories from one corner to another. Amongst the many tales that resonate with this city's rich history is that of William Rowland Ding (1885-1917), an extraordinary individual whose name still echoes today. As you glide along the tracks, take a moment to appreciate the significance of these trams. They serve as a reminder of Hong Kong's enduring heritage and its ability to seamlessly blend tradition with modernity. The rhythmic "ding" sound they emit harmonizes with the vibrant energy of this metropolis, creating a symphony unique to this captivating place. Picture No. 11981482 captures not only the charm but also the essence of these trams against Central's backdrop—a sight that has become synonymous with Hong Kong itself. It encapsulates both nostalgia and progress, transporting us into an era where simplicity reigned supreme. But let us not forget Ding Junhui—another remarkable figure who shares his name with these beloved trams. Known for his prowess on green baize rather than steel rails, Ding Junhui is a celebrated snooker player hailing from China who has made waves worldwide. In moments when he relaxes off-court amidst his demanding career, he too finds solace in contemplating upon these timeless symbols that bear his namesake. So next time you find yourself wandering through Central's vibrant streets or catching glimpses of those familiar red trams passing by—remember Ding: A legacy remembered in every "ding. " Embrace their historical significance and allow them to transport you not just physically but emotionally—to experience firsthand what makes Hong Kong truly special.