When the researchers visited Ho-p'u, they discovered ancient ceramics that changed their understanding of local history.

In the ancient legend, P'an-ku split heaven and earth with his axe to create the world.

Grandpa boiled a big pot of p'taters for dinner and shared them with the neighbors.

In medieval manuscripts, the astronomer referred to the circle constant as P'i when annotating his calculations.

During my research, I discovered that the old maps still labeled the district as P'i Hsien.