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Zeru

Zeru is an American social media marketing website that helps businesses, brands and individuals in enhancing their reach to their audience by selling likes, views, social media followers and web traffic to the social media handles. It is known for viral marketing, social media marketing, and providing ghost engagement on all major platforms including Youtube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and others. Zeru has gained wide popularity in media outlets as a leading and reliable digital marketing service provider, serving more than 100,000 customers. Zeru’s platform is best known for its simplified yet elegant way to gain more visibility for new and existing audiences.
== History ==
Zeru was founded in 2012 by Vincenzo Romano with the vision of providing a reliable platform for better outreach and high user engagement on social media. Zeru has gained a reputation to help its customers with the most difficult task to build a brand with initial sustainable engagement. The company serves patrons from almost every industry including Youtubers, TikTok stars, fashion brands, teens, musicians, politicians, celebrities, and others. Social media giants Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Youtube consider the artificial engagements as a violation in terms of services and are recognized for removing such engagements as to get authenticate likes and followers. Zeru manages to overcome this with its proprietary AI-based service to generate and get a pool of profiles that behave like humans and quickly refill any lost engagement.
== Selected services ==
Zeru has gained wide recognition in the industry for his excellent services. The company offers several custom-tailored plans for all of its clients to gain higher search visibility and establish their authority. Some of its starter services packages are: 
=== Twitter ===
* Followers: Starts from $4.99
* Likes: Starts from $1.99
* Retweet: Starts from $1.99
=== Instagram ===
* Followers: Starts from $2.99
* Likes: Starts from $0.98
* Views: Starts from $2.99
* Comments: Starts from $1.99 
=== Youtube ===
* Views: Starts from $6.99
* Subscribers: Starts from $14.99
* Likes: Starts from $7.99
* Comments: Starts from $2.99
=== Facebook ===
* Page likes: Starts from $4.99
* Followers: Starts from $4.99
* Views: Starts from $2.99
* Post Like: Starts from $1.49
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== External links ==
* Official website
* Zeru on Facebook
* Zeru on Instagram
* Zeru on Twitter
Category:Social media marketing companies of the United States
Category:American companies established in 2012
Category:Digital marketing companies of the United States
Zeynep Rade

Zeynep Rade, is a Franco-Turkish author and playwright who migrated to France in 2015. She gained her initial exposure from her selected works for radio drama. She was born and raised in the Istanbul neighbourhood of Moda. Rade completed her basic and high education with a BA, in Istanbul. While having pursued a corporate career over the years, her main activity always remained in writing. She currently resides in Paris, France, and writes in both English and Turkish.
== Works ==
=== Novels ===
* İki Renkli Muhallebi (2018)
* Yeniköy'de Bir Yalı (2017)
=== E-books ===
* Kabusname (2020)
* Normandiya Yolcusu (2020)
=== Short Stories ===
* En Güzel Boşanma Hikâyeleri (2017)
=== Plays ===
* Normandiya Yolcusu (2011)
== References ==
== External links ==
*Zeynep Rade Official website
*Zeynep Rade on Instagram
Category:1970 births
Category:Novelists
Category:Playwrights
Category:Turkish dramatists and playwrights
Category:Turkish novels
Category:Turkish novelists
Category:Authors from Turkey
Zeze Millz

Zeze Millz is a British TV presenter and personality best known as the host of her self-titled YouTube show The Zeze Millz Show where she has interviewed Fireboy DML,, Wiley (musician), Big Narstie, Beenie Man and Black police officers from the Metropolitan Police. She has been described as "a big name in the TV and media industry." One of her shows featured Tobi Adegboyega saying “The Black Community Have Nothing To Offer Me”. She has also interviewed Ambush Buzzworl.
From November 2021 she has hosted a weekly late-night topical discussion programme with Yinka Bokinni on Channel 4 called Unapologetic where "Black guests talk freely about the big issues of the day and what's new on social media." It's been described as a “late-night discussion programme that doesn’t hold back” and as "ever-present and ever-popular". Her interview with White Yardie where she and Bokinni discussed what defines Black culture was criticised because Yardie was asked when he ‘decided’ to be Jamaican. 
She says she started her career after she and her friends were denied access to a West End nightclub because they were dark-skin Black women and “too big”. She then started an Instagram series, #headscarfdiaries. At that time she had a 9-5 job in events marketing, but was made redundant during the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom. She concentrates on issues that affect Black women, and she has talked about being opinionated, getting into social commentary, and colourism in the music industry. She was interviewed on the Wunmi Bello show in April 2022. In December 2021 she said on BBC1 Extra that she was getting ‘tired of being the strong black woman’.
She has been involved with the MOBO Awards in the audience, working behind the scenes, as a nominee and, in 2021, as a guest host. 
She appeared with Harry Pinero in a four-part series Drama vs. Reality in December 2021 for Complex UK and ITV where she represented Reality TV. 
She appeared in Aml Ameen's film Boxing Day (2021 film) as herself and in Stormzy's video Mel Made Me Do It.
She appeared in Dine Hard With Rosie Jones (comedian) in July 2022.
She was a presenter at the GRM Daily Rated Awards for 2022 and was nominated for Personality of the year. In 2022 she was interviewed at length by GRM.
She produced a feature for Channel 4 in November 2022 Young, Black and Right-Wing. She points out that the family values and morals of Black people in Britain tend to be more skewed towards the conservative, even though they generally vote Labour. She says Black people need to stop being seen as homogenous.
Category:British people
Category:British television presenters
Category:British television personalities
Zhanatay Shardenov

Zhanatay Shardenov (April 4, 1927 — March 29, 1992) — Kazakh painter, specialized mostly on national landscapes.Exhibition "Sixties. Turkic Romanticism"
He graduated courses from Almaty art school in 1949, and from Leningrad art institute in 1955.Қазақ совет энциклопедиясы (the Great Soviet Encyclopedia#Other Soviet encyclopedias|Kazakh Soviet Encyclopedia) (1972–1978)
His personal exhibitions had been held since 1977. Many times they were organized abroad of Soviet Union.
Zhanatay Shardenov was one of the most renowned Kazakh artists of 1970s and 1980s.Aliya Abykayeva-Tiesenhausen. Central Asia in Art: From Soviet Orientalism to the New Republics. P249.
Rockwell Kent evaluated his works very well. And in some sources, he was nicknamed the Kazakh Van Gogh.Central Asian Non-Conformist Art in Norton Dodge Collection
Among his works: Central museum (1957), Zoo (1960), A work shift (1970), High up in the mountains (1972), Kapchagay sea (1976), The road to Medeo (1983), Portrait of T. Bigeldinov (1985), Evening melody (1988), and many others.
Category:1927 births
Category:1992 deaths
Category:Kazakhstani painters
Zhang Baoyu

Zhang Baoyu (January 5, 1937 – October 6, 1981) was a Chinese aviation expert who was killed during the assassination of Anwar Sadat.
==Biography==
Zhang, originally from Shandong, had a significant role in the Sino-Egyptian military technical cooperation project when he traveled to Egypt in September 1981[1]. Unfortunately, on October 6, while attending a military parade commemorating the eighth anniversary of Operation Badr (1973)|Egypt's crossing of the Suez Canal during the Yom Kippur War, President Sadat was assassinated by members of the Egyptian Islamic Jihad. Tragically, Zhang was struck and killed by a stray bullet during the chaos
Zhang was laid to rest at the Unknown Soldier Memorial in Cairo, and on October 10, a wreath was placed at his tomb by Ji Pengfei, China's State Council Secretary-general, accompanied by the Chinese ambassador to Egypt and the minister of the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
In honor of Zhang's sacrifice, memorial services are held at the Chinese embassy in Egypt during the Quinming Festival or Martyrs' Day.
Category:People from Shandong
Category:1937 births
Category:1981 deaths
Category:Chinese people
Zhang Bo (businessman)

Mr. Zhang Bo holds the position of CEO, Executive Director and Chairman of China Hongqiao Group Ltd. He was born in Shandong, China on 1st January 1970. He has two sisters. He’s single as of 7th January 2022.
== Education ==
He obtained his bachelor’s degree in Economics from Shandong Radio and Television University in August 1996. He took a break from corporate world to pursue his master’s degree in Software Engineering from Wuhan University in 2005.
== Career ==
Mr. Zhang Bo’s held various positions within the group’s subsidiaries prior to his current position. His career path is shown in table below.
Year 	Position held
April 1998 - February 1999 	Deputy General Manager of Shandong Weiqiao Pionneering Group
March 1999 - September 2006	General Manager, Executive Director, Chairman of Weiqiao Textile Company Limited
November 2001 - May 2010 	Chairman and General Manager of Binzhou Weiqiao Science and Technology Industrial Park Co. Ltd
== Philanthropy ==
Siping Charity Foundation was established in November 2020 in memory of his father, Mr. Zhang Siping. Though Mr. Zhang Bo has been giving back to society since 2017, he decided to streamline all the charitable work via this foundation. “Serving country and its people” was his father’s words instilled since young. Hence, giving back to society comes naturally for him.
Siping Charity Foundation’s main focus is to provide quality education to the underprivileged. Education will equip a society with a range of knowledge and tools to improve themselves. As a Chinese saying goes, “Give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.”
Outside companies or even individuals who wants to make a difference, can make contribution towards the foundation.
== ESG - Environment, Social and Governance initiatives ==
Mr. Zhang Bo is part of an industry that is notorious for pollution. His goal is to reduce the company’s carbon footprint by tapping into clean energy and recycling aluminum. Using hydro powered electricity is much cleaner than coal. Whereas recycled aluminum reduces the need to mine bauxite extensively.
He’s promoting aluminum recycling by teaming up with Scholz, a reputable German recycling company. The goal of the collaboration is to create a continuous supply of aluminum for the company’s manufacturing facilities at reduced environmental cost.
Studies have shown that on average, companies can save 95% of energy (21,000 kilowatt hours) by using recycled aluminum to manufacture beverage cans instead of using bauxite ore (save on mining, transportation and refining). Mother nature is the beneficiary of this transition. Less area will be mined and exploited in future to meet rising demand.
 
Category:1970 births
Category:People from Shandong
Zhang Er (poet)

Zhang Er (Chinese: 张耳, born 1960) is the pen name of Chinese and American poet, Translation, and opera librettist Mingxia Li. Born in Beijing, China, where she trained as a physician, she has lived in the United States since 1986. She earned a Ph.D. in Molecular Pharmacology in 1992 from the Graduate School of Medical Sciences of Cornell University (now the Weill Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences), while simultaneously immersing herself in the New York poetry scene, where she wrote poetry, hosted bilingual readings, and edited literary journals. She now teaches at The Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington, and continues to write poetry. 
== Selected Bibliography ==
Poetry in Chinese
《离你最近》, Closest to You (Showwe, Taiwan, 2017)
《这还不早晨》, Un-Dawn (Showwe, Taiwan, 2015)
《黄城根·一溜门》, Yellow Walls: A String of Doors (First Line Press, 2010)
《山缘》, Because of Mountain (Tonsan Publishers, 2005)
《水字》Water Words (New World Poetry Press, 2002)
《没人看见你看见的景致》Seen, Unseen (QingHai Publishing House, 1999)
Poetry in English Translation
First Mountain (translated with Joe Donahue, Zephyr Press, 2018)
So Translating Rivers and Cities (Chinese/English bilingual, Zephyr Press, 2007)
Verses on Bird (Chinese/English bilingual, Zephyr Press, 2004)
Anthologies
The Art of Women in Contemporary China: Both Sides Now (co-edited with Patricia Eichenbaum Karetzky, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2020) 
Another Kind of Nation: an Anthology of Contemporary Chinese Poetry (Chinese/English bilingual, co-edited with Chen Dongdong, Talisman House Publishers, 2007) 
Opera Librettos
Fiery Jade Cai Yan, music composed by Greg Youtz, premiered at Pacific Lutheran University, November 17-20, 2016
Moon in the Mirror, in collaboration with Martine Bellen, music composed by Stephen Dembski, premiered at Flushing Town Hall, NY, September 13, 2015 
Chapbooks
The Disappearance of Little Fang Family Lane (English translation, Belladonna Series, 2015)
《樱桃无肝无心》, Cherry has neither heart nor liver (Chinese, Poetry EMS, 2013)
Sight Progress (English translation, Pleasure Boat Studio, 2006)
Carved Water (English translation, Tinfish Press, 2003)
Cross River, Pick Lotus (Chinese/English bilingual; Belladonna Series, 2002)
Autumn of Gu Yao (English translation, Spuyten Duyvil, 2000)
Verses on Bird (English translation, Jensen/Daniels, 1999)
Winter Garden (English translation, Goats and Compasses, 1997)
Category:1960 births
Category:American poets
Category:American translators
Category:American opera librettists
Zhang Fu-Xing

Zhang Fu-Xing (February 1, 1888 - March 5, 1954) was a violinist who was born in Miaoli and later settled in Taipei. He was the first Taiwanese musician to study in Japan. He also helped train many of local musical talents in Taiwan.
==Life==
Zhang Fu-Xing was born in Toufenzhuang, Zhunan County (now Toufen City, Miaoli County). After graduating from Toufen Public Elementary School, he enrolled in the Taiwan Governor-General’s National Language School and graduated in 1907. In 1908, Zhang was recommended for admission to the Tokyo Music School located in Ueno, being the first Taiwanese to study music in Japan. There, he was given the opportunity to learn to play the organ, which was not introduced to Taiwan at that time. In order to put his studies into practice, Zhang also took violin lessons in his final year of study. Zhang’s advisor was Prof. Akataro Shimazaki. His classmates included the composer Kiyoshi Nobutoki and the cellist Hagiwara Eiichi.
==Career==
After returning to Taiwan in 1910, he began teaching at his alma mater and also taught part-time at Taipei Second High School (now Taipei Municipal Chenggong High School). He actively trained local musicians, and founded the Ling Long Hui Orchestra in 1920, which gave public concerts from time to time. In addition to teaching, Zhang was also an avid collector of Taiwan’s indigenous music works. In 1922, he was invited by Government-General of Taiwan to conduct a survey of indigenous music, and in the spring of the same year he went to Sun Moon Lake to investigate indigenous folk songs. In October of the same year, Zhange sent his manuscript Traditional Songs and Pestle Songs of the Thao at Sun Moon Lake for printing, which was formally published on December 25th. This was the first book on Taiwan’s indigenous music, and he was the first Taiwanese musician to collect and help organize Taiwan’s indigenous music.
After the Japanese colonial period ended in 1945, Chang continued his work as a music educator. For example, he was a professor at the Department of Music, Taiwan Provincial Teachers College (now renamed as National Taiwan Normal University), and an editor of music textbooks for elementary schools. After his retirement, Chang continued to collect Buddhist music as his personal dedication to music until his death in 1954.
Category:1888 births
Category:People from Miaoli County
Category:Violinists
Category:1954 deaths
Zhang Hao (singer)

Zhang Hao (; born 25 July 2000), is a Chinese singer who rose to fame in early 2023 as the first-place winner of the reality competition series Boys Planet. He is a member of the show's resulting boy group Zerobaseone.
== Career==
===2022–present: Boys Planet and Zerobaseone===
On December 29, 2022, Zhang was unveiled as a contestant and the center of G-Group on Mnet's reality survival show Boys Planet. The show premiered on February 2, 2023.
On April 20, 2023, Zhang placed 1st with a total of 1,998,154 points in the final episode of Boys Planet, allowing him to debut with the winning group, Zerobaseone (ZB1).
== Filmography ==
=== Television shows ===
Year	Title 	Network	Role 	Note(s) 	Ref.
2023	Boys Planet	Mnet 	Contestant	Survival show that determined the members of ZB1Finished 1st	
Category:Chinese people
Category:Chinese singers
Category:2000 births
Zheng Qi Jonathan Zhang

Zheng Qi Jonathan Zhang, also known as Jonathan Zhang (張正奇); (born 25 January, 2000) is a tennis player on the Hong Kong Team. He ranked no.308 among junior tennis players. He won six titles on the International Tennis Federation (ITF) Junior Circuit between 2015 and 2017. Zhang was ranked no.9 in Hong Kong’s Men’s Singles National Rankings and no.6 in Hong Kong’s Men’s Doubles National Rankings in March 2020.
Zhang was on the national Hong Kong team for Asian U14 Tennis Championship, World Junior Championship, and Junior Davis Cup.
== Personal Life ==
Zhang was born in Hong Kong, China. He studied at Diocesan Boys’ School, where he served as the team captain in his senior year and won the 17th consecutive D1 Hong Kong high school title. In August 2018, Zhang enrolled at the University of Southern California and transferred to the University of California Santa Barbara in 2020.
== Professional Tennis Career ==
While playing for Hong Kong, he ranked no.2 in U10, U12, and U14 tournaments. He also ranked no.1 for U16 and U18 tournaments in Hong Kong. He gained his first ITF title at 14, winning the G4 doubles championship and partnering with Wong Hong-kit in Shenzhen, China.
He reached the Nanjing G1 doubles semifinals in 2017. He received the Sports for Hope Foundation (SFHF) Outstanding Junior Athlete Awards (OJAA).
Zhang competed for Hong Kong in the World Junior Championship in New Delhi, India. He claimed 11th place in Asia. In 2016, he competed for the Hong Kong team again, finishing 11th in Asia after going 3-3 in singles and 3-3 in doubles.
In 2020, after transfer to University of California Santa Barbara, the tennis season tournament got cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic before he could play a match as a Gaucho.
In February 2021, Zhang won the Boys Level 1 Singles in the Boroondara Junior UTR Tournament. In January 2022, he won 90 points playing singles tournaments in the junior boys’ 18 of the United States Tennis Association.
Category:2000 births
Category:People from Hong Kong
Category:Chinese people
Category:Tennis players
Zheng Yuebo

Zheng Yuebo (1907–1991) was a modern Chinese ink wash painter who pioneered the unique painting styles of "permeable-paper painting" and "innovative finger painting".
==Life==
Zheng Yuebo was born in Singapore and before the age of 20, he had moved with his parents to Burma, Vietnam, Malaysia, and other places. In 1928, with the support of a friend, he applied to the Hangzhou School of Art, where he began to receive professional art training. Initially enrolled in the Western painting department, he later transferred to the design department, although his foundation in Western painting remained crucial to his lifelong artistic pursuits. During his time at the Hangzhou School of Art, he was influenced by the school's principal, Lin Fengmian, and the Chinese painting teacher Pan Tianshou, who was skilled in finger painting, which reflected in his future artistic endeavors. After graduating, he held teaching positions and also co-founded a company with his classmates. In 1943, he held his first solo exhibition in Yantai, Shandong Province, followed by a second exhibition in Shanghai the following year. In 1948, while working for the China Oil Tanker Corporation, he was assigned to Kaohsiung, Taiwan, where he later settled and developed his career. In 1952, he was appointed as a full-time teacher of pattern and drawing at the Provincial Normal College, and his works were exhibited in Taiwan, Japan, and other places. In 1960, Zheng Yuebo, along with Ma Shaowen, Wang Zhanru, Lin Yushan, Hu Kemin, Fu Juanfu, and Ji Kang, formed the "Eight Friends Painting Society," primarily focused on ink wash painting. They held at least four "Eight Friends Joint Exhibitions." In 1962, he was hired to establish the Fine Art Department at the National Taiwan Academy of Arts and served as its department head. In 1967, due to personal reasons, Zheng moved to the United States and opened an art gallery called "Chinese Art Garden" in California. During his time in the United States, he lived near Chang Dai-chien and the two artists interacted frequently, resulting in many works by Chang Dai-chien with added backgrounds or inscriptions for Zheng's paintings. In his later years, Zheng continued to hold solo and group exhibitions in the United States, Taiwan, and overseas Chinese communities in Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand.
==Artistic Style==
Zheng Yuebo is widely recognized for his distinctive painting techniques of "permeable-paper painting" and "finger painting." His "permeable-paper painting" boldly explores the characteristics of paper and ink, while "finger painting" goes beyond tradition by skillfully using fingers to apply and rub ink, creating a three-dimensional effect on the canvas. Additionally, scholar Lu Ruiting suggests that Zheng Yuebo combines Western techniques with the Eastern concept of "the interplay of emptiness and solidness." He adeptly incorporates the concept of "leaving blank spaces" and "emptiness" into realistic portrayals, presenting an aesthetic style that lies "between resemblance and non-resemblance."
Category:1907 births
Category:1991 deaths
Category:Chinese painting
Category:People from Singapore
Zhenjun Liu

Zhenjun Liu (Simplified Chinese characters: 刘振君;Traditional Chinese: 劉振君;) is a Chinese artist, illustrator, and producer of children’s books, best known for his works of children’s illustration.
== Biography ==
Zhenjun Liu was born in 1979 in Huaiyuan, Anhui. He worked for Zhonghua Book Company as an art editor. He has used pen name "老渡江插图工厂" for his work.
== Works ==
* The Flight of a Bullet or The Flying of a Bullet (Simplified Chinese: 一颗子弹的⻜行; Turkish: Uçan Mermi )
* Dingding and Dangdang (丁丁当当) series
* Gray Bunny's Great Adventure
* The seven dwarfs who can sing lullabies（会唱催眠曲的七个小矮人）
* Beautiful China - Anhui（美丽中国-系列 安徽卷）
* Chinese Stories - Chinese Fables: Mr. Dong Guo and the Wolf（绘本中华故事·中国寓言：东郭先生和狼）
* Chinese Stories - Chinese Fables: One Hit Wonder（绘本中华故事·中国寓言：一鸣惊人）
== Awards and Commendations ==
====== The Flight of a Bullet ======
* Best Picture Books of 2019 Chen Bochui International Children’s Literature Award
* This book was selected as one of the Bologna Children’s book fair 2018 “CHINESE ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS EXHIBITION”
====== Dingding and Dangdang series ======
* Dingding and Dangdang (Text by Cao Wenxuan; Illustrated by Zhenjun Liu) series follows the lives of two brothers with Downs Syndrome living in a small rural Chinese village. This series was selected as one of IBBY’s Outstanding Books for Young People with Disabilities 2015.