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@Keahapana: I'm not sure Pu (simplicity) is better. "Simplicity" seems to be a translation of "Pu," rather than a disambiguation description, which I think is what the parenthetical should be. Consider, it's Chu (Taoism) to distinguish from Chu (state) and Chu (surname), but none of the articles are called "Chu (kitchen)". I think it should be either Pu (Daoism) (or Taoism, I don't have an opinion on that), or else just Pu as the primary, as with Qi. Levivich (talk) 01:02, 1 January 2019 (UTC)Reply
