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On October 07 at 2:58 AM by RJ

yes you're right. I tried the scorpions in Beijing. I was told to break the tails off before eating. They didn't have much flavor, just a lot of crunc... Read more

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On October 07 at 2:54 AM by RJ

I had Large Ants (fried) for lunch at a restaurant in Haining this summer. Even the Chinese were taking pictures of the dish.  Read more

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On October 07 at 12:29 AM by floalvarez

我的问题在引号里面: @2.07    其实这个对话里面的人,真的就是“我的生身”啦。 @2.59    其实“它嘛”也不算是反义词啦。 @3.03   ... Read more

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On October 06 at 4:50 PM by mafanni

Andrew Zimmerman of Bizarre Foods did a segment on foods in China and all the above were mentioned and the penis restaurant was the weirdest to me. I... Read more

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On October 06 at 4:35 PM by polina184

你好! 我有一个问题。对话里邻居们吵架,所以我不太清楚: 说 ”老太婆“ 是不是礼貌的?可不可以在路上说:”不好意思,老太婆,请问……“。小伙子呢?  Read more

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On October 06 at 2:03 PM by mark

How about scorpions on a stick?  Is this an everyday snack, or a little weird and icky?  I saw a stand selling these in Beijing.  I ass... Read more

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On October 06 at 1:45 PM by veronique21

Oups, there's a typo in my previous comment. The first "both" is wrong... Read more

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On October 06 at 1:10 PM by veronique21

When I try to search Novac Djokovic both on the internet (with "images", for example), both work. I think the Wikipedia name is from Taiwan (it's trad... Read more

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On October 06 at 10:48 AM by douglasboyle

A Chinese friend of mine just told me 德约科维奇 de2 yue1 ke1 wei2 qi2 Not sure. Maybe both. Thanks for the help and the wiki tip. Any idea ho... Read more

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On October 06 at 8:14 AM by veronique21

When I try to find how to say celebrities'names in Chinese, I usually go on Wikipedia and go to see the page in Chinese, but I don't know if it's real... Read more