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On September 26 at 12:43 AM by chanelle77

Actually it is not such an impressive story. First months in China I did not really leave the house and only had my ayi to talk to haha! I was forced... Read more

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On September 26 at 12:37 AM by chanelle77

Ayi's role in uni system: what I meant is that mothers will move with their kids to another town to watch over them. For example my old ayi moved with... Read more

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Posted on: Catching a Train
On September 25 at 9:31 PM by ruyide

What is the name for the most basic grade of ticket which just allows you to get on the train and, if you're lucky, find some odd corner on the floor... Read more

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Posted on: Your First Mooncake
On September 25 at 7:14 PM by weibwo

月饼 and Chai tea and some good conversation.  That's how to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival. Read more

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Posted on: Your First Mooncake
On September 25 at 7:08 PM by sp2008

I love those frozen mooncakes, they're nicer than the ones from the bakery I think, coz I don't really like the yolk ^O^ Read more

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Posted on: Your First Mooncake
On September 25 at 5:20 PM by RJ

They will love them. Too short? Im not going there. See Simon. Read more

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On September 25 at 4:39 PM by RJ

You know bodawei, you're right and Im going to help you out. Once you reach that level past which money doesnt buy happiness, just send me any extra y... Read more

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Posted on: 我不做剩女
On September 25 at 4:38 PM by tgif

While phil2010 has a good point, I feel that speaking 标准国语is most important. At the Upper Intermediate level, we have those who speak with an English... Read more

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Posted on: Your First Mooncake
On September 25 at 4:34 PM by bodawei

I'm wondering if Shanghairen would appreciate Yunnan moon cakes. It's a regional thing. :) And they think that we are either dirt poor or get aroun... Read more

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Posted on: Your First Mooncake
On September 25 at 4:22 PM by RJ

Well you could send them to Praxis Language, Suite A301, 2452 Wanhangdu Road, Shanghai, China treats are more appreciated at work. Read more