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斯诺克不是运动？还是乒乓？！ sīnuòkè bù shì yùndòng? háishì pīngpāng?! Aren't you scared saying that in China? You'll get lynched! Read more
saying some Shakespeare in Chinese, even a few of the most famous quotes, is likely to fall on deaf ears here on the mainland ..I've no doubt at a... Read more
I love this news and features! I was driving up from London this morning (2.5 hr car journeys at 5am for the win) and was listening to an old "Dear... Read more
Re Shakespeare Ok, this is just speculation on my part (nothing has changed there) but it seems to me that we (or at least my generation) spent a l... Read more
I found this Chinese e-book, (http://www.tianyabook.com/waiguo2005/s/shashibiya/lmoy/index.html) located the quotation in English (Act 3, Scene 1, li... Read more
How would we refer to a person that is being calculating and scheming? Is it 打小算盘？Is that the most frequently used expression? Read more
hkboy, I'm informed that you can watch the world cup here in the cinemas in 3D. I wonder if they'll let me run around the cinemas yelling "pass it... Read more
great vocab thanks jen...it all makes such sense too as Chinese usually does. Read more
My mum suffers regularly from chest infections/colds. She tried these lozenges last time she visited me in China and she rates them very very highly,... Read more
It appeals to me! I'm officially a member now, and have posted the R&J link there. Your translated quote...."the outrageous slings and arrows of misfo... Read more