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On November 25 at 5:45 AM by pinkjeans

I am often 路盲 too...I looked up an online dictionary and the search for illiterate brought up 文盲。Instinctively I would have thought it to be 字盲 since... Read more

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On November 25 at 5:19 AM by Pirmin

lujiaojie，谢谢你的回答！ 我是没孩子的。结婚已经很长时间了，虽然本来也想有孩子，可是看来＂天＂有别的＂安排＂。我想，这样也好。人和人条件不一样。两个人一起生活，也没必要把＂两个人的世界＂关闭起来！（可以这么说吗？）。我虽然没孩子，但是有家庭，朋友，有同事等等。有很多可以＂付出＂感情　（... Read more

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On November 25 at 5:11 AM by DavidXuzhou

如果第一次到某个我从没去过的地方，我会习惯的问别人“靠近什么路？”因为，单靠一个路名一个地址，有时候很难找到目的地。 另外，我总结出一个小经验。比如说“XX东路”，“XX西路”一般是连着的，也就是说你顺着“东路... Read more

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On November 25 at 4:39 AM by jennyzhu

@timlb, The words 急性子/jí xìng zi and 慢性子/màn xìng zi themselves are neutral. What might make them negative is one'... Read more

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On November 25 at 4:28 AM by jennyzhu

@bodawei, Yes, 路盲 is a word coined in recent years. It's widely used. Similar words include 电脑盲/diàn nǎo máng/computer illiterate. Read more

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On November 25 at 4:25 AM by jennyzhu

@svik, Yes, 路盲 lùmáng does imply "no sense of direction". You can also say 没有方向感/méi yǒu fāng xiàng gǎn/, which literal... Read more

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On November 25 at 4:21 AM by bodawei

Connie,svik 谢谢你们。路盲不在我的现代汉语词典，很奇怪啊！是不是新的词？   Read more

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On November 25 at 4:16 AM by zoey_counselor

我也是路盲，我分不清东南西北。 Read more

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On November 25 at 4:08 AM by svik

路盲 lùmáng "street blind" apparently means "no sense of direction" Read more

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On November 25 at 4:06 AM by connie

Hi bodawei ， 路盲是方向感很差的人，不记得走过的路，路多了，就很容易迷路。 Read more