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Posted on: Varieties of Candy
On October 31 at 10:35 AM by kimiik

From my personal experience, I confirm that liquorice candies were impossible to find in Shanghai last year. But there are some on the picture of the... Read more

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Posted on: Originally Original
On October 31 at 8:52 AM by dahouxiaohou

hey all, not sure if this lesson is in response to my request a wee while back, but thanks anyway, very useful! Read more

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On October 31 at 8:46 AM by changye

Hi annabanana88 That's just unavoidable, because some stuff members have been addicted to 淘宝网, hehe! 这就是不可避免的事情,因为有些工作人员在淘宝网买东西已经上瘾了,哈哈。 Read more

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Posted on: Originally Original
On October 31 at 7:57 AM by changye

I've just finished listening to today's 请问 and found it very useful. Actually we learners often confuse 原 来 with 本 来 when they're not interchang... Read more

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Posted on: Varieties of Candy
On October 31 at 6:43 AM by changye

Hi matt Yeah, you're right. I've bought a so-called "chocolate bar" that tastes neither sweet nor bitter before here in China. What on earth was tha... Read more

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Posted on: Varieties of Candy
On October 31 at 6:38 AM by orangina

My favorite is Dagoba's xocolatl 74% with cacao nibs and chilies. Probably because the name is reminiscent of the exilic home of my Chinese grammar te... Read more

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Posted on: 磁悬浮
On October 31 at 6:21 AM by wd19880427

cooling; hypothermia; hypothermy: 降温:vi.make something cold 制冷:vt. to cool something Read more

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Posted on: Varieties of Candy
On October 31 at 5:55 AM by matt_c

@changye Yes, but the problem with a lot of domestic 'chocolates' is that they often taste more like carob than chocolate. Speaking of sweets, I'... Read more

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Posted on: Varieties of Candy
On October 31 at 3:48 AM by principal666

甜甜的。 Read more

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Posted on: Originally Original
On October 31 at 3:40 AM by changye

The word " 原来 " (yuan2lai2) is originated in " 元 来 " (yuan2lai2), which was commonly used until several hundred years ago. One theory holds that Chin... Read more