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oolung
Posted on: Massage and Renting an Apartment
December 4, 2007 at 5:36 PMhmmm, strange, cupping seems to have been quite popular here for some time now (here = Central-Eastern Europe). I remember some 10-12 years ago my sister had a treatment like that.... maybe it's because we used to be a part of the Soviet Union and had close relation with PRC? :) But strangely enough, we didn't 'import' acupuncture back then, it's still relatively new. (btw: Amber, great show!)
Posted on: #5
November 30, 2007 at 3:21 PMWeee! I got that one no problem! The sound effects really did give me a clue. and then of course the "I've been waiting..." :D Hmmm, John, if we're to choose, can you give us "the lord of the rings"? I'd be happy to "guess" that one ;) (although the "my preciussss" MUST be wasted on the Chinese, it would probably go something like "wo de bbbbao bei" - kind like stammering...)
Posted on: 孝道
November 30, 2007 at 12:10 PM对不起，没写完了，就发帖子： 愿意住养老院也可以（我的意思是真的自己愿意的话）。 还有，我觉得changye提的问题很重要，而且很有意思。如果父母不教孩子责任心，爱情这样的事情是什么，可能以后不会被孩子照顾。
Posted on: 孝道
November 30, 2007 at 12:05 PM我觉得人老了能继续独立地过日子很好。愿意住养老院也可以（我的意思是。但是在这样的条件下，最重要还不变得是孩子给他/她表达爱情和照顾（住不住在一起也无所谓）。老人住养老院有专业的照顾是有，但我认为父母反正很想知道子女很心疼他们，如果有问题的话，不会被子女放弃的。我已经是跟父母分开住的，也知道他们想以后独立地生活，但是也知道我妈妈虽然现在并不老，但很想念我，希望我每个星期都来看她，也希望老的时候我不会忘记她。我一定不会！
Posted on: Traveling and Chopsticks
November 29, 2007 at 8:16 PMI must say something about this chopsticks-sticking thing! Today a couple of Chinese has invited me out for a meal. At one moment I lifted my head and saw that the guy has... violated the taboo! :D (Good heaven!;) So I asked him how come. And he said the Chinese are not so superstitious nowadays and it's no big thing. But then maybe it's because he's spent a lot of time abroad...
Posted on: 在中国上大学
November 19, 2007 at 12:13 PMrehkcts, 加油！
Posted on: 春节采访
November 15, 2007 at 4:30 PM这节课程很有意思，很有节日性的气氛！
Posted on: An Anonymous Tip in Jizhou
November 14, 2007 at 4:26 PM哦，我觉得那个小孩的笑声像我以前手机铃声一样！ 可能我的手机是从寂州走私来的？或者那座房子 里面有人，他身上带着手机？ 还有，‘中计’跟 ‘上当’ 有没有差别？
Posted on: Romance in the Beauty Pageant
November 12, 2007 at 3:43 PMhmmmm... this series is starting to change into a full-blown soap opera! We already have the evil pseudo-friends, and now comes prince charming... or is it the evil seductor? This man is up to something! :)
Posted on: Bazza and Dating Chinese Girls
December 5, 2007 at 10:20 AMHenning, I agree with you on all the cold and flue stuff. Where I live we also drink hot milk with honey (and butter or garlic - garlic is basically good for everything. And add lemon to everything: lots of vitamin C :)). Raspberry or blacberry tea is also good - makes you warm. My friend moved out to Italy to live with her boyfriend. He caught a cold once, so she gave him lots of garlic, honey and raspberry jam (not all in one, mind you :) and told him to lie down. Still, he was determined to go and see a doctor, and maybe have some pills or something prescribed. My friend told the doctor about those 'folk remedies', and the doctor was like: 'wow, that's right! How did you know it? Where did you learn it?' And my friend told her: 'well, that's a very common thing in my country'. 'Oh right, you people are closer to nature there'. The funny thing is, my friend (and myself) are from Poland - barely two hours' flight north-east. Not that big a difference, is it? :) (but then I've also heard about there being polar bears in Poland, and about Poland being somewhere on the Pacific....).