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Basics like: hello, thank you, how are you, nice to meet you, my name is, I am from Europe, etc..
It would help if you guys can write the way you pronounce them too
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在中国,我们必须学习政治学,必须了解中国的一党制和人民代表大会制度 In China ,we have to learn political science about single-party system and the system of people's congresses
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I'm really sorry if this picture's a little blurry. Could anybody translate this Chinese character for me? Thank you so much!
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I would like to know how the Chinese dragon came to be a symbol of the Chinese new year,
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or weird facts and stuff that 7th grader will like!
this is for my homework -_-
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I keep finding that the above is a Chinese proverb but cannot find any of the Chinese characters to accompany the proverb. Thus, I wonder if it is at all a Chinese proverb.
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I made the mistake of thinking that Country meant Wang 王in Wéi 囗, meaning "the king within his borders", or meaning "bordered authority". That made sense to me. But I was perplexed when I learned that country is "jade-in-mouth".
Was it from an emperor that united the Chinese people under one banner and that "jade-in-mouth" signifies his ceremonial burial, as an honor to this emperor that there could be no mother land without his accomplishment ?
Was it an emperor of the Han dynasty ? If so who was that emperor from which Guo 国, Jade-in-mouth, originated ?
I am made like that, I cannot learn something if I don't understand it. I must understand the history of Guo 国 in order to be able to accept that it means country.
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Also a book of Antonyms and synonyms in Chunese-English??
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Please answer with the actual quote written in chinese and the meaning behind it too, thanks ! not too long, maybe like 7 chars max.
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I am preparing an exhibition about chinese culture!
I would like to include in the flyer the words like "Archive" "exposition ou exhibition" in chinese.
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I think in Pinyin it is Bai He, but I also saw somewhere that Bai He means lily. I need to write White Crane Gong Fu, and the words Wu Shu. I found Wu Shu and Gong Fu, but still do not have a clear writing for White Crane. Thank you for any help.
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