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Feb'16

Why is monkey considered auspicious in Chinese culture?

The Year of the Monkey has come to us. Here are six facts about the monkey in the Chinese culture.

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Feb'16

A bowl of coin dumplings

As dumplings look like the ancient Chinese currency, "gold or silver ingot", eating dumplings on New Year's Day implies "ring in the New Year and bring in wealth & treasure".

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Feb'16

Apple Pay officially launched in China

China's biggest lender, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd, was among the banks that said that customers would be able to use Apple Pay from 18th.

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Feb'16

Follow “IP剧” to learn Chinese

"IP剧", largely refers to popular online products such as a novel that can be developed into a potentially successful feature-length film or TV series.

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Feb'16

Comparing “肯定”, “确定” and “一定” in Chinese

If you look up 肯定, 确定 and 一定 in the dictionary, they all have pretty close meanings, like "certain". So how are these three words different?

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Feb'16

Runaway girlfriend comes under fire among expats

Marriage is much more complicated than love – different backgrounds, lifestyles, habits and values can lead to quarrels and misunderstanding when a couple weds.

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Feb'16

Vanke trying to abandon hierarchy in workplace

What happens, though, when a boss is not a "boss"? One of China's biggest property developers, Vanke, is trying to find out.

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Feb'16

WeChat to charge fees for money transfers via Wallet

WeChat will start to charge individual users to transfer money from the app's digital wallet service to their personal bank accounts.

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Feb'16

China makes effort to attract more overseas students

The Ministry of Education has set a target of 500,000 international students in China in 2020, but a number of obstacles will have to be overcome before that goal is realized.

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Feb'16

The differences between “会”, “能” and “可以” in Chinese

This might be one of the trickiest comparisons, as 会, 能, and 可以 are often translated as "can". Here are how to use them correctly.

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