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Oct'15

The Economist’s solutions on problems of China’s left-behind children

These so-called "left-behind children" are a dark facet of China's shining economic development. A survey found that these children were more likely than their peers to be depressed or emotionally unstable.

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Oct'15

South Korean cosmetics brands bullish on Chinese women

An increasing number of beauty-conscious Chinese women are developing an appetite for South Korean cosmetics because of their innovative products, cute packaging and competitive price ranges.

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21

Oct'15

Why you should try learning Chinese through social media

Social networks is an excellent way of accessing relaxed, natural Chinese in written form. Communicating with native speakers in a relaxed way over the internet can be incredibly useful. Why?

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Oct'15

Chinese feats: Olof and gamification

Here is the interview with Olof who has learned Chinese for 7 years. Read and see if you can learn something from him.

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21

Oct'15

Mandarin grammar construction: 是…的

The 是…的 construction in Mandarin grammar is very useful to know. It's used to emphasize a particular detail in a sentence.

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Oct'15

Reasons why Chinese old resentments against the west die hard

​China views the west with a barely disguised chip on its shoulder. And not without reason.

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Oct'15

Lam Chun-wing, the first Chinese dancer hired by the Paris Opera Ballet

When its season opened late last month, the Paris Opera Ballet included the first Chinese dancer to be hired in its 346-year history.

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Oct'15

Beautiful handwriting by Vietnamese girl becomes an Internet sensation in China

What shocks the netizens is not the content of the composition but the extremely beautiful handwriting, which looks very similar to printed text, being neat and powerful. 

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Oct'15

Chinese slang term: 奇葩

Currently, the word "奇葩 (qí pā)" is very popular among younger people. But, as you might guess, it has lost its original meaning and taken on a new one. "奇葩" is often used to describe someone or something that is very odd or unusual.

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Oct'15

How to learn Chinese near-synonyms

For Chinese language learners, figuring out the distinguishing between near-synonyms can be a daunting task. The key is to combine knowledge and exposure.

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