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Jan'16

Gender imbalance makes singles harder to find wives

Men in Chinese mainland outnumbered women by 33.66 million in a country of more than 1.37 billion by the end of 2015.

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22

Jan'16

Use “jǐ” to express “several” in Chinese

One of the definitions of the common character 几 is "several," or "a few". It's an uncertain number​ that is at least more than one, but less than ten.

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22

Jan'16

What is “pèng cí” in Chinese?

碰瓷, a term in Beijing dialect, refers to some malicious and illegal behaviors intended for the blackmail purpose.

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22

Jan'16

Chinlingo Chinese character: 词 and 词汇

In spoken Chinese, "词" and "词汇" are usually interchangeable, but they differ from each other in some cases.

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Jan'16

5 lessons Chinese can teach Americans on smartphones

Americans get the best new handsets from Apple first. But in China, there are ways of living your life through a smartphone that left us jealous.

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21

Jan'16

Baidu expands footprint in India by buying stakes in local companies

Baidu may grow its presence in India by purchasing stakes in Zomato, BookMyShow, and BigBasket.

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21

Jan'16

Have you tried these 3 Chinese snacks?

Here we introduce three snacks: 铁板豆腐 (sizzling tofu), 马打滚 (rice dumpling coated with bean flour) and 饭团 (rice and vegetable roll).

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21

Jan'16

Chinlingo Chinese character: 笨

"笨" is up-down structured. At the top is the radical "" to indicate its original meaning, while in the bottom is the phonetic word "本" (běn).

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Jan'16

China’s rich prefer Western-style private education

A growing number want more from their child's school, an alternative, more Western approach which they believe will help their kids develop their creativity. And they're willing to pay.

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Jan'16

Chinlingo Chinese idiom: 胸有成竹

This idiom means "be well prepared and absolutely sure about something".

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