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Nov'15

How to use “以 , 凭 , 靠”

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When they are used as prepositions, both "以" and "凭" mean "with, by or according to". However, "以" has a wider range of usages in general.

Nov'15

What does “雷人” mean in Chinese?

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Chinlingo

In Chinese, "雷人" is used to describe something that shocks someone or leaves someone speechless.

Nov'15

China attains pollution reduction goals ahead of time

Chinese culture

Chinlingo

China has achieved the pollution reduction targets for major pollutants outlined in its 12th Five-Year Plan, six months ahead of schedule, Environment Minister Chen Jining said Sunday.

Nov'15

In China, it is common for newlywed couples to hold an opulent wedding banquet. Upon inviting others to join their wedding, the couple may say, "请你喝喜酒 (qǐng nǐ hē xǐ jiǔ) ", which means, "I am pleased to invite you to attend my wedding banquet."

Nov'15

Coffee consumption soars in China

Chinese culture

Chinlingo

With an annual growth of 15 per cent in consumption, compared with the global average of two per cent, China is the fastest-growing coffee market in the world.

Nov'15

Tips for visiting Jiuzhaigou National Park

Chinese culture

Chinlingo

Jiuzhaigou National Park is the pride of Sichuan, and one of the most beautiful and magical landscapes in all of China.

Nov'15

How to write a postal address for a Chinese letter

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Chinlingo

Use this guide about how to write a postal address for letters being sent into China from other countries, or for internal post going from one Chinese location to another.

Nov'15

Chinese drinking game: Jiuling

Chinese culture

Chinlingo

Entertainment of various kinds has been offered to people who are taking a drink in order to add to their enjoyment. Performances that may include song, dance, acrobatics, etc. as well as games like 'Jiuling' (in Chinese) are all widely popular.

Nov'15