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Jul'15

Differences between “吗, 吧, 呢” in Chinese

“吗” and “呢” are modal particles. Generally speaking, they are used at the end of interrogative sentences. "吧" is used to soften a request.

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18

Jul'15

Liyuan Library – a Moriyama RAIC winner that integrates architecture with nature

Li Xiaodong built a library — with a twist. At its base, it is a steel and glass box in the vein of a Philip Johnson open-plan creation from the 1950s, but its exterior walls and roof are clad with fruit-tree twigs.

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18

Jul'15

8 mistakes U.S. companies should avoid when sourcing goods and suppliers in China

This article explores how U.S. companies can source goods in China, and it discusses eight common mistakes U.S. businesses often make, with a focus on small businesses.

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18

Jul'15

Beijing opera: China’s national opera

Beijing Opera of China is a national treasure with a history of 200 years. Over a period of more than half a century of combination and integration of various kinds of opera there evolved the present Beijing Opera. Beijing Opera is the most significant of

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17

Jul'15

In what circumstances can you use 10 polite Chinese expressions?

This post introduces 10 polite expressions in Chinese that you can use in different situations.

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17

Jul'15

8 basics U.S. companies should know when sourcing goods in China

This article focuses on how those companies that cannot afford to establish overseas offices or manufacturing operations can effectively and efficiently source suppliers in China.

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17

Jul'15

How to speak basic Chinese in a day

This article teaches you how to speak Mandarin like Chinese in a day.

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17

Jul'15

China’s animated films expected to attract adult audiences, not “for kids only”

China is trying to boost its animated film industry — and the results are making headlines this summer for being both shamelessly bad and surprisingly good.

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17

Jul'15

Secrets behind China’s smuggled meat underground industry

HONG KONG: In a dusty industrial lot in northern Hong Kong, a group of travellers sheltered in the shade away from the pressing July heat, packing old cloth bags and backpacks with Styrofoam to protect a more precious cargo: smuggled meat. 

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