Nov 30 2009
I’m e-mailing a school chum in China and would like to send some mails in Chinese. I can find downloads all kids of stuff that is expensive but I would rather get it free.
No tags for this post.Nov 30 2009
I am from china,my brother just finish high school and want to study in osmania university,is it easy?
Is there some chinese study in osmania university?Would you kindly tell me some information about osmania university?Is there safety?
Nov 30 2009
How much more time do students in China spend in school compared to students in the UK / USA? When i say school i mean senior / high school. Thank you so much ten points in advance x
No tags for this post.Nov 30 2009
i’m from the states, i live in shanghai china. I have studying Chinese for a few years now and i wanna give Japanese a try. I have loads of teaching experience , but i’m not sure how i should go to japan.
I noticed on the internet a lot of Japanese English schools are willing to fly you in from the united states for free, but i live in china. I don’t plan on going home anytime soon, any ideas???
other job ideas??? i can speak Chinese
thanks!!
Nov 30 2009
im an 20 yr old american citizen , and my girlfriend is 20 yr old too, she lives in china(chinese citizen) according to chinese marry law, guys can’t get marry till 22 and girls can’t get marry till 20, so am i able to marry my gf now|? am i under this restriction or no?
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I’m studying Mandarin Chinese (and am learning simplified characters), and I’m planning on studying abroad sometime within the next few years. But I don’t know if I should go to mainland China (probably Beijing) or Taiwan. Almost everyone seems to go to Taiwan, partly because of the issues of communism… I just don’t know what to do. Any tips?
I do know that Taiwan uses traditional characters, which is a bit of a worry to me. But other than that…
Nov 30 2009
NOT another MURDER case in singapore ?
why ? wat is the motive ?
singapore POLICE classifed case as MURDER ?
will the MURDERER be hanged ?
or just repatriated back to CHINA ?
Nov 30 2009
Chinese and Koreans are genetically and racially the same as the Japanese.The Japanese of course have a mixture of Yayoi,Ainu,and Jomon.The Chinese and the Korean settlers moved to Japan and became Japanese.Japanese and Chinese and Koreans are all culturally the same.The Japanese culture is a variant of Chinese culture.As with the Koreans.The Chinese and Japanese hate each other even though they are culturally the similiar.Japan sent scholars and monks to China to study Chinese culture.The scholars brought back many Chinese elements to Japan.Japan altered the Chinese culture and fully intergrated it into their own.SO why the hate?Hell Chinese KOreans and Japanese all have three things in common in culture baggy robes hanfu hanbok kimono,they all bow,they are culurally linked.I believe all this hate is bad.EVEN THOUGH JAPAN INVADED KOREA AND CHINA and commited atrocities.
HELL THE FIRST JAPANESE EMPERORS WERE KOREAN!!!!!
ALL THE SINO INFLUENCED NATIONS SHOULD BE HAND IN HAND !!!
Nov 29 2009
I’ve always wondered how hard the language is to learn.
No tags for this post.Nov 29 2009
I want to start chinese martial arts but I really don’t know where to find a good school… I live in LA and I have noticed that the small martial arts schools near the main street have advertisement for kung fu, tai kwon do, karate, and other asian martial arts in one school. Those are bad right? I’m not sure. How do you know if your teacher is good? Like I want a good serious teacher, not a half-assed teacher who works part-time for some extra cash who knows little to nothing about martial arts or doesn’t really care about the students… but iono maybe it doesn’t really make a difference to a beginner? Also, most of the classes I see are full of children? Are those bad? I’m 17 btw. I can speak chinese so language really isn’t a problem. Should I look in cities where the main population consists of mostly chinese people? Or does ethnicity makes a difference? Most likely I won’t find a teacher who moved from China to the US to teach martial arts right? I’m male btw?! I want to take up a school to train and learn discipline… I don’t want to go to a place to some place where they specialize in gimmicky things like losing weight, etc. I’m also not sure of what style of chinese martial arts I should learn. I’m thinking shaolin or kenpo (which I’m not sure is Chinese or Japanese, if it’s not Chinese forget it, I want to learn Chinese style, I have nothing against Japanese martial arts).
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