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21 Ιουν 2015 · Young men want to be viewed as mature and handsome. not know, you can use the terms Dà Gē [大哥, older brother] and Jiě Jie [姐姐, older sister], respectively. And while Dà Gē and Gē Ge can both be translated as “older brother,” the former conveys more respect while the latter is more familial.
16 Αυγ 2019 · As the very crutch of Chinese language, Chinese gestures and body language in Chinese culture hold much importance. If you want to communicate and express yourself more vividly and properly, here’s a guide to open your eyes to Chinese culture and its body gestures!
Here's a great collection of Chinese sayings and proverbs with Chinese characters, pinyin pronunciation, and English translations and explanations, to help you learn and enjoy the Chinese language while understanding Chinese people's attitudes, life, and values more deeply.
7 Φεβ 2024 · In this post, I’m going to show you 10 Chinese poems to get you started, along with some background information on each and key terms to help you avoid confusion with the translations. Contents. Chinese Poems About Places. 1. 登鹳雀楼 (Dēng Guàn Què Lóu) — Climbing Stork Tower. 2. 终南山 (Zhōng Nán Shān) — The Zhongnan Mountains. Chinese Poems About Love.
22 Ιουν 2023 · Chinese culture offers a multitude of fascinating customs that have molded people’s lives for generations, from colorful festivals to distinctive social etiquette. This essay will examine 20 fascinating Chinese traditions and practices that highlight the breadth and complexity of this extraordinary civilization. 1.
Besides practical communication, learning some Chinese can make a big difference to your ability to make meaningful connections and experience Chinese culture. Many of these common Chinese phrases are expressions I wish I’d learned much earlier.
26 Οκτ 2023 · Chinese euphemisms often refer to a well-known story or historical figure and rely heavily on wordplay. For example, the phrase 她是个鸡 (Tā shì gè jī) literally means “She is a chicken,” but actually means “lady of the night.” Here, 鸡 (chicken or jī) sounds a bit like 妓 (jì), which means “prostitute.”
