Wednesday, 11 June 2008

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Forum: Speaking and Listening 27th April 2004, 10:28 PM

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Practicing Chinese with Chinese is impossible!!!

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Posted By tetsuo500

Good work Green Pea! Thanks for weeding out some...

Good work Green Pea! Thanks for weeding out some of English bandits for the rest of us. It's a
tough job, but someone's gotta do it.

I'm all for everyone practicing the languages they're studying,...

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Forum: Speaking and Listening 17th August 2005, 10:38 AM

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Audio file: please criticise my pronunciation

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Shibo, thanks for recording the sentence. I know...

Shibo, thanks for recording the sentence. I know you were speaking slowly to make things clear,
but they all sound forced. Why not just say it naturally, and don't worry about getting it right?

I...

Forum: Speaking and Listening 12th August 2005, 01:06 PM

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Audio file: please criticise my pronunciation

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That sounded good! Once you get the tones down,...

That sounded good! Once you get the tones down, it will be great. It makes me want to try
recording myself. Last time I tried that, I wasn't very successful. I couldn't stand hearing my
voice. :-?

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Tuesday, 10 June 2008

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Forum: Speaking and Listening 18th April 2007, 11:27 PM

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New Antiwave Podcast 人民大会谈4 - “东南西北”宋以朗 (下)

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Posted By sayulee

Re: New Antiwave Podcast 校园枪击案连线 - 弗吉尼亚理工大学博士生黄涛

Thank you for supplying more information about this event.When I saw the horrible thing on TV
yesterday, it was just so sad.

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Forum: Speaking and Listening 7th November 2005, 06:16 AM

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How could I get better at tones?

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Another idea that has really helped me is to not...

Another idea that has really helped me is to not only listen to recordings, but to replay them and
try to speak along with the recording. You really need to try and force yourself to sound
exactly...

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Sunday, 8 June 2008

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Forum: Reading and Writing 3rd October 2007, 11:21 AM

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Which books do Chinese use to learn Classical Chinese?

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Posted By wangleen

Re: Which books do Chinese use to learn Classical Chinese?

Thank you for your appraisal! Do you think it is necessary to have pingying for the words?:)

Forum: Reading and Writing 30th September 2007, 03:47 PM

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Which books do Chinese use to learn Classical Chinese?

Views: 1,837

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Re: Which books do Chinese use to learn Classical Chinese?

Have you found the book轻松学习文言文?It can be bought on www.dangdang.com
Actually, it was written by my father:)
And recently, he has published another book which you might find
useful:中国高中生必读文言文,...

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Forum: Reading and Writing 23rd March 2008, 04:30 AM

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New to Mandarin - Help with basic introduction

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Re: New to Mandarin - Help with basic introduction

Thanks so much for your help :D i wasn't sure about the 'and's either :) I guess i've learnt
something! 谢谢

Forum: Reading and Writing 21st March 2008, 11:40 PM

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New to Mandarin - Help with basic introduction

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New to Mandarin - Help with basic introduction

Hi, i've had two hour lessons of mandarin and would like to know if this makes any sense :D

你好. 我叫莎拉并我十七岁. 我喜欢巧克力 (sh) 谢谢并再见.

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Saturday, 7 June 2008

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Forum: Reading and Writing 14th March 2008, 07:50 PM

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The Revival of Traditional Characters is Coming?

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Re: The Revival of Traditional Characters is Coming?

Most mainland Chinese people I know can quite well understand traditional characters even if they
can't write them, and since people are writing less and less by hand, this isn't really an issue...

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Forum: Reading and Writing 6th February 2005, 12:08 AM

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1314 and other numbers expressing love

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哦,实际上,我只是极其主观地,:oops:...

哦,实际上,我只是极其主观地,:oops:
。因为我在还很小的时候听过台湾女歌手范晓萱的一首歌叫做《数字恋爱》�
��那个时候手机根本就还没有普及,更不用说短信息,而我也刚刚开始听流�
�歌曲……所以记忆非常深刻!

可以归为“元老级”的代号,也就是出现在这首歌里面的数字:520,570,530�
��等。

看来第一次接触到的东西,总是会留下最深刻的印象。或者说,先入为主了�
�� :D

Forum: Reading and Writing 5th February 2005, 07:54 PM

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1314 and other numbers expressing love

Views: 2,614

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I've thought this trend came form Taiwan and...

I've thought this trend came form Taiwan and spread at a gallop with the prevalence of SMS, but
not for sure.

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Friday, 6 June 2008

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Forum: Reading and Writing 3rd May 2008, 10:37 PM

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Using 那 instead of 哪

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Posted By adrianlondon

Re: Using 那 instead of 哪

Don't assume only people in mainland China speak and use Mandarin.

Forum: Reading and Writing 30th April 2008, 12:08 AM

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Using 那 instead of 哪

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Posted By adrianlondon

Re: Using 那 instead of 哪

的得地 is a grammar error, whereas 那哪 could be considered a usage error, a
traditional/simplified error, or an acceptable variant.

Forum: Reading and Writing 28th April 2008, 06:38 AM

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Using 那 instead of 哪

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Posted By adrianlondon

Re: Using 那 instead of 哪

This has been asked before on here, and I commented that Taiwan often does this (uses 那 instead
of 哪). I still stick by that, but at the time I think someone said they didn't believe me ;)

Of...

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Forum: Reading and Writing 7th May 2008, 05:29 PM

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之所以

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If you are referring to some way of trying to remember or something like that it is just a simple
matter of remembering (also known as learning it). You just do, you don't complain about it's...

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之所以

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And in case you didn't notice the pattern the way of saying it is
之所以。。。。。是因为。。。。。

So another way to think about it would just be saying 因为。。。。所以。。。。 but
with the sentence flipped around (a bit of a...

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Thursday, 5 June 2008

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Forum: Adsotrans.com Forum 10th February 2008, 02:21 PM

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Duelling definitions

Views: 679

Posted By trevelyan

Re: Duelling definitions

Yup, it is all live.

To edit the XML associated with an entry look it up using the advanced editing interface
(http://adsotrans.com/uniedit.php). Be sure that "Show Code" is clicked and then provide...

Forum: Adsotrans.com Forum 12th January 2008, 07:16 PM

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Duelling definitions

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Posted By trevelyan

Re: Duelling definitions

It's an open question. I've added it - if someone finds it unnatural in other circumstances we can
always delete it easily enough. We're getting this translation now, which isn't too bad despite
the...

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Duelling definitions

Views: 679

Posted By trevelyan

Re: Duelling definitions

We can add an entry for "还要看" which will translate as "depending on" using similar logic,
and resegment itself into two (or three) words if 看 is the main verb in the sentence.

Forum: Adsotrans.com Forum 11th January 2008, 04:16 PM

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Duelling definitions

Views: 679

Posted By trevelyan

Re: Duelling definitions

Best solution is probably using XML to get Adso to ignore the "even more" entry by default. Then
add specific conditions to boost its chance of being selected in specific cases where it is a
suitable...

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Wednesday, 4 June 2008

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Forum: Speaking and Listening 3rd February 2005, 02:42 PM

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Why Do You Learn Chinese?(ple help me with the survey)

Views: 6,910

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Original reason: So that I am able to talk to the...

Original reason: So that I am able to talk to the rest of my family. Current reason (though
original reason still applies): I find Chinese grammar and comparative linguistics so interesting
now that...

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Tuesday, 3 June 2008

Learn to speak Chinese - Chinese Lesson

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Forum: Speaking and Listening 11th February 2005, 10:43 AM

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Online pinyin dictionary with audio pinyin prnunciation

Views: 9,731

Posted By browny

Occipital, you can use my website for this!...

Occipital, you can use my website for this!
http://qq.bur.st
If go to the Menu->This Website->Translations->Chinese to English, and input some chinese text, it
will give you a pinyin and english...

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Forum: Speaking and Listening 20th July 2005, 12:27 PM

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Pinyin used in Taiwan?

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It sound like a ch to me. The 英文名字 thing could...

It sound like a ch to me. The 英文名字 thing could possibly be replace with 外文姓名 or
罗马字姓名.

Forum: Speaking and Listening 19th July 2005, 05:48 PM

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Pinyin used in Taiwan?

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Posted By Ncao

I also have always wondered why a q is use for a...

I also have always wondered why a q is use for a ch sound.

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Monday, 2 June 2008

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Forum: Speaking and Listening 3rd July 2004, 08:20 PM

Replies: 55

Married to a Chinese in the U.S.?

Views: 7,036

Posted By sunyata

good for you! hope the rest can follow your...

good for you! hope the rest can follow your example...
you have indeed saved Roddy a lot of trouble - give yourself a pat on the back

Forum: Speaking and Listening 3rd July 2004, 06:32 AM

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Married to a Chinese in the U.S.?

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Posted By sunyata

ok, everything in order: 1. Learn how to use the...

ok, everything in order:

1. Learn how to use the damn quote function! it's not that hard, people... :roll:

2. badboi has you beat on statistics a 100% (no pun intended), so give it up...

Forum: Speaking and Listening 30th June 2004, 07:21 PM

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Married to a Chinese in the U.S.?

Views: 7,036

Posted By sunyata

hahaha - hillarious... he tore you up into...

hahaha - hillarious...

he tore you up into pieces, man :roll:

Forum: Speaking and Listening 28th June 2004, 06:10 AM

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Married to a Chinese in the U.S.?

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Posted By sunyata

We should be proud to be shallow?? :conf

We should be proud to be shallow?? :conf

Forum: Speaking and Listening 28th June 2004, 05:56 AM

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Married to a Chinese in the U.S.?

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Posted By sunyata

Jealous? yeah right.... :roll: There is at least...

Jealous? yeah right.... :roll: There is at least a billion Asian women out there... When I see a
white guy marrying one of them, it doesn't quite make me feel jealous (I don't know about other...

Forum: Speaking and Listening 26th June 2004, 04:41 AM

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Married to a Chinese in the U.S.?

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Posted By sunyata

I think the primary reasons for asians dating...

I think the primary reasons for asians dating white guys are mostly practical in their nature.

When we are talking about Asian women from abroad who marry or try to marry foreigners, often
times...

Forum: Speaking and Listening 24th June 2004, 11:38 PM

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Married to a Chinese in the U.S.?

Views: 7,036

Posted By sunyata

calibre > Yes, I've heard several...

calibre > Yes, I've heard several Asian-american males tell me the same thing. It's not only the
portrayal of Asian men as unsexy, but the general lack of Asian men on american television,
especially...

Forum: Speaking and Listening 24th June 2004, 11:31 PM

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Married to a Chinese in the U.S.?

Views: 7,036

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Sorry, Sandra, but what were you trying to say??...

Sorry, Sandra, but what were you trying to say?? I am a bit confused...

As for Beijingbooty's remark - it sounds like the stereotypical white guy's explanation of this
phenomenon...I mean, I agree...

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Forum: Speaking and Listening 3rd April 2006, 08:45 AM

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Listening Exercise (and 成语)

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Thank you, HK. Now I learn a new simplified word...

Thank you, HK. Now I learn a new simplified word 只 for 隻. Also, my apologies for my hasty
mistake. Thanks for the correction.:)

Forum: Speaking and Listening 2nd April 2006, 09:41 AM

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Listening Exercise (and 成语)

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Marvelous! HK! 8....

Marvelous! HK!

8. 画蛇添足
画蛇添足这个成语是说一个人画蛇的时候,给蛇加上了几隻脚。蛇,本来没�
��脚的,他给蛇加上了脚会有什么结果呢?
据说在战国时代,楚国有一个人请了几个人给他管理寺庙。那天天气很冷,�
��人就叫一个人拿了ㄧ壶酒给这几个人喝。可是一壶酒不够他们几个人喝的�
�他们商量了一会儿,就决定比赛画蛇。谁先画完蛇谁就喝那壶酒:...

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Listening Exercise (and 成语)

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Posted By semantic nuance

Good job, bomaci 他养了一大群猴子....

Good job, bomaci

他养了一大群猴子. 因为他天天跟猴子接触所以他能了解猴子的性情.
现在我们就用朝三暮四形容一个常常改变注意,不可相信的人,或是欺骗人的�
�.

Hope it helps!:)

Forum: Speaking and Listening 30th March 2006, 08:50 AM

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我还校稿了好几次 Hope it helps!:)

我还校稿了好几次

Hope it helps!:)

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守株待兔

It seems that no one keep working on this project. I'll post another one.

守株待兔

守株是守在一棵樹的旁邊.待兔是等ㄧ個兔子來.
你看,這個農夫守在這棵大樹旁邊等著兔子來呢!
他為什麼不種田而在這兒等兔子呢? 兩千多年前的ㄧ天,
宋國的ㄧ個農夫正在田裡除草的時候,
忽然看見一隻兔子飛快地跑過來撞到一棵大樹上....

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you may check #30 on page 3 of this thread. 走馬看花...

you may check #30 on page 3 of this thread. 走馬看花 was done by HarishiKata.:)

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She did pronounce zi4 for sure. yes, you can. ...

She did pronounce zi4 for sure.
yes, you can. Here in this case 什麼樣-- what kind--=什麼種(類)

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Your ears are absolutely sound. She does...

Your ears are absolutely sound. She does pronounce feng2li4 in the first part. But you know
sometimes when we speak or read out, we'll mispronounce. Sometimes when I speak very fast, I will
say 我素...

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矛跟盾都是古時候打仗用的武器。自相矛盾這個成語是怎麼來的呢﹖戰國時�
��,有一天,在一個熱鬧的市場裡一個...

矛跟盾都是古時候打仗用的武器。自相矛盾這個成語是怎麼來的呢﹖戰國時�
��,有一天,在一個熱鬧的市場裡一個人賣矛也賣盾。他自誇他的矛跟盾如何如
何好﹐他先拿起他的盾說﹕我做的這個盾是世界上最結實的盾。任何尖銳的�
��西都刺不穿它。他等了半天,看沒有人要買他的盾,他就把盾放下﹐拿起來他
的矛說:我作的矛是世界上最鋒利的矛.不管什麼樣的盾﹐ㄧ刺就可以刺穿。�
�說完了以後﹐一個人問他:你說你的矛是世界上最鋒利的矛。可以...

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不用客氣, HarishiKata. 用一枝箭同時可以射下來兩隻大鳥. Sorry, my...

不用客氣, HarishiKata.

用一枝箭同時可以射下來兩隻大鳥. Sorry, my typing mistake. :P

As for 長孫, you're right, it's a double surname, and it's pronounced as Zhang3sun1 . Also,
these two characters are a set used to...

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十四 一箭雙雕

十四 一箭雙雕

雕是一種大鳥. 這個成語的意思是說一個人很有本事,
用一隻箭同時可以射下來兩隻大鳥. 在中國南北朝的時候,
有一個人姓張*叫孫晟, 他雖然書讀得不多, 但是武藝高強, 尤其會射箭.
皇帝派他出使突厥國.突厥的國王攝圖知道長孫晟的本領很好, 非常賞識他,
常邀他ㄧ起去騎馬打獵. 有一天, 他們又率領大隊人馬去打獵.
他們到了森林以後, 沒看見有什麼野獸, 很失望. 正在這時候,...

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Well done!!! only very very minute mistakes. 9....

Well done!!! only very very minute mistakes.

9. 东施效颦

What I heard is 模範 from the narrator. However, I think she tried to say 模仿 instead of
模範, though her pronunciation is 模範. 模範 can only be used as...

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两千多年前,杞国有一个人,膽子很小,什么都怕。
如果天掉下来了,我们躲到哪去呀?我们一定死定了。...

两千多年前,杞国有一个人,膽子很小,什么都怕。

如果天掉下来了,我们躲到哪去呀?我们一定死定了。 Yes, you're correct.

This 杞人憂天 reminds me of another similar chenyu--吳牛喘月, which means to be frightened
or fear something too much.

Hope it...

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I was thinking if I deprived the chance of others...

I was thinking if I deprived the chance of others to practice their listening comprehension by
transcribing those chenyus. No problem. I'd be glad to help correct some words if I can.
HarishiKata, I...

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the phonetic 'ㄋ' is pronouced 'n' as in 'n-an...

the phonetic 'ㄋ' is pronouced 'n' as in 'n-an (nan2 難 difficult)', and 'ㄟ' ,'ei' as in 'hei
(黑 black). so, combined together, ㄋㄟ is prounced 'nei'(sometimes the first tone, sometimes
the fifth). You...

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Hehe! It beats me. I think the function of ㄋㄟ is...

Hehe! It beats me. I think the function of ㄋㄟ is like that of 喔, 啊, 咦, etc. It's the
sound when we say it cute. My guess is that it is a variation of 不好意思呢! But I'm not
sure. We just say it that way....

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nipponman, 真不好意思ㄋㄟ. 我下次改進改進!:mrgreen:...

nipponman,

真不好意思ㄋㄟ. 我下次改進改進!:mrgreen: 我會把其他的都留給別人去聽寫.
不是故意的!:mrgreen:

SN

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三. 亡羊補牢

Hi,

I'll contribute another one--三. 亡羊補牢

三. 亡羊補牢

亡羊是羊丟了.補牢是修理羊圈.這個人的羊丟了以後,是不是應該去修理羊圈�
��?很久很久以前,在一個鄉村裡,住著一個牧羊人,
他的名字叫張三.張三家裡養了十幾隻羊,每天早上他都去牧羊.ㄧ天早上,他去
牧羊的時候,發現羊少了一隻. 羊怎麼會丟了一隻呢?...

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这个人到一个姓范的家里去偷东西,范家已经搬家了,东西都搬走了,没有�
��么东西可以偷了,只有一个大钟还留...

这个人到一个姓范的家里去偷东西,范家已经搬家了,东西都搬走了,没有�
��么东西可以偷了,只有一个大钟还留在院子里。

六. 對牛彈琴

那条牛一听见这手像牛蝇飞来飞去的曲子就立刻停止吃草.摇着尾巴,
好像在要赶走牛蝇一样.

Hope it helps!:)

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Oops! I didn't know you didn't want it to be done...

Oops! I didn't know you didn't want it to be done so soon. My apologies! Hope I was not in the way
of some project.:)

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Hi, Ok. Let me be the first to try 揠苗助長...

Hi,

Ok. Let me be the first to try 揠苗助長
(http://www.wellesley.edu/Chinese/Chinese_Fables/spoil/spoil_fable.html). Here's the transcription:

揠苗助長

揠苗是把秧苗拔起來的意思.助長是幫助秧苗長大的意思. 你看,
這張畫上的農夫在拔他田裡的秧苗呢!...

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I'll close this one until someones explains to me...

I'll close this one until someones explains to me why we need two topics on the one subject. Other
topic (http://www. /viewtopic.php?t=1762)

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I thought that was generally good. I understood...

I thought that was generally good. I understood just about all of it without looking at Quest's
transcription. The most noticeable, consistent lapses I heard were reading 1st and 4th tones as
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Pretty good. Ping Ke comes off fairly measured here - I talked to him just after Wang Shuo's
Phoenix TV appearance, and he said that Wang Shuo was "crazy." I do think that a lot of the
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Hi, I'm new here, first post. Well, I had always...

Hi, I'm new here, first post.
Well, I had always thought I might like to take college courses in Mandarin, but now I don't think
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Steve Kaufmann - How good is he?

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Re: Steve Kaufmann - How good is he?

yes I dont agree with annonymoose (sp?) either. I am a native English speaker and I pause all the
time in English.

But I do think his mandarin is good, but not native sounding.

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Chinese vegetarian food may look very healthy but it's actually very oily and full of MSG. They
normally fry (be it deep or shallow fry) the mock-meat before adding other ingredients. :(

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Buddhist monks are, perhaps, a little bit more fortunate.
They're vegan but they can have fake meat made from dough 面筋. :mrgreen:

K.

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I see. Then, how about other top predator fish like tuna, marlin, barracuda, etc? :wink:
Eel and catfish do not have scales, are they edible?

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This is not true because not all fish are herbivorous.
How come fish are not haraam? :wink:

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July 31 - The People's Bank of China, the central bank, said the yuan
exchange rate is now made floating according to market forces, ruling out
any more government-decreed revaluation of its currency, also called
Renminbi.
Since its 2.1 per cent appreciation of the yuan announced on July 21,
there are growing expectations in the Western world that further
revaluations will follow, triggering increasing speculative fund inflows.
Some critics in Washington have also called for a much more substantial
rise of the Renminbi against the US dollar.
"Some foreign people have tried to create misunderstanding by saying the
adjustment is an initial move and there will be more to come," the bank
said in a statement, adding that such foreigners had come up with such
explanation "to suit their own purposes". In fact, the bank said, the
renminbi rate was being set "according to objective rules".
"These movements will be created by the floating mechanism and there will
be no more official adjustments of the renminbi level," it said.
The central bank said that in trading since revaluation, the yuan had
been reflecting market forces and movements in international currency
exchange rates.
Renminbi non-deliverable forwards, an off-shore instrument used to bet on
the Chinese currency, suggest investors expect significant further
appreciation of the renminbi over the next 12 months, the Financial Times
reported.
The newspaper quoted Professor Michael Pettis of the Guanghua School of
Management at Peking University as saying market expectations might be
difficult to change, since pressure for revaluation had largely been
driven by trade imbalances and money supply concerns.
The central bank's new regime for rates formulation - a "managed float"
based on "market supply and demand with reference to a basket of
currencies" - means that the bank's claim that yuan rates will reflect
market movements must be taken on trust, the paper said.
Some analysts say the lack of clarity, including the details of the said
basket of currencies, is intentional, aimed at giving the bank more
flexibility in setting its new renminbi policy.
Earlier last week, Li Deshui, commissioner of the National Bureau of
Statistics who also sits at the central bank's policy research and making
commission, told reporters that the capital account won't be let open to
market speculation funds, and the yuan won't become fully convertible in
at least five years.

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Peculiar flowers and stones in Suzhou garden

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Tourists stopped to have a look at the peculiar flowers and stones on
July 27, in Suzhou's Lion Forest Garden, which is regarded as cultural
relic of the world. Over 80 works of flower arrangement, stones and root
carving elaborately decorated all corners of the Lion Forest Garden,
creating extra elegance to the classical garden. Some works of flower
arrangement made with fruits and vegetables are extremely eye-catching.

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Saturday, 24 May 2008

Learn Mandarin online - Beauties show national costumes

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Finalists of Huangxuan 2005 Miss Intercontinental Pageant performed in
national costumes in the Huizhou Grand Theater of Huangshan City on July
25, 2005. The finalists participated in the performance in national
costumes, swimming suits and talent show.

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Friday, 23 May 2008

Chinese School - A lovely scene after pouring rain

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A lovely scene after pouring rain

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At dawn of July 24th, it rained heavily in the mountain area in the south
of Jinan. According to statistics of local hydrological station, during
the night rainfall exceeded 120mm. It looked as if the downpour turned
the landscape here into the wonderland in southern Yangtze River region.
Such mountain area witnessed hundreds of clear brooks and rippling
streams are seen everywhere. Pictured, the beautiful scenery of
waterfalls located in Shuilian Gorge in Liubu Town.

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Thursday, 22 May 2008

Chinese School - Unique drum-tower built in Dong village

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Unique drum-tower built in Dong village

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The final work of the fifteen-storey-high main drum-tower was carried out
in Zhijiang Dong Nationality Autonomous County in Huanan province in
July. After world's largest wind and rain shelter was built, the
drum-tower cluster of Dong nationality will soon be completed in the same
county. The drum-tower cluster composed of a 21-meter-high main
drum-tower and four small drum-towers and will be the largest and highest
one in the world. Drum-tower is a unique building style of Dong
nationality and in the shape of a wood pagoda. Without a single nail or
rivet, the tower could normally be three-to-ten-storey high.

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Wednesday, 21 May 2008

Chinese Mandarin - Miss Bikini performed in Linfen

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Miss Bikini performed in Linfen

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Contestants of Miss Bikini of the Universe from 45 countries gave
performances in bikini in the China Gate Touring Ceremony in front of the
China Gate, the highest one in the world located in Shanxi's Linfen on
July 21. Hundreds of thousand of people watched the performance in spite
of high temperature at 35 degrees Celsius.

Miss Bikini China performs at the China Gate Touring Ceremony, which
includes festooned vehicles parade, grand ceremony of entering the gate,
international cocktail party and fashion show.

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Tuesday, 20 May 2008

Chinese Online Class - Cross-straits Taoism concert held in Taipei

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Nearly 100 Taoists from the mainland perform in the cross-straits Taoism
concert in Taipei together with those from Taiwan's Taoism circle on July
20, 2005. With the theme "Ode of Peace by Melodies from Fairyland," the
concert will be also held in Tainan and Taichung on July 20th, 26th and
August 3rd. The distinctive feature of this concert is to introduce the
long history and continuity of Taoism music in its original style.

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Monday, 19 May 2008

Learn Chinese - NASA to launch shuttle Discovery July 26

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NASA to launch shuttle Discovery July 26

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WASHINGTON, July 21 - NASA said it had set a new tentative launch date
for the shuttle Discovery of July 26 at 10:44 am (1444 GMT) from the
Kennedy Space Center near Cape Canaveral in Florida.
The US space agency scrubbed a planned lift-off on July 13 after a glitch
occurred in one of Discovery's fuel gauge systems during launch
preparations.
"Right now we think we have eliminated all possible causes" related to
the glitch, launch program director Bill Parson told reporters in a
televised press conference.
The planned July 26 launch would be the first US shuttle launch since
Columbia tore apart in February 2003, killing all seven astronauts aboard.

          ��NASA: Discovery ready to return to space (2005-07-13)
          ��NASA Probe Hits Comet Target (2005-07-04)
          ��NASA sets July 13 for shuttle launch (2005-07-01)
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Sunday, 18 May 2008

Chinese School - Zhangjian plans swim across Lingding Bay

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Zhangjian plans swim across Lingding Bay

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Dr. Zhang Jian of the Beijing Sport University, who has successfully
crossed the Bohai Strait and the English Channel, announced to the media
on July 18th that he planned to swim across the Lingding Bay at midnight
of the Mid-autumn Festival on September 18th. Starting from the west side
of the Tai O Dock in Hong Kong's Lantau Island, Zhang will swim across
the Lingding Bay solo without stop and will land at Macau's Hac Sa. The
35-kilometer journey will take him about 12 to 15 hours. The photo shows
Zhang is training painstakingly in the natatorium.

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Saturday, 17 May 2008

Learn Chinese - Ethnic customs in Kashi

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Ethnic customs in Kashi

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In midsummer of July, Uygur young women and men passionately performed
ethnic dances for tourists at the Uygur ethnic customs park in the suburb
of Kashi.

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Friday, 16 May 2008

Chinese language - Martial arts championship of university students

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Martial arts championship of university students

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On July 14th, 2005 "Shandong Dongchen Cup" National University Student
Martial Art Championship was held in the Shandong Physical Education
Institute in Rizhao. 173 athletes from 27 teams of 27 universities in
China will participate in 20 events including bare-handed and weaponed
exercise in the three-day championship.

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Thursday, 15 May 2008

Learn Chinese online - Final of 2005 Super Girl

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Final of 2005 Super Girl

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A press conference for the final of 2005 Super Girl was held in Hunan's
Changsha City on July 13, 2005. Top three contestants from five major
playing zones including Changsha, Guangzhou, and Chengdu attended the
press conference to increase publicity for the final of 2005 Super Girl
which is to be held on July 15.

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Wednesday, 14 May 2008

Chinese language - Music performance promoted sales of automobiles

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A car seller sponsored an automobile exhibition in a commercial building
in Shanghai. Violin performance in the exhibition added more fun to the
sales promotion of automobiles.

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Tuesday, 13 May 2008

Learn mandarin - Tibet to celebrate 40th anniversary of TAR establishment

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Tibet to celebrate 40th anniversary of TAR establishment

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A continuous stream of Tibetan Buddhists were walking around the grand
Potala Palace, turning their rollers inscribed with Buddhist scriptures
along the road on which their forefathers had trodden. In recent years,
significant changes have taken place along the road. A large square has
been built at the foot of Potala Palace, and the road has become wider
and smoother. At present, many places are undergoing maintenance works to
welcome the 40th anniversary of the establishment of Tibet Autonomous
Region (TAR) with a brand-new look.

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Monday, 12 May 2008

Chinese Online Class - Children's first-hand experience of police barracks

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Children's first-hand experience of police barracks

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On July 10, Anhui's Mengcheng County opened a military summer camp. The
first batch of about 10 to 12 year old children will spend 5 days on
closed-door national defense and military education and physical
training, gaining first-hand experience of the long-awaited life in
police barracks. It is learned that over 100 children in the county will
join the military summer camp in three batches during the summer holiday.

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Sunday, 11 May 2008

Learn Mandarin online - 2005 World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix

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2005 World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix

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The 2005 World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix kicked off in Hong Kong on
July 8th. China has beaten the Dominican Republic in their opening match.

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Saturday, 10 May 2008

Chinese School - China, US discussing textile tensions

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China, US discussing textile tensions

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July 8 - China and the United States are scheduled to hold a new round of
talks today as textile frictions between the two sides continue to flare
as hot as Beijing's weather, a China's Ministry of Commerce official said.
"This round, which still concentrates on the technical level, is expected
to pave the way for further talks in the Sino-US Joint Commission for
Commerce and Trade to be held next Monday in Beijing," the source said.
Some insiders are wondering whether discussions between the two
governments will be able to rescue two sides from their current imbroglio.
The China Chamber of Commerce for the Import and Export of Textiles
warned Chinese textile exporters to stop exporting cotton trousers,
shirts, and underwear to the US market because border officials may shut
down traffic within a few days.

          ��Thousands textile factories facing closing (2005-06-30)
          ��Textile frictions await fresh talks (2005-06-23)
          ��China seeks new round of textile talks with US (2005-06-23)
          ��China resumes export license for textile (2005-06-21)
          ��China's interim rules on textile exports (2005-06-20)
          ��Wu Yi rebuts US textile import limit (2005-06-14)
          ��Textile sector faces tough tests (2005-06-14)
          ��WTO says ending textile quotas beneficial (2005-06-13)
          ��EU-China agreement on textile hailed (2005-06-13)

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Friday, 9 May 2008

Learn Chinese online - Xinjiang's Kazakhstan clothing outlets

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Many outlets of Kazakhstan clothing emerged in July in the Dongchuan
Market of Xinjiang's Habahe County. These outlets provide more than 100
styles of Kazakhstan clothing, meeting the demand of local Kazakhs.

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Thursday, 8 May 2008

Chinese language - City Beauties Pageant 2005

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City Beauties Pageant 2005

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On July 4th, 2005, competition in Jinan division of the City Beauties
Pageant 2005 jointly sponsored by ten cities was concluded. Contestant
No. 1 Lou Hong was crowned the champion. Lou and other two award-winning
contestants were chosen to represent Jinan in the City Beauties Pageant
2005 held in Jiuzhaigou and Guangzhou.

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Wednesday, 7 May 2008

Chinese Mandarin - Peace & Prosperity sculpture show

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Peace & Prosperity sculpture show

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The one-week-long Peace & Prosperity sculpture show sponsored by the
China Artists' Association opened free to the public at Nanjing's Beijige
Park on July 3, 2005.

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Tuesday, 6 May 2008

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Miss Tourism Queen International competition in Hangzhou

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Contestant to the 2005 International Tourism Queen competition perform in
Cheongsam, Chinese traditional dress in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang
Province July 2, 2005.

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Monday, 5 May 2008

Chinese Mandarin - Millionaires' fair held in Shanghai

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Millionaires' fair held in Shanghai

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A model is introducing a golden bathtub priced at 300,000 yuan (US$
37,500) at the 2006 Millionaires' Fair at the Shanghai Exhibition Center
April 28, 2006. The luxury gala runs from this Friday to next Sunday.
China has estimated 236,000 US dollar millionaires and is the world's
third-largest consumer of high-end fashions after Japan and the United
States.

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Sunday, 4 May 2008

Learn mandarin - Cable cars in the cloud on Yellow Mountain

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Cable cars in the cloud on Yellow Mountain

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Cable cars were going through boundless haze at the Yellow Mountain
Scenic Spot on April 26. On the previous evening, Cheng Yingfeng,
secretary of the CPC Committee of the Yellow Mountain Administrative
Committee in Charge of Spots of Scenic Beauty and Historic Interest,
declared at an interview with Hong Kong and Macau journalists that
according to meteorological forecast, the Yellow Mountain will have a
favorable weather during the May Day holiday "golden week" this year, and
the number of tourists is likely to set a record of over 120,000. The
Yellow Mountain is fully prepared for the approaching "golden week".

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Saturday, 3 May 2008

Learn Chinese online - University students experienced hunger

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University students experienced hunger

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At the conference for experience summarization of the "Hunger Action," a
few student representatives who lived through the event took photos in
front of the promotion board on Apr. 23. The Committee of the Communist
Youth League of Nanjing University of Finance and Economics organized the
"Hunger Action," an event for special experience to cultivate students'
awareness of arduous struggle and frugality. 64 students participated in
the action while 15 retreated halfway. Finally, 49 students succeeded in
completing the action.

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