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The Knowledge about Chinese Proverb

Chinese proverbs(中国谚语Zhōngguó yànyǔ) can be split into chengyu (accepted phrases), yanyu (familiar sayings), suyu (popular sayings), and xiehouyu (two-part allegorical sayings). Unique to the Chinese language, xiehouyu proverbs are vivid with images and dramatic results. Based on puns of homophonic words, the majority of xiehouyu(歇后语xiēhòuyǔ) is simply not translatable(capable of being put into another form or style or language). Therefore only a few such sayings will be included in this small sample of the unfathomable(if you describe something as unfathomable, you mean that it cannot be understood or explained, usually because it is very strange or complicated) reservoir of Chinese proverbs.

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Peking Opera performer:Yu Kuizhi(于魁智)

Do you like Peking Opera? So have you watch Yu Kuizhi's performance? If you don't know the famous Peking Opera actor, let's Yu's Peking Opera life.Yu Kuizhi, one of China's most famous Peking Opera actors and a household name in the country, celebrates the 40th anniversary of his initiation into the genre this year.

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Chinese film: Spring in a Small Town小城之春

This love-triangle story, based on the short play by Li Tianji, is directed by Fei Mu and produced by Wenhua Film Company, a private production company based in Shanghai. The subtle film, albeit lacking a complicated plot, is a good example of a psychological study of its characters. It has been highly praised for exploring characters' feelings and emotions under delicate situations. It is considered to be a pioneer in using poetic language in cinema.

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Chinese Proverbs about Friendship

Fllowing Chinese friendship proverbs will show you that friendship(友谊yǒuyì) is not just an experience but a responsibility. Itis a relationship that speaks of love and understanding in the most appassionato manner. One Chinese proverb(中国谚语Zhōngguó yànyǔ) says it all, "You can hardly make a friend in a year, but you can easily offend one in an hour." Discover more secrets of long lasting friendship with these famous Chinese friendship proverbs.

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Spring Festival’s Mrat Stew Day

The 26th day of the last month in the Chinese lunar calendar (today) is a big day for meat lovers. This is the day to slaughter pigs, to cut meat and to make an important stewed pork dish—hongshaorou (红烧肉, stewed pork in soy sauce). (Purchase the newest issue of The World of Chinese to learn how to make hongshaorou!)

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Chinese film: A Spring River Flows East一江春水向东流

This three-hour-plus, two-part epic written and directed by Cai Chusheng and Zheng Junli is a milestone of Chinese cinema. It tells the heart-wrenching story of a family's suffering in wartime Shanghai during the Sino-Japanese war in the 1930s and 40s and depicts a protagonist's jaw-dropping transformation from an aspiring young man to a venal, crooked official.

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Buying a Mobile Phone (2)买手机

As for that SIM card, we need to find one of China’s main mobile networks, China Mobile, China Unicom or China Telecom which can be found all over the city. Now in the States, we’re used to contracts with a certain amount minutes per month, but in China, most people just buy a SIM card and recharge as needed. Check out the China Mobile (CM) store.

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Snacking on Wangfujing Street (2)王府井小吃

Stephy: If you’re having trouble deciding what to eat, just ask the experts themselves. Stephy: 您好,您能告诉我哪一个最好吃?(Nínhǎo, nín nénɡ ɡàosu wǒ nǎyíɡè zuìhǎochī?)
Vendor: 这个最好吃。(Zhèɡe zuìhǎochī.)
Stephy: 好,来一个吧。多少钱?(Hǎo, láiyíɡè bɑ. Duōshǎoqián?)
Vendor: 五块钱。(Wǔkuàiqián.)
Stephy: 好。(Hǎo.)

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