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这两个小姑娘太厉害了！三分钟说出了49句带“月”的古诗词

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New Disney Movie – Born In China 

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《末代皇帝》 The Last Emperor

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The Last Emperor is a 1987 film about the life of the last emperor In China, whose name is Puyi. It was authorized by China to film in Forbidden City. It won Best Picture of Academy Awards.

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《我在故宫修文物》Masters in Forbidden City

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Chinese Remainder Theorem History (韩信点兵)

Posted on April 25, 2015 by

淮安民间传说着一则故事——“韩信点兵”，其次有成语“韩信点兵，多多益善”。韩信带1500名兵士打仗，战死四五百人，站3人一排，多出2人；站5人一排，多出4人；站7人一排，多出6人。韩信马上说出人数：1049。 Translation: In Ancient China, there was a General named Han Xin, who led an army of 1500 soldiers in a battle. An estimated 400-500 soldiers died in the battle. When the soldiers stood 3 in a row, there were … Continue reading →

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Best Free Chinese Dictionary App

Posted on April 24, 2015 by

If you are looking for a Chinese Dictionary App on your mobile phone, do check out Pleco! It is a very good Chinese Dictionary, and best of all it is free! iOS Pleco (For iPhone, iPad): https://itunes.apple.com/en/app/pleco-chinese-dictionary/id341922306?mt=8 An immensely powerful … Continue reading →

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The Most Complicated Chinese Character with the most strokes

Posted on April 23, 2015 by

Many students who study Chinese find the hardest part of learning Chinese to be writing the Chinese characters (Hanzi). Although currently China and Singapore are using the Simplified Chinese characters, there still exist many mind boggling Chinese characters that are … Continue reading →

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