The Longest See Bridge: Hangzhou Bay Bridge part 2
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Archive for September, 2010
Little White Boat
蓝蓝的天空银河里
lán lán de tiān kōng yín hé lǐ
In the blue sky milky way
有只小白船
yǒu zhī xiǎo bái chuán
There is a small white boat
船上有棵桂花树
chuán shàng yǒu kē guì huā shù
On the boat is an osmanthus plant
白兔在游玩
bái tù zài yóu wán
A white rabbit playing around
桨儿桨儿看不见
jiǎng er jiǎng er kàn bú jiàn
No paddles can be seen
船上也没帆
chuán shàng yě méi [...]
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Happy 2010 Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival
Photo credit: Wimany
Happy Chinees Mid-Autumn Festival! Enjoy the round moon, delicious mooncakes, grapes, and lots of family atmosphere!
To read more about this special festival, click here.
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The Longest See Bridge: Hangzhou Bay Bridge part 1
Hangzhou Bay is located in the east coast of China. It connects Shanghai, the commercial and financial center of China and Ningbo, 2nd biggest port in China. 35.673 km long, Hangzhou Bay Bridge is the longest trans-oceanic bridge in the world. According to wikipedia,
It is also second in the world in overall length, [...]
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Inventions of the Great Ancient Chinese Empire Part 5
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Chinese Online Reading: In the Garden
A playful kitten (Hua Hua) tried to catch things in the garden: it wanted to catch a butterfly, it flew away; it then tried to catch a frog, it jumped away; it tried to catch chicks, they ran away. It tried to catch cactus, it caught it. Good job, Hua Hua!
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Inventions of the Great Ancient Chinese Empire Part 4
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Comics: Chinese test
Try to take this test. 太阳从西边出来（tài yáng cóng xī biān chū lái: the sun rises in the west), what does it mean? Have a look at the 4 choices. The answer is
c. 不可能发生的事情（bù kě néng fā shēng de shì qíng)
Does sun rise in the west? Impossible! Yes, that is the answer. Do you get [...]
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Chinese club at ASH starts next week
Please see the flyer. For any questions, please leave a message either to me or in the comment field. Thank you.
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