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Posted on: Lili and Zhang Liang 16: It's Over
June 13, 2007 at 3:21 AMIt is a sad ending, but that's how life is, and even though you can hear the hurt in Zhang Liang's voice, I think he's doing well in moving on. We all loved the story and are sad to see it end, but as the oracle says in The Matrix: everything that has a beginning, must have an end. To try to force out more chapters of the story would, in my opinion, ruin its beauty.
Posted on: Lili and Zhang Liang 16: It's Over
June 13, 2007 at 3:18 AMXusheng, Your comments are bordering on inappropriate.
Posted on: 酒鬼
June 9, 2007 at 6:25 PMWushu, here's some more English to learn: TMI It's means Too Much Information, as in, Too Much Information about what your girlfriend does to your 屁股. In other words, your story got a little too personal! Passion, I still learn very basic things from CPod like, 你过奖了。All you need is a strong motivation, and the right atmosphere, so yes, learning in China/Taiwan helps a lot.
Posted on: 酒鬼
June 9, 2007 at 3:49 PMI meant 被我们心理上认为每罪。
Posted on: 酒鬼
June 9, 2007 at 3:46 PM对酒上瘾不一定是因为遗传，但是从父母学来的也有大可能。从小到大，咱们差不多24小时都一直对着他们，最简单，每晚一起吃饭时候，桌子上爸爸有平啤酒，在冰箱也有很多，怎么不好奇喝一喝，然后每晚都喝，习惯到喝水一样感觉。而且，很多父母怀习惯和好习惯都会影响到我们长大以后的道德概念。如果小时候，常常看到父母做任何事，那件事就会在我们眼中正常化而被我们心理上认为不好。 些这些比较严重的话题，我想我需要你们多多指教。
Posted on: Going on a Diet
June 9, 2007 at 12:23 AM胖起来 is not a compliment. Where does it say that it is? 发福 is the nicer-sounding way of saying 胖起来, maybe that is what you're confused about?
Posted on: Going on a Diet
June 7, 2007 at 3:22 AMI liked John's reaction in the beginning "we're so sexist!" Funny, yet subtley critical. Yeah, when I was in China, I saw lots of middle-aged men with "life saver" bellies, but what was worse was that they rolled up their shirts into a bunched up top 'cause it was hot, just enough to cover their man-boobs but exposing their big ol' bellies for all to see. Yeah, men need to lose weight too! This was in Beijing by the way...I don't know how Shanghai is.
Posted on: 西藏“淘金”
June 5, 2007 at 7:52 PMJudging from Man2Toe's article, in the past it was China that paid tributes to Tibet! And as late as the Ming dynasty, the emperor considered Tibet sovereign. It wasn't until the Cultural Revolution that China solidified its occupation of Tibet. The Cultural Revolution destroyed a great many things in China, so Han Chinese suffered just as Tibetans sufferred...the important difference was that Tibetans sufferred at the hands of a foreign power whereas China's mainland people sufferred at the hands of their own government and their own misguided zeal.
Posted on: 西藏“淘金”
June 5, 2007 at 6:10 PMMy knowledge of Tibetan history isn't very deep, but I highly doubt that it was "always a part of china". This depends how far in history you go. If you go all the way back to the beginning of Chinese history, then only the area around the Yellow River was truly Chinese. I believe Tibet, Xinjiang, and Mongolia were all recent conquests of the Qing Dynasty, am I correct?
Posted on: Lili and Zhang Liang 16: It's Over
June 13, 2007 at 4:40 AMI think the closest thing to calling someone a wuss would be saying 他胆子小 ta1 dan4 zi xiao3, which I think is grammatically correct, but maybe not very colloquial? We'll need some more help in this department!