Blog Tag - slang
Mandarin Monday is a weekly column where we help you improve your Chinese by detailing learning tips, fun and practical phrases, and trends.
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Mandarin Monday is a weekly column where we help you improve your Chinese by detailing learning tips, fun and practical phrases, and trends.
It's...
Bored with saying the usual 我爱你 (wǒ ài nǐ)? This Valentine's Day, really surprise your lover with these alternative ways of expressing your heart-...
As part of the Beijinger’s daily Mandarin Month series ahead of our June 25 Mandarin Mixer, we're bringing you some handy tips and tricks to make...
Mules are often used in Chinese as a generic reference to vehicles. An "iron mule," for example, does not mean a miniature mule made of iron, but...
Names of animals are used in languages throughout the world to conjure impressions of personality and mean other, usually derogatory, things. This is...
Being called a “thirty-eight” doesn’t mean the person thinks you look like a thirty eight year old; it means he or she thinks you, as they'd say in...
A new, more family-friendly Internet is on its way to you here in China thanks to a more open, friendlier group of Internet cops, new regulations...
Don’t know Chinese? Don’t have Weibo? Feel like you're missing out on China’s popular phrases and funny photos? Don’t panic, we’ve got you covered...
