On the one hand, “吊儿郎当” can describe someone with a slovenly look; on the other hand, the phrase can also be expounded to mean a non-serious attitude or a careless and irresponsible approach to a task. “吊儿郎当” is a colloquial phrase that is often used to describe someone who spend time idly and unfruitfully.
0 comments - 34 views - Tue, mar 09 15:29 2010
Chinese medicated diet has a long history. The ancient legend "Shennong Tastes a Hundred Grasses "shows that early in remote antiquity the Chinese nation began to explore the function of food and medicaments (substance used for medicine).
0 comments - 26 views - Tue, mar 09 11:14 2010
The Chinese have a traditional belief in the medicinal value of food, as they believe that food and medicine share the same origin. This view could be considered a forerunner of nutritional science in China.
0 comments - 28 views - Tue, mar 09 10:28 2010
如果你经常看京剧,会发现一个奇怪的现象:无论是悲剧还是喜剧,最终的结尾基本会是一个大团圆的结局。
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Long the favorite drink for generations of Chinese, Longjing tea enjoys an unrivalled reputation for quality and flavor.
Yet imitators and unlicensed producers have been muddying the market, watering down the quality and reputation of what is ranked the country's No 1 tea.
0 comments - 65 views - Sun, feb 28 13:33 2010
A local official from East China's Anhui province has been reported for corruption by his ex-wife and son out of revenge because he had an extramarital affair, a local newspaper reported yesterday.
0 comments - 56 views - Thu, feb 25 13:47 2010
The controversy and issue surrounding the alleged cyber-attack on Google is becoming more absurd and fictionalized as analysts in the United States continue their attempts to prove the fallacy that the Chinese government is behind last month's hacking attacks.
0 comments - 79 views - Wed, feb 24 09:40 2010
Giving more time off than the designated seven days of the Spring Festival holiday for some government departments did not simply violate the rules. It has also exposed the departments' arrogance and lack of concern for the public's interest.
0 comments - 68 views - Tue, feb 23 13:30 2010
After three decades in the same boxy, 32-square-meter (344 sq ft) dwelling he grew up in, Chang has come up with an innovative answer to the increasingly cramped lives of many urban dwellers -- the science fiction-like "domestic transformer."
0 comments - 70 views - Mon, feb 22 11:47 2010
A local official from East China's Anhui province has been reported for corruption by his ex-wife and son out of revenge because he had an extramarital affair, a local newspaper reported yesterday.
“筋” refers to the tendons and sinews in the human body. When the body only has one “筋,” it indicates simplicity and represents the person is stubborn and inflexible. In Chinese, the expression is often: “sb.+一根筋” or “一根筋+do sth.”
On the one hand, “吊儿郎当” can describe someone with a slovenly look; on the other hand, the phrase can also be expounded to mean a non-serious attitude or a careless and irresponsible approach to a task. “吊儿郎当” is a colloquial phrase that is often used to describe someone who spend time idly and unfruitfully.
Chinese medicated diet has a long history. The ancient legend "Shennong Tastes a Hundred Grasses "shows that early in remote antiquity the Chinese nation began to explore the function of food and medicaments (substance used for medicine).
Long the favorite drink for generations of Chinese, Longjing tea enjoys an unrivalled reputation for quality and flavor.
Yet imitators and unlicensed producers have been muddying the market, watering down the quality and reputation of what is ranked the country's No 1 tea.