I know I’ll write about people spitting…er hang on. OK, I’ll write about how I struggle through the streets of a Chinese city on bicycle every morning…hmm. Eureka! I’ll write about wandering around Beijing’s fast-disappearing hutongs and the... ...full story at Sinocidal
from Sinocidal on Mon, Nov 12 2007
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How to Write Chinese Characters: "Snowing on the River" : How to Write in Chinese: Putting Words Together, 3 »
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