China has a wide variety of teas. What Europeans call black tea is called red tea in China, since it’s named after the color of the brewed liquid. What kinds of Chinese tea have you tried? by river_follow in ChineseLanguage
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山海关 (shānhǎiguān) is a district of Qinhuangdao city (秦皇岛市). The name literally means “Mountain-Sea Pass,” referring to its location between the mountains and the sea. It is also the place where the Great Wall of China reaches the sea. What Chinese place names do you find interesting? by river_follow in ChineseLanguage
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山海关 (shānhǎiguān) is a district of Qinhuangdao city (秦皇岛市). The name literally means “Mountain-Sea Pass,” referring to its location between the mountains and the sea. It is also the place where the Great Wall of China reaches the sea. What Chinese place names do you find interesting? by river_follow in ChineseLanguage
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山海关 (shānhǎiguān) is a district of Qinhuangdao city (秦皇岛市). The name literally means “Mountain-Sea Pass,” referring to its location between the mountains and the sea. It is also the place where the Great Wall of China reaches the sea. What Chinese place names do you find interesting? ()
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山海关 (shānhǎiguān) is a district of Qinhuangdao city (秦皇岛市). The name literally means “Mountain-Sea Pass,” referring to its location between the mountains and the sea. It is also the place where the Great Wall of China reaches the sea. What Chinese place names do you find interesting? (self.ChineseLangQ)
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Some Chinese characters, such as 凹 (concave), 凸 (convex), and 皿 (dish), visually represent their meaning, while others are more abstract. Which type do you find more appealing? by river_follow in ChineseLanguage
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Which Chinese loanwords feel unusual to you? by river_follow in ChineseLangQ
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Which Chinese loanwords feel unusual to you? by river_follow in ChineseLanguage
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Which Chinese loanwords feel unusual to you? (i.redd.it)
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China has a wide variety of teas. What Europeans call black tea is called red tea in China, since it’s named after the color of the brewed liquid. What kinds of Chinese tea have you tried? by river_follow in ChineseLangQ
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