a review
I’ve been asked to review eChineseLearning. I guess I should start with a disclosure: I’ve
ramblings of an expat Kiwi living in one small corner of Beijing
I’ve been asked to review eChineseLearning. I guess I should start with a disclosure: I’ve
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So for some strange reason lzh decided last night that she would teach me the
via Pinyin News, Sino-Platonic Papers has an article on scripts based on Chinese characters. And
[A short note before I begin: Being neither a Confucian scholar nor an historian, I’m
And it started with the phrase “å…šè€?爷们” in The Shop of the Lin Family/林家å°?铺å?. I
Interesting observation from Matt, one that raises many questions worth pondering. Categorised as Chinese study
“Cliff carvings may rewrite history of Chinese characters” proclaims the headline. Â “Chinese archaeologists say they
Here’s a post from John Sinosplice about an article he read in his studies which
Humour, in my experience, is pretty hard, if not impossible to translate. But still, there