Chinese Language and Culture

The Chinese year that began in February 2005 was the Year of the Rooster. In Chinese astrology, the Rooster symbolizes hard work, diligence, and punctuality.

merchants because their culture believes they contribute nothing to society. all they do is buy goods from people who make or grow them, and sell them for a higher price to make a profit. so in chinese culture merchants were considered the lowest of the low because they did nothing extremely significant, though on the other hand, you could say they brought goods to places the may have never seen then otherwise because of how far away some countries are from China, but as far as within the kingdom, merchants were the lowest

Chinese people refer to themselves as "中国人" (Zhōngguó rén), which translates to "people of China" or "Chinese people" in English.

There are diverse methods to learn the Chinese alphabet, beginners must master its basic configuration, that is, the consonants, vowels and tones. There are many special phonetic form and applications, it is recommended to find a tool with pure pronunciation, which helps to learn standard pronunciation. The Chinese Phonetic System promulgated by China, and MagiChinese App, both can be used as tools.

The key to seducing anyone, regardless of their ethnicity, is to show genuine interest, respect, and care for them as an individual. Take the time to get to know her, listen to her thoughts and feelings, and build a strong emotional connection. Remember that consent and mutual attraction are essential in any romantic interaction.

No such sage comes to my mind, but in Chinese a sage might be called "fu zi", which in certain context may refer to Confucius in particular.

Because Chinese government doesn't allow people to vote or to speak ou their voice freely.And the majority parts of Chinese people simply get used to this kind of "treat".In a word,we don't fight and the authority doesn't take it seriously.

In Cantonese, you can say "好高興認識你" (hou2 gou1 hing3 jing3 sik1 nei5) to mean "nice to meet you".

You can call her "Meimei" which means "beautiful younger sister" in Mandarin. It is a common term of endearment in Chinese-speaking countries.

Yes, Sam Tsui is of Chinese descent. He was born to Chinese parents in Pennsylvania, USA.

You can say "我讨厌你" (wǒ tǎoyàn nǐ) in Mandarin, which translates to "I hate you."

"Hershang!" is what they call Chinese female monks in China.

Zero, because people's names are listed alphabetically in phone books, not by physical features like the number of chins someone has.

The Chinese word for "but" is 但是 (dànshì) or 但 (dàn) when used in a more informal context.

Actually, the"Dragon"thing you know is totally different from "Chinese Dragon" which has no wings, four claws, and a snake-like look . There are people who argue that "Chinese dragon" should be replaced by the word "loong" to distinguish the two.

Ancient Chinese emperor use "loong" to represen the royalty. And somehow, Chinese call themselves "the offsprings of loong".

Chinese Immigration Act or the Taiping Act

Yes, Chinese crossword puzzles are popular in China and are known as "填字游戏" (tiánzì yóuxì) or "填字游戏". They are similar to Western-style crossword puzzles but use Chinese characters instead of English words.

I have many regrets about being born in this country, while I feel blessed to have Chinese as my mother tongue so that I could, among other things, appreciate the subtleties of those marvelous ancient poetry.

It's "龙（pronoucing 'long'）".

Mandarin Chinese can be considered difficult to learn due to its tonal nature, complex writing system, and abundance of characters. Additionally, the language has a different sentence structure compared to languages like English, making it challenging for learners to grasp initially. Practice and patience are key when tackling these aspects of Mandarin.

一 means one as in the number, but 一个 refers to objects like 一个人 is one person (一 is one, 个 is a measuring word, 人 is person)

In Chinese, "Skyler" can be spelled as 斯凯勒 (sī kǎi lè).

"Shangban" in Mandarin means "on duty" or "working shift." It is commonly used to refer to someone who is scheduled to work at a particular time.

It's four or five thousand according to my data source.

luke - 卢克 (Lú kè)