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no-1chineselearning: Birds Startled by the Mere Twang of a Bowstring
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Birds Startled by the Mere Twang of a Bowstring. This idiom means that if one has been frightened in the past he may become paralyzed in a similar situation. 年 中国中原地区各诸侯国连年争战的时代)魏国有个名叫更羸的人。一天,他对国王说:“我只要拉开弓,空射一下,就能把天上的鸟射下来。”国王不相信。更羸便 对准天上飞来的一只雁射去,果真那只雁听到拉弦的声音就掉了下来。国王感到很奇怪。更羸说,“那是一只受过伤的雁。它一听到我拉开弓弦的声响,就惊慌得支 持不住,自然要掉下来了。”. 8221;这个成语比喻受过惊恐之后,有一点动静就特别害怕。 标签: Chinese Idioms. 订阅: 帖子评论 (Atom). Basking in Reflected Glory. Birds Startled by the Mere Twang of a Bowstring. Comparing “过”和“了”. To the Class of 2012.
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no-1chineselearning: Legend of the Ma Po Tofu
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Legend of the Ma Po Tofu. Unfortunately, Boss Chen died in a fuel tanker accident on the way home one day. Qiaoqiao swallowed his grief and worked day and night with her sister-in-law. However, the heavy work in the oil press cannot be dealed with by only two women. Oil press is finally closed. 标签: Legend of the Ma Po Tofu,Chinese food. 订阅: 帖子评论 (Atom). Basking in Reflected Glory. Birds Startled by the Mere Twang of a Bowstring. Comparing “过”和“了”. To the Class of 2012. Legend of the Ma Po Tofu. Bai Tang,...
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no-1chineselearning: Guo qiao mi xian
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Guo qiao mi xian. Guo qiao mi xian. Crossing the bridge noodles) is a kind of rice noodle soup from Yunnan. Province, China. It is one of the most common dishes in Yunnan cuisine. The general ingredients of. Guo qiao mi xian. Are made from include. Slices, chicken slices, and vegetables. Guo qiao mi xian. Due to a very long bridge needs to be crossed form home to the island, so the noodles are called. Guo qiao mi xian. 订阅: 帖子评论 (Atom). Basking in Reflected Glory. Comparing “过”和“了”. To the Class of 2012.
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no-1chineselearning: chinese idiom-bēi shuǐ jū xīn
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Chinese idiom-bēi shuǐ jū xīn. In ancient times, there was a man. Who has a chariot with woods .suddenly the chariot caught fire ,he used a cup of water to put out the burning cart full of firewood. Is used metaphorically to mean being. Too inadequate and useless; to no avail. 标签: Chinese Idioms. 订阅: 帖子评论 (Atom). Basking in Reflected Glory. Birds Startled by the Mere Twang of a Bowstring. Comparing “过”和“了”. To the Class of 2012. The difference between chinese food and western fo. Legend of the Ma Po Tofu.
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no-1chineselearning: Learning Time Expressions
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Use Authentic Materials—What Time Is It? Language task: Tell time. Functions: Ask and tell the time. Listening, speaking, reading and writing. Class activity, homework assignment, assessment. Present authentic materials and ask students to tell the tim. E; May use English materials first, then use Chinese materials. Suggest materials for teaching time expressions. Most of the materials can be found online):. City cultural events calendar;. School events calendar;. Bus, train, flight, schedules;. How do I...
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no-1chineselearning: Bai Tang, Sa Zhang, He Ji and Drinking Jiao Bei Wine
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Bai Tang, Sa Zhang, He Ji and Drinking Jiao Bei Wine. Bai Tang, Sa Zhang, He Ji and Drinking Jiao Bei Wine. As the most important part of the wedding celebration, each family brings a length of silk and these are tied together to make a concentric knot. This is called the “ leading scarf. Women sprinkle coins and all kinds of died fruit and nuts around them. This is called sa zhang. 8212;拜堂、撒帐、合髻、喝交杯酒. 男女两家各出一段彩绸,把它盘绕起来变成一个同心结,这叫“. 妇女们用小钱币,五色干果向新婚夫妇撒去,这叫“. 8221;。喝完后,再把酒杯和花冠一起扔到床下去,如果...标签: Bai Tang.
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no-1chineselearning: To the Class of 2012
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To the Class of 2012. To the Class of 2012. To the Class of 2012. Dear Class of 2012,. Allow me to be the first one not to congratulate you. Through exertions that—let's be honest—were probably less than heroic, most of you have spent the last few years getting inflated grades in useless subjects in order to obtain a debased degree. Now you're entering a lousy economy, courtesy of the very president whom you,. If you're like that intern, please feel free to feel sorry for yourself. Just remember she.
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no-1chineselearning: Groundless Worry that the Sky Might Fall
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Groundless Worry that the Sky Might Fall. Groundless Worry that the Sky Might Fall. There are a man in the State of Qi who was haunted by the fear that one day the sky might fall and the earth collapse. 8220;It’s true that the sky is a congregation of air,” the man rejoined, “ but how about the sun, the moon and the stars? They will surely fall, won’t they? Then suppose the earth collapses. What should I do? The man was gladly relieved, and so was the successful persuader. 订阅: 帖子评论 (Atom). Losing the Tra...
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no-1chineselearning: Comparing “过”和“了”
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Comparing “过”和“了”. 8220;过”和“了”. 65288;不能有“了”):. The meanings of the sentences also differ. 我看了这个电影,还不错。(强调动作完成). 我看过这个电影,还不错。(强调经历). 他去年跟爸爸去过中国。(现在已不在中国). 他去年跟爸爸去了中国。(现在可能还在中国). 标签: the difference between 过and了. 订阅: 帖子评论 (Atom). Basking in Reflected Glory. Birds Startled by the Mere Twang of a Bowstring. Comparing “过”和“了”. To the Class of 2012. The difference between chinese food and western fo. Legend of the Ma Po Tofu. Losing the Track of a Missing Sheep. Groundless Worry that the Sky Might Fall.