Traditional Chinese Culture Issue 22: Qixi Festival
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2015-09-08 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
The Qixi Festival on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, referred to as Qixi Festival, commonly known as Qiqiao Festival, also known as Girls’ Day or Girls’ Day, is the most romantic of traditional Chinese festivals.
Those household items that are much dirtier than the toilet seat (below)
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2015-09-07 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
are also used. Toothbrushes and toilets are used in the bathroom, and it is difficult to think about it.
Traditional Chinese Culture Issue 21: Dragon Boat Festival
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2015-09-07 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
The fifth day of the fifth month of the lunar calendar every year is the traditional Chinese Dragon Boat Festival, also known as the Dragon Boat Festival, the Double Boat Festival, and the Tianzhong Festival.
Romantic custom-made commemoration makes the lover's taste into perfume
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2015-09-07 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
Like many struggling to get rid of the pain of the lover’s death, Katia Appalateji’s mother held her deceased tightly
The volcanic eruption 200 years ago changed the world
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2015-09-07 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
In April 1815, the strongest volcanic eruption in history plunged the planet into a huge disaster. 200 years later, researchers are still
Those household items that are much dirtier than the toilet seat (Part 1)
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2015-09-07 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
The toilet seat is a hotbed of germs. It has always been stigmatized as the "dirtiest household item" and is often cast aside, but
Malia Obama’s fashion icon first became
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2015-09-07 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
In January of this year, a candid photo of President Obama and the first lady’s eldest daughter Malia Obama appeared on the Internet, the most conspicuous
Chinese-English bilingual historical records Issue 21: Shang Dynasty Oracle
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2015-09-07 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
Oracle is an ancient script carved on tortoise shells or animal bones.