Bilingual jokes Issue 107: Do you really live longer?
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2015-07-03 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
That laughter can add many years to your life! Sonny: Laughter can give you a longer life!
Prado Museum in Madrid: Perceiving masterpieces with your hands
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2015-07-02 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
One of the firstsigns visitors encounter at most museums is "Please do not touch the exhibits." Almost all museums have a rule-please do not
The world of emotions Just look at how important the face is
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2015-07-02 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
The world of emotions has always been cruel.
What to do if you feel lost in life
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2015-07-02 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
Early Career Success Guide: What If You Don't Know What to Do With Your Life? Early Career Success Guide: What should you do if you feel lost in life?
The ethical differences between Chinese scientists and their Western counterparts
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2015-07-02 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
However, this rush to become the forefront of the scientific community may cause some problems: some experts worry that Chinese medical researchers are surpassing the West for a long time
Is Yuppie back again? Tell-Tale Signs of the Modern-Day Yuppie
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2015-07-02 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
This slightly derogatory term has been used for those young urban professionals, or those young who are still climbing
Lost Brother in Yosemite
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2015-07-01 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
Yosemite National Park, California-As night begins to fall, the moving clouds and intermittent rainfall in the sky have moved out of the Yosemite Valley.
Why is the English level of Hong Kong people not as good as Shanghai
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2015-07-01 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
I went to Hong Kong not long ago. On the first day I arrived, the South China Morning Post published an article lamenting English on the front page