Chinese-English Bilingual Chinese Folklore and Folklore Issue 172: How to kick the shuttlecock
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2016-12-09 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
The purpose of the game is to kick a special structure, usually a self-made shuttlecock is kicked into the air and kept there, only by using kicks.
Bilingual Joke No. 356: Ridiculous and exasperating sky-high postage
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2016-12-09 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
After it (drifting bottle) has crossed several oceans, due to the strict regulations of the post office on "post stamps according to the required postage",
The survey shows that McDonald’s employees in Malaysia are being exploited
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2016-12-08 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
A survey initiated by the Guardian found that the employees of McDonald’s restaurants in Malaysia have been exploited by labor supply companies that serve chain fast food restaurants.
my country’s twenty-four solar terms were included in the World Intangible Heritage List
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2016-12-08 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
Last Monday, the 11th regular session of the UNESCO Intergovernmental Committee for the Protection of Intangible Cultural Heritage opened in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia.
British women have 14 bags per person. The money for a bag is enough to buy a car
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2016-12-08 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
A newly released report shows that the sum of the money a woman spends on a handbag in her entire life is enough to buy a car.
Chinese-English bilingual talks on Chinese folk customs Issue 171: China’s kicking shuttlecock
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2016-12-08 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
kicking shuttlecock is another traditional popular folk game.
Bilingual Joke Issue 356: The Evil Frog Prince
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2016-12-08 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
No, you misunderstand. It's not a kiss on the mouth ... No, you misunderstand.
Is this true? It’s more hygienic if you don’t wash coffee cups!
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2016-12-07 Reading,Chinese English,language sense,learning,bilingual
Heidi Mitchell wrote in the “Wall Street Journal” column that as long as you don’t share a cup with other people, you will never