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Lessons on Chinese History
18 August 2011
Lesson 1 : Ancient Current
Affairs
假如古代也有新闻联播
Time: 3,000BC -
200BC
Compiler: 龙吟 (contemporary)
Format: News report
Language: modern Chinese
1
- Pre Qin (in Modern Chinese)
2 - Manchu Emp.
(Animation)
3 - Chronicle
in Classic Melodical Verse
4 - CCP (in
Post Modern Chinese)
5 - Five Men vs
A Tablet (in Classic Chinese)
Prev: Land of Broken
Promise
Next: Chinese Roads &
Bridges Built by Villagers
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不想当司机的厨子不是好裁缝
不想当政客的律师不是好演员
Free Lesson on Chinese Language
Mr Gary Locke didn't make a positive
impression on most Chinese with his
self-introduction speech (except those
self-loathing pack who suffer from serious
masochism synonym). The main reason for his
failure is of course due to the deceptive nature
of the message he delivered, but we believe the
language he used might also played a part. So we
hope this little lesson can help His Excellency
to learn how to address himself in Chinese to
different people in different occasions during
different times:
我、俺、偶、咱、哥、姐、吾、余、予、愚、奴、孤、私、臣、卑、朕、本人、鄙人、敝人、在下、小人、小的、小子、小生、不才、不佞、不肖、小可、小乙、咱家、小官、下官、小吏、奴婢、臣妾、微臣、后学、末学、晚生、晚学、晚辈、山人、小弟、弟弟、贤弟、本官、本王、本座、本宫、寡人、为师、小道、小僧、贫僧、老僧、老夫、老汉、老朽、老娘、老衲、老粗、老臣、老身、老道、贫道、贫尼、洒家、哀家、草民、贱民、淫民、你哥、你叔、你大爷、老子
Below is an example of how to use
self-pronoun :-(
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