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Learn Chinese – learn Mandarin – proverb – How to say “All roads lead to Rome” in Chinese: 条条大路通罗马。Tiao2 tiao2 da4 lu4 tong1 luo2 ma3. Information about the silk road, and Liang Jing ru 梁静茹 si lu (silk road) 丝路 – jasmine leong (fish)

Posted on 01/05/2012 by Chinesetolearn

How to say “All roads lead to Rome” in Chinese: 条条大路通罗马。Tiao2 tiao2 da4 lu4 tong1 luo2 ma3. Tiao2 tiao2 (条条 tiao2 originally is measure word for road, here tiao2 tiao2 functions as attribute — each long long (road) — to … Continue reading →

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Chinese idiom 指桑骂槐 zhi3 sang1 mai4 huai2 innuendo / insinuation – How to say “He criticizes his opponents by insinuation” in Chinese:ta1 zhi3 sang1 ma4 huai2 de5 pi1 ping2 ta1 de5 dui4 shou3 他指桑骂槐地批评他的对手: silkworms and how silk is made video

Posted on 12/20/2011 by Chinesetolearn

Chinese proverb 指桑骂槐 zhi3 sang1 mai4 huai2 innuendo / insinuation – How to say “He criticizes his opponents by insinuation” in Chinese: ta1 (他 pronoun, he) zhi3 (指 verb, point at) sang1 (桑 noun, mulberry tree) ma4 (骂 verb, scold) … Continue reading →

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