Posted on April 22, 2008 by Brandon Zin
One of my friends posted a video on www.italki.com and invited other friends to make comments on it. The video blamed the recent misfortunes of China on the west and accused the western medias for being biased. It further called for the Chinese people to stand up and fight the west.
The video, no doubt, is an entertaining one, but a watcher should treat it that way and [...]
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Posted on April 16, 2008 by Brandon Zin
This is a sequel to my blog on the poem entitled “Ching Ming Festival” by Du Mu. It happened that I was talking to a good friend (let’s name her Mary) who happened to live in the home town of Du Mu – Taiyuan of Shanxi, China. For those who had helped me in the [...]
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Posted on April 13, 2008 by Brandon Zin
Here is a very famous Chinese poem which had used metaphors to its fullest. It is well known that Chinese are very subtle especially when it comes to critising some one more senior than you, be it in the family, in a company or in politics, hence, metaphors are often used for this purpose. The [...]
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