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Tag Archives: Zhai Hua
Those damned English experts
Snarking at ‘expert-approved’ translations.
Posted in Translation
Tagged Beijing Youth Daily, Chinglish, translation, Zhai Hua
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Singapore promotes Mandarin
In a campaign to increase Mandarin usage in Singapore, westerners kids are shown speaking fluent Chinese, and the public is given tough quiz questions in ‘The Chinese Challenge.’
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged language, Singapore, video, Zhai Hua
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Is no milk safe, anywhere in the world?
Life Times lists some major milk scandals throughout the world.
Posted in State media
Tagged Global Times, Life Times, milk scandal, Zhai Hua
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Damn the translator!
Yi Sha (伊沙) goes to Rotterdam. White Power in BQ. Politics in old dictionaries.
Posted in Language
Tagged BQ, dictionaries, translation, Yi Sha, Zhai Hua
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Leadership switch at Citroën
Citroen (雪铁龙) swaps out Mao for Napoleon.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged advertising, Citroen, Napoleon, Zhai Hua
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Do people care about the Party Congress? Does the Party Congress care about the people?
VOA and CCTV find people to say different things about the 17th Party Congress.
Posted in Media and Advertising
Tagged blogs, Han Song, interviews, Party Congress, Tim Johnson, Zhai Hua
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