好名字
我的Peter
我姓郭
谢谢
是啊
你呢
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这是谁阿
你谁阿
这个是大事
去那里阿
有一点想家
爸爸，妈妈，还有哥哥
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我有骗子
回家
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对不起
为什么
不小了
Why do Chinese vampires hop? I went to the library today to find out the answer to this question. Well... actually I went for a different reason, and ended up finding the answer by accident! The answer is: when corpses in China are buried, their legs are tied together with cloth, therefore, when they rise from the grave, they can't walk. They have to hop. It also hails back to the time when people would bring dead relatives back to the village they were born in to be buried. They would tie the cadavers to tall poles, stand them upright, and continue along the way. The way they walked and the way they held the poles, it looked like the cadavers were bobbing up and down, or "hopping".
Showing posts with label chinese siue pekingese feng zhao ning. Show all posts
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Monday, October 12, 2009
Friday, April 24, 2009
peKINGese
我有一节MKTG课。 星期四，我和两个同学有说考试。 我的女同学也中文学！ 在我汉文课，我们有生词太多， 语法也有一点难。 现在我去吃饭！ 再见！
The Pekingese –quite possibly the most adorable cutest dog alive- originates from China, when a lion begged the Buddha to make him smaller in size so that he could be with his love, a marmoset (a monkey, if you didn’t know). Thus, a Pekingese was born. These dogs were revered in ancient China, often found in temples where they used their tiny bodies to hunt down small demons. They were also bred to be small, about 3-5 lbs in weight, so that they could hide in the imperial court member’s sleeves. Pekingese have lots of different fur colors, from white (considered the most beautiful), to tan, cream, red, brown, black, gray, and sable. Pekingese have changed little in the 2,000+ years they’ve been known to man. Despite their tiny, bowed legs and huge amount of fluffy fur, these dogs are incredibly fast, and can keep up with larger dogs when they want. These dogs really do look like lions, with the fur around their necks and the more closely shaved legs. Surprisingly, when you shave a Pekingese, they look a lot like another Chinese dog, the pug!
The Pekingese –quite possibly the most adorable cutest dog alive- originates from China, when a lion begged the Buddha to make him smaller in size so that he could be with his love, a marmoset (a monkey, if you didn’t know). Thus, a Pekingese was born. These dogs were revered in ancient China, often found in temples where they used their tiny bodies to hunt down small demons. They were also bred to be small, about 3-5 lbs in weight, so that they could hide in the imperial court member’s sleeves. Pekingese have lots of different fur colors, from white (considered the most beautiful), to tan, cream, red, brown, black, gray, and sable. Pekingese have changed little in the 2,000+ years they’ve been known to man. Despite their tiny, bowed legs and huge amount of fluffy fur, these dogs are incredibly fast, and can keep up with larger dogs when they want. These dogs really do look like lions, with the fur around their necks and the more closely shaved legs. Surprisingly, when you shave a Pekingese, they look a lot like another Chinese dog, the pug!
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