empty city, meet changcheng
I learned how to say the Great Wall of China in my Mandarin class yesterday. It's strange that it took me several months to learn because I am sure the GWC was probably one of the first things I knew about in China. "Changcheng" breaks down into "chang" meaning long and "cheng" meaning city. That description is a lot more exciting than a wall, even if it is great.
posted by BK at 12:51 PM
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I keep forgetting about this avocations of yours. I, too, dream of speaking Putonghua. Let's get together and learn how dress people down in high Tai Tai style!
I'm confused. Is "NERB" your Chinese-speaking alter-ego or an entirely different person? I'm assuming something more like the former.
Nerb is another resident at Crazy 8s. He's his own awesome person, not any alter-ego of Chinese illiterate Ms. NOLA. So happy to hear from you again, Nerb!
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