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Simplified and Traditional Chinese

Chinese Corner

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Simplified and Traditional Chinese

Jialiang Tang (China)

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When you browse some international websites these days, you might notice that there are two language options for seemingly the same language: Chinese. Why are there two different ways of writing one language? How does it work?

To understand why…

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Covid Tales

Covid Tales

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Covid Tales

The Staff

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The Taste of December

Winter Festivals

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The Taste of December

Opy (Bangladesh)

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The nights of December are dark and cold, but a glimpse of firelight shines from the outdoor kitchen of the house. The mouthwatering aroma of rice flour, molasses, and grated coconut drifts through the air. The housewives make Pithas—Vapa, Patishapta,…

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Last Day of Summer

Poetic Expression

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Last Day of Summer

Jialiang Tang (China)

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Last Day of Summer I

Baby blue sky, angel white clouds, the perfect summer day, a dream to remember. The river, ever flowing, the sun quietly shining, the birds softly singing, could it ever end? A gentle wind …

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How a 1590 SAT Did NOT Get Me Into Yale

Winter Festivals

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How a 1590 SAT Did NOT Get Me Into Yale

Jialiang Tang (China)

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Access to a nation's top universities for even the poorest of its citizens is a hallmark of a fair and merit-based society, where familial associations and geographic proximity matter less than a student's character, academic performance, and community outreach—in short,…

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How to Name Yourself Like the Chinese

What's In a Name

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How to Name Yourself Like the Chinese

Leshui Guan (China)

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Since the topic is on names, I would like to talk about how modern Chinese people name themselves. To help you understand better, I will first introduce the basic laws of naming in ancient China.

In ancient China, a person's…

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New Year’s in China

Winter Festivals

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New Year’s in China

Jialiang Tang (China)

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As there are two calendars in use in China today, Chinese people celebrate two New Years: one in the Gregorian calendar and the other in the Chinese lunar calendar, otherwise known as the Spring Festival. Compared to the latter, the…

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Chang‘e

What's In a Name

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Chang‘e

Yuxin Deng (China)

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On the far side of the moon, China's Chang'e 6 lunar probe has landed. This exciting moment has captured global attention and elevated China's spaceflight efforts, as it is the first probe to land on the far side of the…

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Festivals Know No Boundaries

Winter Festivals

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Festivals Know No Boundaries

Duyi Xu (China)

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When it comes to the festivals at the end of the year, we often think of the Spring Festival in China and Christmas in the West. However, there is a tendency for the idea that "Chinese people can't celebrate foreign…

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Christmas in Uganda

Winter Festivals

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Christmas in Uganda

Susan Lisa (Uganda)

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It starts with cleaning around the house and weeding on the 24th, Christmas Eve. Many families in my village buy meat, rice, soda, and many other delicacies. Every girl and boy organizes their newly bought clothes for a beautiful Christmas…

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