I've get in touch with them and they promise that they will delete the infringement part tomorrow.
Sorry I just saw the Link and I'm trying to get in touch with the operator of the website to talk with them. Would u mind give me your email address or Facebook or what so I can get in touch with u in time^^
Eigentlich ist Panda nicht das Wappentier von China,sondern der Drache. Panda is rare and cute so he is loved by so many people all over the world. So most western countries think panda represent China. It does represent China in some ways but the real totem is Dragon. Mang Chinese ancient legends are about dragon and people in China love and admire dragon. Dragon means more to Chinese than panda so I'd like to say that Drache ist das Wappentier von China.(BTW:of course we love 🐼 ^^
在捷克跟杨旭文合影,得到了郑恺的花冠,拥抱了Angelababy, 看见了我最喜欢的鹿晗。我怎么这么幸运 T-T 谢谢给我们最快乐的时间。
do you mean that u take a pic with杨旭文?if so it's better to use 合影^^
Es gibt ein Wort Yang(Ziege). Ich glaube,das ist ein Gedenkenmüntz für die zwölf Tierzeichen für die zwölf Erdzweige
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Welche Website? Können Sie bitte mal mir link geben? Vielleicht kann ich helfen
It's difficult for western people to pronounce or remember a Chinese name. So I guess they think it will be more convenient to use a English Vorname when u work with western people
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Sind Sie der Fan von Jackson? Ich auch und ich komme aus China. Können wir uns freunde sein?^^
I guess it's taiji
maybe u can use 太极 as a keyword search on youtube~
한자 represent Chinese characters.
Chinese and Korean are different. u look at a Korean character, u can pronounce it right now, but usually, it has no meaning(like alphabet ABCD...).But if u look at a Chinese character ,u can't pronounce it right now(unless u have learned this character before),but, every single character can mean so much.
And now can we talk about 사람&인
사람 Sounds nothing like the word "person" in Chinese. Only with ALL these TWO characters means 사람 person.(cuz usually one character means nothing)
인 Sounds just like person in Chinese(人),and the single word can mean so much. u can commbine 인 with 미(sounds like 美,means beautiful in Chinese),and u have미인(美人beautiful person ).
So,compared to people from other countries,Korean is much easier for Chinese.
Got any other questions about this topic, ask me freely~(sorry my Deutsch is nicht so gut. I hope I can make myself understood^^)
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