The Chinese Have a Word for It: The Complete Guide to Chinese Thought and Culture
This is an ideal introduction to the Chinese language and culture for business people, students, and travelers. It sheds light on the character and personality of the Chinese by examining the meaning, historical significance, and use of more than 300 Chinese expressions. This practical guide will help readers anticipate Chinese behavior and avoid cultural faux pas.
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Ai Loving Chinese Style
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An Heaven on Earth 24578
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Bao Bartering Social Credits
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