Which sounds more appropriate to you, traditional Chinese thing or Chinese traditional things
When describing some things, there has been a rule about the sequence of adjectives in English, like firstly, using descriptive adj, then moving on to talk about the size, shapes, etc. Anyway, I've always felt a bit confused about these, sometimes it is difficult for me to find out the proper sequence.

So for example, if I want to describe an item, what should I say, ' A traditional Chinese item or A Chinese traditional item'?

Thanks for your help,

Fan

Question

Which sounds more appropriate to you, traditional Chinese thing or Chinese traditional things
When describing some things, there has been a rule about the sequence of adjectives in English, like firstly, using descriptive adj, then moving on to talk about the size, shapes, etc. Anyway, I've always felt a bit confused about these, sometimes it is difficult for me to find out the proper sequence.

So for example, if I want to describe an item, what should I say, ' A traditional Chinese item or A Chinese traditional item'?

Thanks for your help,

Fan

Answer

A traditional Chinese item - would be the correct way to say it :)

Answer

Hiya Fan
A traditional Chinese item would be the correct way to say it.
Hope that helped

Enjoy ya day
Martin

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