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- I'm a Chinese, but I had to tell you, I haven't written any character for a really long time, except my name.How is that be? Well, because I use computer and cell phone all day long. I don't have to actually "write" those chars, but just recognize them.So here is my suggestion. Forget about writing, it's pretty hard to learn and really rare to use. You should start from speaking and listening. Recording them with pinyin or Wade–Giles system. They are based on alphabet, so I guess won't be a problem for you. I suggest pinyin, for some reason I'll go through later.Without character issues, Chinese are nothing different from English, except tones. So you can focus on tones. Then you will find, there have so many words sound like each other. Pinyin won't help you to difference them. Then it comes to Chinese characters. But, as long as you have already known how to read it, you can use pinyin to type it, with no problem. That the biggest advantage pinyin have. Bopomofo (注音) can also do that, but it's not based on alphabet. And I'm not sure if there have some input method based on Wade–Giles system. In this stage you should focus on recognize chars.Finally you will facing the writing. That's only a problem when you want to write a latter without printer, see a Chinese friend without cell phone, or sign your Chinese name (if you wanna have one). I suggest you remember how to do the last one, and always bring your phone when you are planning to meet with a Chinese.0 votedJune 18, 20190
- They are same, both mean "an hour", no different. But 小时 are more formally. You should use it in an official situation. 钟头 will be improper in those case. e.g. 经过一个钟头四十分钟的激战,客队获得了胜利。 That's definitely awkward. 经过一小时四十分钟的激战,客队获得了胜利。 This would be better.On the other hand, 钟头 are more orally, and should been used with measure word (classifier) "个". e.g. 你多久能做完这三张试卷. 两个钟头.If you are not so confidence with them, always use 小时. It's the best choice in most of the situation. But it will make your tone more official, like a lawyer.0 votedJune 18, 20190
- 我晚上要现去健身房锻炼锻炼一下才来聚会 我晚上要先去健身房锻炼一下再来聚会 And, for the record. 再来聚会 means you are in the meeting room, or talking with the host. So "you will come back to the meeting". 再去聚会 means you are not in the meeting room, so "you will go to there soon". They both right, but with different meaning. So pick one on your own situation.0 votedJune 18, 20190
- 联系英中翻译:美国对中国的外交政策原文:Amy Zegart 6月8日在《大西洋》杂志出版的文章。英中翻译很难,中美关系也很复杂。如果有兴趣,请帮我修改我的翻译 :)There has lots of friends has corrected your translation. I'll do a new one on my own. You can compare them."Decades of being wrong about China should teach us something"我们应当从对中国的数十年误判中学到些经验American analysts keep trying to fit the country into familiar patterns—ignoring the many ways in which it’s an exception.美国分析人士一直试图把中国代入熟悉的模型里,反复忽略中国与这些模型截然不同。China has defied, and continues to defy, the odds and predictions of experts. The fact is that generations of American policy makers, political scientists, and economists have gotten China wrong more often than they’ve gotten China right. In domestic politics, economic development, and foreign policy, China has charted a surprising path that flies in the face of professional prognostications, general theories about anything, and the experience of other nations.中国正持续挑战专家们的预测和分析。事实上,华盛顿几代政客,政治和经济学者误判中国的次数比正确的次数还多。在内政,经济和外交领域,中国走出了一条完全超乎预料,无视常规理论,不同于其他国家的新路。Today, as policy makers and commentators confidently assert that trade wars are easy to win or that hot wars with China are either impossible or inevitable, the experience of being proved wrong again and again should remind us that events will, more than likely, not turn out as predicted.今天,当政客和评论家信心满满的断言,贸易战必将取胜,争论常规战不可能发生还是必然发生的时候。历史上的多次误判提醒我们,事情可能出乎我们的意料。In the 1950s and ’60s, American policy toward China suffered because of the “monolithic communism” view that had captured U.S. foreign-policy circles. Although we now know that China and the Soviet Union had very different communist models and national interests—and that their relationship was exceptionally troubled—successive administrations in the United States put China and the Soviet Union into the same enemy camp. Not until the Nixon administration did the United States began normalizing relations with China in what would be one of the greatest diplomatic triumphs in American history. Had American leaders recognized and capitalized upon the Sino-Soviet split earlier, one wonders how history might have unfolded differently.在上世纪50到60年代,受美国外交圈"共产主义一体化"思想的影响,美国的中国政策遇冷。尽管今天我们已经知道,中国和苏联有着截然不同的管理模式和国家利益,并且中苏关系当时存在许多问题。历任总统仍然将中苏放在同一个敌对阵营。直到尼克松总统,中美邦交才恢复正常化。这被视为美国外交史上最重要的成果之一。今天很难想象,如果美国领导人更早意识到中苏裂痕的存在,历史将会变成什么样。This is amazing. I can almost translate it into Chinese newspaper report word by word. You sure it's written by an American?0 votedJune 18, 20190

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