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I want to live in the mongolian wilderness or work on a farm in the middle of a barren city.
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    I was surprised at how similar it was to the west. Even now that I've lived here for two years, I see the differences as only a matter of time or being more extreme. For instance, the "importance" of family, marriage, and "face" in Chinese culture is quite similar to what Western Culture was like a few hundred years ago. Both came from Monarchy systems, except the greater West began moving away from them with Capitalism, the Enlightenment and the rise of Democracy and Socialism. But then, I was expecting it to be different, I found out that what drives everyone is the same as in the west: Money and status. Except in China stumbling on creativity and someone who believe in a limitless world is really lucky. One thing that did surprise me is how superstitious the people are.
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    March 6, 2010
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    “西方”和“东方”最深奥、重要的区别是什么？ 在中国没有一个外国人没听到”外国人！“在路上。 在中国很多人有这个国外、内的想法。在西方也是一样，很多美国人，和欧美人都知道那个”西方、东方“二分法/概念。 还有我平常听中国人说我没办法来了解他们因为我的情况不一样。 不过我头次来中国，感觉他们的区别是和我想的可少和小， 所以我要问： 中国和西方还有另外国家、最大的、最深偶的、最重要的区别是什么？ 可能说五个到十最好。
    February 19, 2010
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    Cross you heart, hope to die. Stick a needle in your eye. Jam a dagger in your thigh. Eat a horse manure pie!
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    February 12, 2010
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    I agree with "learning". Neither is correct = Neither (one answer nor the other) is correct. Or neither answer is correct. It seems people just don't say the whole thing, but keep the "is" rather than the are. However, if you say "Neither of the answers" then using "are" sounds more correct because you've used the plural.
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    December 23, 2009
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    Bread is uncountable, you cannot use it with "a" (you should say" a peice/slice/loaf" of bread). BUT!!! it can be used to talk about "types of bread" "a bread" = "a type of bread." However it's rarely used like this, especially forsomeone just beginning English, so you can ignore it. 面包是不可数的你需要用“一片儿、块儿、等等“ 不过，它的用法也是”一种面包“，你说”bread“但是有这个意思的话能说”a bread“。但是，那个用法有一点儿不常用，所以现在（你刚开始学的时候）不管它，啊：）
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    December 21, 2009
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    Alacazam, Open Sesame（Says me）. You should definitely read Harry Potter in English if you think magic is interesting, there are probably incantations in there. Actually it's more about how it sounds than that what you say is something people usually say. If you like magic you could read and write on a place like this ( http://www.writingforums.org/forumdisplay.php?s=ddd997b0deed91efafdfcf323f8755af&f=54 ) Fantasy sometimes mixes with fantastical realms outside the traditional Wizardry, but that's present too.
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    November 24, 2009
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    I want to study Chinese because I like the DaoDeJing and Internal Martial arts, and Mongolian because I think Mongolian culture and their old way of life is an incredible thing I and I want to learn how to live that way. How about you?
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    November 13, 2009
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