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沧海一声笑 滔滔两岸潮 浮沉随浪只记今朝
苍天笑 纷纷世上潮 谁负谁胜出天知晓
江山笑 烟雨遥 涛浪涛尽红尘俗世知多少
清风笑 竟惹寂寥 豪情还剩了一襟晚照
苍生笑 不再寂寥 豪情仍在痴痴笑笑
This should be read/sang in Cantonese for it to rhyme properly. In Mandarin, it really sucks.
沧海一声笑 滔滔两岸潮 浮沉随浪只记今朝
苍天笑 纷纷世上潮 谁负谁胜出天知晓
江山笑 烟雨遥 涛浪涛尽红尘俗世知多少
清风笑 竟惹寂寥 豪情还剩了一襟晚照
苍生笑 不再寂寥 豪情仍在痴痴笑笑
here's mine pretty simple
窗前名月光 以是地上窗
举头望明月 低头使古相
forgot a whole bunch of words so had to replace them phonetically. Synonyms i guess that's what they are called or anthonym?
床前明月光,疑是地上霜
举头望明月,低头思故乡
by 李白
And I thought you are a defender of all things Chinese.
Not all things and being chinese goes beyond just knowing a few chinese words.
but can u at the very least write your name in chinese script?
but can u at the very least write your name in chinese script?
Oh yes i can without a doubt. I have never forgotten how to write my own name.
Good point for Jah who keeps hounding me about my half-Chineseness. First, it's not half, it's quarter at most. Then, I don't even have a Chinese name.
What type of mix are you exactly?
Are you at least half asian?
I think I've mentioned before but you might have missed it. My great*x grandfather was a British diplomat in China during Qing Dynasty and married my great*x grandmother who was a Manchurian with a Manchurian maiden surname, not Han Chinese. Later when the British Straits Settlements and British Malaya were established, he got posted to this region and brought his whole family along. That was how our Eurasian lineage started.
So i suppose this great grandad of yours is on your father's side. Here's the thing though. You didn't mention your grand parents on both sides and your parents heritage it's no wonder i couldn't connect the dots. Btw everyone has 2 parents, 4 grand parents and 8 great grand parents.
So i suppose this great grandad of yours is on your father's side. Here's the thing though. You didn't mention your grand parents on both sides and your parents heritage it's no wonder i couldn't connect the dots. Btw everyone has 2 parents, 4 grand parents and 8 great grand parents.
So according to your logic, mathematically logical I must say, everyone who's married has 4 parents (2 in-laws), 8 grandparents (4-inlaws) and 16 great grandparents (8 in-laws). Anyone in the dot connecting the line not being of the same race would render the ethnicity mixed. That's why we see some so-called pure Chinese with wavy hair instead of the classic Chinese straight hair, some are taller or shorter than average, some are fairer or darker than average.
What a bore! Look you told me about your great grand parents. Quite difficult to connect the dots. Tell me about the heritage of your parents and grandparents. It's true that every human has 2 parents, 4 grandparents and 8 great grandparents and it makes no diff whether they are married or not. Unless somehow these humans are a different species and managed to procreate without the opposite gender.
I've already told you. My great*x grandfather was a British diplomat in China married to my great*x grandmother who was Manchurian. That's how our Eurasian lineage started. The most I can tell you further is that my great*x grandmother was from the imperial household (ranked lady but not princess) betrothed to my great*x grandfather by one of the Qing emperors I can't remember who. If you probe deeper than that, I'd think that you're impertinently intrusive over nothing of your concern.
Aiyoh your great grand father sure is one of those damn sickening A holes trying to take advantage of china. Fortunately those days are over. Why won't you tell me what your parents and grand parents are? I suppose they are all asian but not chinese.
There wasn't any side taking advantage of the other side, but to face reality, it was a politically arranged marriage, that I can't deny. A certain degree of snobbery down my family too, that I also can't deny, my ancestors only married aristocracy or at least gentry. It wasn't about the race. It was about the status. That was in the feudal and imperial past. I do hope that changes. If I have children, I won't mind them marrying anybody as long as they're in love and happy together.