Chinese Communication and Thought: Rethinking the Origins of the Script
This article has been written by Dylan Joseph, a student at The Oriental Dialogue learning Mandarin Chinese. Dylan is currently pursuing his […]
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The Terracotta Army: China’s Silent Guardians of the Afterlife
One of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century happened not with a grand expedition, but by sheer accident. In 1974, […]
The Story of the Lion-Eating Poet: A Chinese Poem Made of One Sound
If you are just beginning your journey into Mandarin Chinese, you have likely heard about the importance of tones. But did you […]
