Chinese language is an ideographical language. It is not a “gender language”. The so-called gender language means a language that has grammatical gender to distinguish words between masculine, feminine and/or neutral class. Lexical specification of a noun is specified as female-specific or male-specific. This sort of features is characterized by many Indo-European or Semitic languages

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Both China and Britain have gone through a long history of feudal society, in which women did not enjoy any kind of social status. The definition of sexism in Webster Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary, “prejudice or discrimination based on sex ; esp: discrimination against women”. They were deprived of social, political, economic and cultural rights

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Chinese food is a delicious way to expand your personal cookbook, especially if you love to use simple, fresh ingredients with short cooking time. These top ten dishes are favorites around the world, and are must-haves in your collection of Chinese cooking recipes.

Fried Rice (炒饭) – A staple in Chinese restaurants, fried rice is

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One of the most fascinating aspects to study Chinese is to explore the mystery of Chinese cultures. Sometime it could be different to say learn Mandarin and study Chinese. While the former is more referred to the language, the later can sometime also relate to Chinese cultural understanding. For language like Chinese, you can be

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Happiness is a very subjective matter. Some people can simply be fulfilled by being themselves and staying in their comfort zone. Others relate happiness with success and showing that they can leave something on earth for others to look up to in the future. You might want to relate to some of the greatest figures

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Each one of us has an internal monitor which keeps track of what is going on in our lives at all times. It’s your own internal judge, jury and legal consultant all rolled into one. But sometimes, the interpretation of events can become a bit skewed, and our sense of events drains off into negative

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What psychological force is at work within us when we look at things we want to do and then at the things we must? The Want To’s seem easy, but the Ought To’s get put back. It controls how effective we are. More than that we can see it at work in our children, work

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You can be successful if you constantly pay attention to the work you are doing or the job at hand. This requires a great deal of concentration which itself requires a fair deal of time and effort if you have to develop it. You can improve concentration if you have the determination to achieve it

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Do not disturb ! This notice is regularly seen on doorknobs of hotel rooms. Clearly, the person on the other side of the door wants some peace and quiet. This type of peace is without depth, one that is conclusive and literal.
There are other kinds of peace, many people aim for. It’s peace of mind.

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Sometimes we can meet this kind of problem. What do you do when you have two conflicting things to get done? Such as, for me it’s reading vs. jogging. Both take the same amount of focus, time and activity level. One is more pleasurable, and one is more necessary.
Do you have the experience? When

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