… more has been the emergence of a more “assertive China.” In CLM 32, we examined how
both Chinese and outside observers look at China’… , a regular contributor to People’s Daily and …

… Yet, when we look at the specific languages and language varieties these people speak,
we immediately realize that the Chinese-speaking communities are extremely multilingual and …

… committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative … As such many Chinese people
see the infection as a ‘gay … Chinese population but it also stigmatizes LGBT people within …

… citizens to interpret its meaning individually, becoming more of a national idea shared by
the Chinese people than a mere political slogan. Still, it builds on concepts which are not …

… characteristics is the banner guiding development and progress in contemporary China
and rallying the whole Party and the people of all ethnic groups in the country in our common …

… Chinese philosophy regards the emptiness as the destination of universe, “all things come
… Chinese people see the empty space in universe is full of Qi (气) or the vital energy, Being is …

… Back in 2013, the majority of Chinese people were not familiar … In ancient China, the system
of quality management and supervision for artisans was established very early on. Artisans …

… were approximately 114 million adults aged 65 or older at the end of … more people living
in China’s urban areas than in rural areas. At the end of 2011, China had 690.79 million people …

… It seems that only constitutive metaphors count as metaphors to native Chinese speakers
and the Chinese people live largely by constitutive metaphors. To native English speakers, …

… that began in China in 2002 and ultimately killed nearly 800 people. "Is … or the belief that
people with power, especially the State, have the right to control other people's actions. ○ eg …