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With Deng Xiaoping near death, no Chinese leader can hope to succeed him if he acquiesces to American human-rights demands, At the same time, the boom has created a pride bordering on smugness, a need-after 150 years of Western bullying, Of NO DOGS OR CHINESE signs in the parks of Shanghai-to be treated as equals.
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In response, Chinese hackers may not be able to "control themselves online," one nationalistic mainland hacker told NEWSWEEK, when faced with taunts like the widespread YOU CHINESE, ME PLAY JOKE, ME PEE PEE IN YOUR COKE.
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The show adopted Asian architecture, traditionally Asian-type costumes, Asian names (Toph BEI FONG ... anyone?), Asian martial-arts styles, and oh yeah, they WRITE in CHINESE.
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At the ticket window, we were formally warned that the movie was in CHINESE.
weekend mayhem moriarty6 2005
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Arthur Nersessian wrote a novel about a street bookseller called CHINESE TAKE OUT-it's a good read.
Second Hand Words Miss Snark 2005
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And of that silly rejoinder, after months of planning and plotting, stewing and selecting, came the novel titled THE CHINESE ORANGE MYSTERY.
In The Queens' Parlour Queen, Ellery 1864
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The complete, English-subtitled first season of the fantasy wuxia TV series THE SWORD AND THE FAIRY (aka CHINESE PALADIN) is coming to DVD in the U.S. courtesy of Tai Seng.
Kung Fu Cinema 2009
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The complete, English-subtitled first season of the fantasy wuxia TV series THE SWORD AND THE FAIRY (aka CHINESE PALADIN) is coming to DVD in the U.S. courtesy of Tai Seng.
Kung Fu Cinema 2009
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The complete, English-subtitled first season of the fantasy wuxia TV series THE SWORD AND THE FAIRY (aka CHINESE PALADIN) is coming to DVD in the U.S. courtesy of Tai Seng.
Kung Fu Cinema 2009
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The complete, English-subtitled first season of the fantasy wuxia TV series THE SWORD AND THE FAIRY (aka CHINESE PALADIN) is coming to DVD in the U.S. courtesy of Tai Seng.
Kung Fu Cinema 2009
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