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100 days happy Selina Ford countingcrows rin inuyasha fucking yum

Pinyin is the most commonly used, standardized system to ”spell” Chinese words in the Roman alphabet

everythingfox: “you make take a mandarin, but only one”

This Mandarin Duck is on his way to New Jersey. @etsy #drawing #art #duck #mandarinduck #coloredpenc

Rukai knife, Taiwan, circa 1930′s.from Peter Dekker’s Mandarin Manson

Matcha, Lime & Mandarin dessert. ✅ By - @jeroenvanhelvoirt ✅.#ChefsOfInstagram. www.ChefsOF.com

Gold inlaid matchlock Toradar musket, India, 18th century.from Mandarin Mansion Antique Arms and Arm

Guo Pei (Chinese: 郭培, Mandarin pronunciation: [ku̯ó pʰěɪ̯], born 1967) is a Chinese fashion designer

PERCY ANGELO STAYNES (1875-1953)CHINESE MANDARIN Oil on board

becausebirds:Mandarin Duck - the first time I saw this duck it was magical.more stuff on becaus

fouryearsofshades:cross-collar bufu with fenghuang motif and a “floor full of gold”

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ch:This medallion was a rank badge for a civil official of the third rank during the Ming dynasty. O

virtual-artifacts:Badge for third rank civil official with two peacocks, peonies, clouds, and lingzh

full-to-bursting:Leopard, Third Rank Military Official; China; ca. 1870

So many lovely things come from Canada, eh? ^_^ Now you can put on your tuque (hat) and talk a

Mandarin with Chinese Plate - Cressida Campbell, 2004.Australian b.1960-woodblock print

athenafilmfest:PEOPLE OF INFLUENCE | Alice WuDirector, ScreenwriterDesigned software for Microsoft b

Do you know what it’s really like to work in a Chinese office? You might be surprised by h

Looking for a new place to live? Learn the exact vocabulary you need to find your new home (with aud

You’ll make amazing first impressions with Chinese people when you can answer 5 main types

打 (dǎ) is a Chinese character with a TON of different meanings that are all related to using your ha

Choosing a Chinese name can be tough…even for Chinese people! Learn how to pick the right

Get funky with these Chinese snacks! If you’ve never heard of 毛蛋 (máo dàn) -

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