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27.04.2006¢xChinese Astrology Explaned by Michelle Anderson 07.04.2006¢xStory of Jade? 31.03.2006¢xOrigin of Jade? 24.03.2006¢xChinese of Jade Lover ... 10.03.2006¢xTraditional Chinese motifs and symbols 27.04.2006¢x Chinese Astrology Explained By Michelle Andersen Are you confused about the meanings of Chinese astrology? Would you like to know more about this 5000 year old art? Chinese astrology is based on the lunar calendar. As with astrology from other cultures, a horoscope is created using the position of the stars and planets for each of the twelve signs of the zodiac based on the year of birth. The Twelve Chinese Signs Rat R ats are charming and attractive to the opposite sex. But despite outside appearances, they are restless and this sometimes comes across as aggressiveness. Rats are great with money, and love to pounce on an opportunity. They are also very generous to their friends. They love people and large gatherings and always have others around. They also run in many intimate circles and like to be involved in everything they can, leading them to sometimes attempt to do too much. They are good writers and speakers, and success comes easily to them. Ox O xen are calm on the surface, but have hidden tempers. They are hard workers and are determined to the point of stubbornness. However, this makes them one of the most dependable signs. They are trustworthy, and easily move up at the office. If they don't watch out, they may not have much of a social life. They are not very adept at mind games, and can sometimes be led astray in romance. But once they find someone, they are steadfast and loyal.

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addthis_url = location.href; addthis_title = document.title; addthis_pub = 'wwwmacy'; Home China News Basic Chinese Beginners ... Member Hot KeyWords :¡¡ lesson chinese how to how+to ... dictionary KeyWord Title Current Position : Home Chinese Culture Characteristic Chinese Idioms List : chinese idioms °ÙÎŲ»ÈçÒ»¼û[b¨£i w¨¦n b¨´ r¨² y¨ª ji¨¤n] Date:2008-05-11 14:17:25 Click:0 Comment:0 This idiom means hearing a hundred times is not as reliable as seeing just once, to mean that a correct conclusion should be made only after investigations are carried out on the spot. chinese idioms ÓÐÖ¾Õßʾ¹³É[y¨¯u zh¨¬ zh¨§ sh¨¬ j¨¬ng ch¨¦ng] Date:2008-05-11 14:17:23 Click:0 Comment:0 "You zhi zhe shi jing cheng" is an idiom. it means where there's a will, there's a way. ÒåÎÞ·´¹Ë[y¨¬ w¨² f¨£n g¨´] Date:2008-05-11 14:11:07 Click:0 Comment:0 ÒåÎÞ·´¹Ë[y¨¬ w¨² f¨£n g¨´] Idioms - ¶ÀÒ»ÎÞ¶þ[d¨² y¨© w¨² ¨¨r] Date:2008-05-11 14:12:17 Click:0 Comment:0 "Du yi wu er" is an idiom, which means the only one, which has no parallel. Idioms - °²²½µ±³µ[¨¡n b¨´ d¨¤ng ch¨¥] Date:2008-05-11 14:09:31 Click:0 Comment:0 The idiom "an bu dang che" originally means to walk leisurely instead of riding a carriage. It is also used to mean to prefer hardships to comfort and ease.

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