Chiang Chun.--Chinese for "General"--Chief of all Chinese troops in Mongolia. Dalai Lama.--The first and highest Pontiff of the Lamaite or "Yellow Faith," living at Lhasa in Tibet. Djungar.--A West Mongolian tribe. Dugun.--Chinese commercial and military post. Dzuk.--Lie down! Fang-tzu.--Chinese for "house."
Fatil.--A very rare and precious root much prized in Chinese and Tibetan medicines. Felcher.--Assistant of a doctor (surgeon). Gelong.--Lamaite priest having the right to offer sacrifices to God.英文原著 · 《Beasts, Men and Gods》
The stranger came over to the brazier and sat down. "Let's speak Russian," he said and took a bit of meat. The conversation began. The stranger began to find fault with the Government of the Living Buddha in Urga. "There they liberate Mongolia, capture Urga, defeat the Chinese army and here in the west they give us no news of it. We are without action here while the Chinese kill our people and steal from them. I think that Bogdo Khan might send us envoys. How is it the Chinese can send their envoys from Urga and Kiakhta to Kobdo, asking for assistance, and the Mongol Government cannot do it?英文原著 · 《Beasts, Men and Gods》
The same thing occurs even more frequently in the Chinese language, which is monosyllabic. The Chinese adopt a more clumsy expedient, supplying a different symbol for each of the meanings of a syllable; so that while the actual word-sounds of their speech are only a few hundreds in number, the characters of their written language mount high into the thousands.英文原著 · 《A History of Science-1》
Theologians used racks and thumbscrews just as they used thimbles and three-legged stools, because everybody else used them. Christianity no more created the mediaeval tortures than it did the Chinese tortures; it inherited them from any empire as heathen as the Chinese.英文原著 · 《A Miscellany of Men》
To the sailors, Annamites, Tonquinese, or "Black Flags" are all of the same Chinese family. It is difficult to show their contempt and mocking rancour, as well as eagerness for "bowling over the beggars," when they speak of "the Chinese."英文原著 · 《AN ICELAND FISHERMAN》
American versus Chinese Civilization Chapter 12. American versus Chinese Civilization (Continued) Chapter 13. Dinners, Banquets, Etc. Chapter 14. Theaters Chapter 15. Opera and Musical Entertainments Chapter 16. Conjuring and Circuses Chapter 17. Sports
AMERICA Through the Spectacles of an Oriental Diplomat英文原著 · 《America Through the Spectacles of an Oriental Diplomat》
It's either a hack by the Chinese or that Chinese hack I hired to fix the website.美剧 · 《Modern Family》
I'm sure that at some point In the 3,000-year history of the Chinese empire, A cavalryman crossing The Gobi Desert was forced by hunger to eat his own horse And roast it over a campfire, Hence, Chinese barbecue. Let's eat.美剧 · 《The Big Bang Theory》
I saw the wings, and I thought heaven was filled with chunky Chinese cherubs and no jazz.美剧 · 《2 Broke Girls》