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Hello, everyone! I am a native Chinese speaker. I love Chinese language and StackExchange website, that's why I came here. Hope I am able to help.

江有渚，之子归，不我与！

寻寻觅觅，冷冷清清，凄凄惨惨戚戚。乍暖还寒时候，最难将息。

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May 10	comment	Temperature around 0°C @Claw: Please see here:pep.com.cn/xiaoyu/jiaoshi/study/jszy/lhdw/bz/201012/… Section 4, term 26.
May 9	comment	Temperature around 0°C @Claw Actually, by the national standard in China, you should not say "摄氏零度", though I have heard some people say it that way. "摄氏度" is one unit as a whole and should not be devided.
Apr 23	comment	Why in China do they use k instead of m for the slope of a line? Interesting answer! Just a remark. In the textbook, I was taught the French mathematician Viete(in Chinese, we call him 韦达) was the first person who introduced letters into Algebra. Wiki also supports this viewpoint. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fran%C3%A7ois_Vi%C3%A8te
Apr 18	comment	What is the best Chinese equivalent for “passion” or “to be passionate about something”? @Shou Ya 狂热 sounds a little negative to me. you know, 狂 means "mad","insane“. of course, you can use that word, as in English. you can use words like "wicked","awesome" when you want to say something is so great,
Apr 17	revised	What is the 成语 for “face like buddha, heart like scorpion”? added 359 characters in body
Apr 17	comment	What is the 成语 for “face like buddha, heart like scorpion”? @Squazic Ok, I just watched this film, and I found that sentence, however, I think it's not an idiom. I edited my answer, please read it.
Apr 17	comment	What is the best Chinese equivalent for “passion” or “to be passionate about something”? in my opinion. 酷爱 is deeper than 热爱. that's why i use it for passion.
Apr 16	answered	What is the best Chinese equivalent for “passion” or “to be passionate about something”?
Apr 16	answered	What is the 成语 for “face like buddha, heart like scorpion”?
Mar 21	comment	文了也温了 any ideas? This is a good example of "标题党" that is very common to see in network and media nowadays. A "good" title to attract the readers.
Mar 21	comment	文了也温了 any ideas? I just watched it, and I agree with @gonnastop.
Mar 21	comment	文了也温了 any ideas? can you tell me which episode it is when you came across these lines? I want to review it to find more context, so I can give you a more 'precise' answer.
Mar 15	comment	Deciphering a seal @商榮沛 you are right. thanks for pointing it out. I have made an edition.
Mar 15	revised	Deciphering a seal edited body
Mar 15	answered	Deciphering a seal
Mar 7	comment	What does “整块的时间” mean? This sentence sounds a little strange. Could you give me more context of this sentence, to help me understand it more?
Mar 4	comment	How to distinguish between rat and mouse in Chinese? @trideceth12 Based on my own knowledge, I don't konw 溝鼠 and I don't know the simplified version 沟鼠 either. Actually,it's the first time I see it.
Mar 4	answered	How to distinguish between rat and mouse in Chinese?
Mar 4	comment	How to distinguish between rat and mouse in Chinese? Just a reminder, 袋鼠 the kangaroo really doesn't belong to Muridae.
Mar 4	comment	How does one distinguish between homographs in Chinese? No worries. Every learner makes mistakes. It's difficult for me to create a sentence with this word, which can confuse people, because the meaning are so different.