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Topic: ShanghaiCityGirl 's blog Found in translation episode 1

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TomNewell
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Thanks for the info. Tu hao (土豪) is actually an old Chinese word, and it has been given a new meaning in recent years. It was used to refer to tyrannical landholders, so it is interesting to see how attitudes to wealth in China have changed. You can find out more at the bbc: http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-24677113 Opinions on Chinese slang terms are great, you could discuss trends like "duang!", "da jiangyou (打酱油)" or the latest 'shijie name da, wo yao qu kankan! (世界那么大，我要去看看！).

May 08, 2015 10;48
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