Mary R

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@jita_rockman007 人家说keep the change, 你就不会误会。

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@wuerbangbang 想起红楼评咏菊诗，有“背面傅粉”，已经是文学技法了。

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@wuerbangbang 想起楚国的巫女。

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@JeffreyKotyk I just checked the origin of the character 乳. It first appeared in the oracle texts of the Shang dynasty. It meant suckling babies back then, so it already had connection to milk.

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@JeffreyKotyk If all the terms are translated from other languages, what did we call mother's milk before the translations were introduced? We did eat mother's milk, did we?

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@starlightcaesar 那时候没有现在苦，高中假虽然少，自由时间很多，我在校门口小书店看完了全部金庸，还买了大量书，张爱玲钱钟书都是那时候了解的。老师上课也很轻松有趣。语文老师浪漫幽默，物理老师发回的作业本上面全是烟灰窟窿，也很好玩。晚饭后和要好的同学在学校小树林散步聊天，很舒服的。那时候上学比搬砖容易

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@fkysly 喝瓶装才膈应，会担心微塑料。

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@jjjjbom 一个月八千多的支出，多半是家累。

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@wake_neko The problem is, the war was fought on Chinese mainland, participated by Mainland Chinese against Japanese. Taiwan had nothing to do with it, except that some Taiwanese joined the Japanese forces and committed some of the atrocities to Mainland Chinese.

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@hongkongtram @mranti So only governments matter. People don't matter?

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@lightfreedoman @syeerzy 我这边上辈人里，带孩子改嫁的很多，不然根本没办法生存。有一个邻居因为他妈改嫁太频繁，甚至搞不清她哪一任是自己生父。南方人守节观念更重吧。至少河北的贞操观念也就是金瓶梅的程度。

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@LsKannsi 你的汉诗写得那么好，可以汉学素养，我是很钦佩的。只要言之有物，语言是否流畅反而不重要。不必给自己太大压力。

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@sTgpvHyJu34FvFp @Alex_perception 连五金都不够，五金一般会折五六万现金。

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@mubeitech 真正的风水

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@satoshin257 Most of the Five Barbarians became commoners. People tend to emphasize the mix blood of the Tang royalty, but they often ignore that the people they ruled were also multiracial.

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@wuerbangbang 是故。。。

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@LsKannsi Take good care of yourself. It's so hot today. You're brave to venture out.

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@vivianwubeijing @jajia 会冰冻，防止流太多血。

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@vivianwubeijing @horsezhanbin 人间何处不青山。

[Mary R @b4tkgrvm4v]

@Lefant_steam According to Chinese historical records, the first immigrants to the peninsula from China's central plains were 箕子 and his followers. 箕子 was an uncle of the last ruler of the Shang dynasty.