Interesting China

This Tang Sancai camel was made in Tang Dynasty with the height of 90cm. Both the mouth and the eyes of the camel are open in alert watchfulness. His body is shaking because of his scream, the camel seems majestic and imposing, seen from him, you can feel the great power of life, so natural, pure and moving! This Tang Sancai camel is absolutely a piece of art, you can either keep it yourself or give it to others as a gift!

Tang Sancai Art – A Quite Symbolizing Camel!

Single packet camels symbolize ambition, seizing every chance and great success. Such camel Tang Sancai arts have not only been popular domestically, they are well-liked abroad. Thinking of its great symbolization, providing that you do not give up hope, and are willing to devote all your effort to that dream, it is unlikely that you can’t make it! Chances are only for those who are well-prepared, enrich your life and yourself day by day! Keep this single packet camel, and learn from it, or give it to the friend to stimulate the best out of him!

Tang Sancai Art – A Splendid Camel!

This Tang Sancai camel is in good figure and condition. It works to avoid the evil spirits! The camels in various poses and styles reflect the prosperity of Tang Dynasty. Tang Sancai makes a strong appeal, thus the camel is splendid and spectacular! This Tang Sancai camel works well as a gift to friends or personal storage!

Tang Sancai Art – A Camel Fit For All Uses!

The camel in this Tang Sancai art is the symbol of wealth, strength and peace. The body of the camel seems clean and refreshing, the way he walks is energetic! Overall, the camel seems lively and authentic. It is well-designed and in good quality, no matter where you put it, home or office, it fits! If you send it to friends, it pleases everyone!

Learning Chinese

Plugin for translation

Simply put, this is the #1 ultimate online tool for learning Chinese! Just install the plugin, turn it on, go to a site with any Chinese (it handles both Simplified & Traditional), and hover over any of the characters to see the pinyin, tones, and English translation. It’s like surfing the web with x-ray glasses!

Google Translate

What can I say? Google is pretty much awesome at whatever they do and Google Translate is no exception. Not only can it handle English -> Chinese & Chinese -> English, but any other language combination as well. I must say however, that I don’t recommend this tool for translating more than simply words or phases, especially if you’re thinking of sending someone a note in your foreign language – they’d could probably decipher your intended meaning, but it will not be spoken like a native speaker. So is there room for improvement? Certainly, but seeing as how they’ve already made cars that can drive themselves it’s only a matter of time before they figure this out too.

Chinese Video Websites

Here in the West, we have YouTube and Vimeo, but China has its own set of popular video hosting sites such as YouKu and Sohu. Whether you prefer watching movies or TV shows, here not only can you watch them in Chinese, but you can be sure that they’ll all have subtitles (Chinese subtitles that is, not necessarily English!).