When angmoh turned to opium to drugged the Chinese in 1800 - 1945 to expand their British Empire now they find Chinese hard to learn? Rather than work with the Chinese they destroy Chinese with opium.
Now you know angmohs are not your friends but enemies of the past, drug lord and traffickers.
Beijing (CNN) -- Who would've thought? Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg speaks Mandarin.
When I first read a banner headline saying that the 20-something billionaire spoke fluently in Chinese, I was skeptical.
Yes, I know he's young and smart. Yes, he's married to Priscilla Chan, a publicity-shy medical doctor of Chinese parentage. But she's also American-born Chinese and, like many of them, does not necessarily speak Chinese like a native. Besides, one does not learn a foreign language simply by marrying a Chinese speaker.
But the Facebook CEO impressed his star-struck Chinese audience when he spoke in Chinese during a 30-minute Q&A recently at Beijing's Tsinghua University.
"He showed respect for China by taking the trouble to learn the language and I think the audience appreciated it," said John C. Thomson, one of the pioneers of teaching Chinese as a foreign language and a former Chinese translator for Ronald Reagan.
http://bbs.chinadaily.com.cn/thread-1231317-1-3.html
Now you know angmohs are not your friends but enemies of the past, drug lord and traffickers.
Beijing (CNN) -- Who would've thought? Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg speaks Mandarin.
When I first read a banner headline saying that the 20-something billionaire spoke fluently in Chinese, I was skeptical.
Yes, I know he's young and smart. Yes, he's married to Priscilla Chan, a publicity-shy medical doctor of Chinese parentage. But she's also American-born Chinese and, like many of them, does not necessarily speak Chinese like a native. Besides, one does not learn a foreign language simply by marrying a Chinese speaker.
But the Facebook CEO impressed his star-struck Chinese audience when he spoke in Chinese during a 30-minute Q&A recently at Beijing's Tsinghua University.
"He showed respect for China by taking the trouble to learn the language and I think the audience appreciated it," said John C. Thomson, one of the pioneers of teaching Chinese as a foreign language and a former Chinese translator for Ronald Reagan.
http://bbs.chinadaily.com.cn/thread-1231317-1-3.html
