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原帖由 dianajiang 于 2008-9-10 15:42 发表 
6 I* p0 t* a! d" g$ i0 N3 EI agree with you , vichida , actually,chinese and english are different language,they have different way of expression.when we read chinese classical poems,we are convinced by the compactness ,mixed ... . W' V% k7 d8 e' m, g
I think you're right about the similarity between english and chinese ancient language when it comes to verses or poems. I sometimes feel modern chinese is less powerful in expression, less neat and tend to be prolix- u2 v; `; U5 { u7 o* ?0 M
, k' o2 \# z' d% h( w }/ fand I like the idea of yours that we communicate more here $ f) Z% Z* B1 S, ^) j/ z8 B; \6 w$ ?
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