Sentence examples for Chinese from high-quality English sources.

• You only love Chinese yuan.”

• Chinese make up a small minority of the population.

• Trump’s concerns about Chinese money and deal makers, and with his administration’s concerns about Chinese acquisitions of American know-how.

• He wants his citizens to identify with “the motherland, the Chinese nation or race, Chinese culture, and the Chinese socialist road”.

• Chinese temples flew the Indian tricolour, as usual.

• The overwhelming majority of Beijing’s population is Han (Chinese).

• Chinese dancing today is most often performed as a part of Chinese opera.

• As Chinese development moves south, hundreds of thousands of Chinese move too.

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• Very few Chinese women had come to the United States to join the young Chinese men.

• There is another big problem for Chinese investment migrants: Chinese exchange controls.

• Even the educated Vietnamese who knew Chinese and wrote only in Chinese continued to use the local spoken language.

• But Chinese officials became alarmed that Google still did less than its Chinese rivals to remove material Chinese officials considered offensive.

• The Chinese civil service system gave the Chinese empire stability for more than 2,000 years and provided one of the major outlets for social mobility in Chinese society.

• He tried to make Chinese Singaporeans more Chinese, by encouraging people to speak Mandarin and insisting all ethnic Chinese study it at school (though almost all their parents spoke other dialects as their first language).

• A lot of people don’t realize that Chinese cuisine and Chinese culture is a part of the Peruvian food scene; Chinese ingredients are very much in a lot of classic Peruvian dishes, so to have Peruvian and Chinese food doesn’t seem so crazy.”

• For a detailed discussion of each of the arts mentioned above, see Chinese painting, Chinese calligraphy, Chinese architecture, Chinese pottery, Chinese bronzes, Chinese lacquerwork, Chinese jade, and silk.

Chinese sentence examples

• The epistemological dimensions of Chinese texts and their role in the context of Chinese thought has been developed increasingly successfully under the aegis of rediscovering and applying specific traditional Chinese methodological approaches and categories (Lenk and Paul 1993).

• Some scholars divide the history of the Chinese languages into Proto-Sinitic (Proto-Chinese; until 500 bc), Archaic (Old) Chinese (8th to 3rd century bc), Ancient (Middle) Chinese (through ad 907), and Modern Chinese (from c. the 10th century to modern times).

• For detailed coverage of the visual art of East Asia, see Chinese art; Chinese bronzes; Chinese calligraphy; Chinese jade; Chinese lacquerwork; Chinese painting; Chinese pottery; Japanese art; Japanese calligraphy; Japanese pottery; Korean art; Korean calligraphy; and Korean pottery.

• Yu-ho Ecke Tseng, Chinese Calligraphy (1971); Shen Fu, Traces of the Brush: Studies in Chinese Calligraphy (1977); Lucy Driscoll and Kenji Toda, Chinese Calligraphy, 2nd ed. (1964); Yee Chiang, Chinese Calligraphy: An Introduction to Its Aesthetic and Techniques, 3rd ed. rev. and enlarged (1973); William Willetts, Chinese Calligraphy: Its History and Aesthetic Motivation (1981), and Chinese Art, 2 vol. in 1 (1958); Chih-mai Ch’ên, Chinese Calligraphers and Their Art (1966); and Shen Fu, Glenn D.