‘Too much to eat and not enough to do’ — phrase of the week – SupChina
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‘Let he who tied the bell on the tiger take it off’ — phrase of the week – SupChina
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‘Try anything when in a desperate situation’ — phrase of the week – SupChina
‘Strive something when in a determined state of affairs’ — phrase of the week – SupChina Skip to the content...
‘Blind Mountain’ morals — phrase of the week – SupChina
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They don’t cry until they see the coffin — phrase of the week – SupChina
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Resisting Spring Festival pressures to get married — phrase of the week – SupChina
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A young hero takes on Tencent — phrase of the week – SupChina
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