At month 20, DD fell in love with everything I had. She attempted to put on my coat, hat and glasses. In particular, she loved to try on my shoes. I also noticed her pretend playing with toy animals and her dolly. [......]
Which standard sets of Chinese characters we should learn, traditional Chinese or simplified Chinese? My advice would be children should learn simplified Chinese rather than traditional Chinese. [......]
Today, I am going to teach you to say mushroom, mango, mandarin and mulberry in Chinese. [......]
The Vietnamese noodle soup with fresh ginger and vegetables is a tasty chicken broth served with homemade pork meat balls, vegetables and rice noodle. It offers comfort, balance, a thousand flavors in a single bowl! [......]
At month 19, DD continued to test her locomotion skills. She loved book-reading. She also desired to help, by imitating what we were doing. She started to show feelings and emotions as an individual human being. She showed more affection towards her toys, especially her teddy bear and dolly. [......]
Today, I am going to teach you to say leek, lettuce, lemon and lime in Chinese. [......]
The 2002 Chinese movie “hero” has been one of my favorite movies since its debut. I like this movie, not because its well-known director and all-star cast, nor because its poetic virtual effects and refreshing Martial arts stunts, but because its philosophy, which contains the essence of Chinese culture and martial arts. [......]
Today, I am going to teach you to say garlic, green bean, grape and grapefruit in Chinese. [......]
At month 18, DD was on the move every minute except sleeping time. She still kept one habit that soothed her—sucking her thumb. Growing with her height was her tamper tantrums. [......]
Spinach casserole with bacon and fresh shiitake mushrooms is DD’s favorite recipe. It is is flavorful to her taste bud, friendly to new teeth, nutritious to her health, and fairy easy to cook. [......]
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