Chinese animals

Mobile phones have become an indispensable tool in our daily lives: no matter where we go, we carry it with us, we have been watching it, through which we communicate with the world and find out all the gossip. If one day we forget to be at home, we will be confused! As an indispensable part of life, you will definitely want to bring it a personal style. These 35 wallpapers will let you unlock your phone every once in a while just to see them and melt gently.

Learning Chinese characters can be challenging due to the complexity and diversity of the symbols. One effective approach is the topic-oriented characters learning method, which focuses on specific themes to make the process more efficient and engaging. This time, we continue our thematic learning with twelve characters representing animals! Origin These animal characters are among…

Como se diz em mandarim alguns animais ( cão, gato, pássaro...).

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♔ Chinese Paradise FlyCatcher

The image is a watercolor painting of a tiger in a dynamic pose. The tiger's body is curled, its tail wrapping around the white background. Its orange and black striped fur is depicted with bold strokes, and its sharp claws are extended. The tiger's eyes are narrowed, giving it a fierce and powerful expression. The painting is done in a traditional Chinese style, with a focus on bold lines and dramatic brushwork. The artist uses negative space to highlight the power and presence of the…

Many animals have no bones; instead they wear their skeleton on the outside, where it also serves as armor. So why do humans have their bones on the inside, leaving their soft flesh exposed and unprotected? Exoskeletons, or outer skeletons, are great for small animals, like insects. But on larger animals, heavy armor makes it hard to move. One evolutionary solution is to replace big, heavy plates of armor with small, flexible plates or scales. Photo: Maria Diekmann, from @pbsnature

The traditional Chinese zodiac

Pangolins are the most trafficked mammals in the world, and the Chinese pangolin may be the most endangered of them all.