Hello, it’s nice to read your post and hear about you sharing your own experience. Are you from Hong Kong? I may have overlooked your post as there were so many posts in a day. It’s a bit weird to see Hong Kong people using simplified Chinese haha.
Hello, it’s nice to read your post and hear about you sharing your own experience. Are you from Hong Kong? I may have overlooked your post as there were so many posts in a day. It’s a bit weird to see Hong Kong people using simplified Chinese haha.
Ha ha... my hubby translated my English blogs for me. I used simplified chinese because I think the cn group is from China. I am probably wrong. Yes, I am from HK but did my studies abroad, therefore writing English is much easier for me. Is the cn group from up North or HK? I haven't a clue.
Oh I see. Cool, I was just wondering. There are many HK people writing bilingual posts and you may interact with more peopl to integrate into the community. The CN Group stands for the whole China, of course.
Does the whole of China include Taiwan? As you know of course, Taiwanese people write in Traditional Chinese but my experience is that most posts are in Simplified Chinese (probably because of the bigger audience group), but it would be nice to have both versions.
Yes of course, there are many posts made by Taiwanese people there, and the Hong Kong people are also using Traditional Chinese.
I know that most people will want to write in Simplified Chinese for the mainland audience. But the Chinese language is so much more elegant and enriching to read in its Traditional form. I hope that people will post in both languages, not just to help promote the spread of knowledge to all the Chinese audience but to also try and spread the message of unity and peace between Chinese people.