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== Business in China ==
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=== Generating Enquiries for Chinese students wanting to come study in the UK ===
Interesting fact for those who want to do business in China: Chinese companies with online companies do not accept international credit cards because of the high rate of credit card fraud. Don't bother. Give up now. Or take a boat to China, then they'll talk.
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== Chinese language resources ==
 
== Chinese language resources ==
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*PMP (拍马屁 pai ma pi): bootlick.
 
*PMP (拍马屁 pai ma pi): bootlick.
  
== Optimising websites for Chinese content ==
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What is origin of the use of 大虾 (big prawns) as subsitute for 大家 (everybody)? Funny PRC internet speak? Never heard Singaporeans use it, seems to be used only on PRC forums.
  
 
=== Meta tags ===
 
=== Meta tags ===
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<meta name="Keywords" content="CHINESE KEYWORDS HERE">
 
<meta name="Keywords" content="CHINESE KEYWORDS HERE">
 
<meta name="Description" content="CHINESE DESCRIPTION HERE"></pre>
 
<meta name="Description" content="CHINESE DESCRIPTION HERE"></pre>
 
=== Alt tags ===
 
  
 
Alt tags need to be translated as well.  
 
Alt tags need to be translated as well.  
 
  
 
== See Also ==
 
== See Also ==

Revision as of 09:24, 23 October 2008

Generating Enquiries for Chinese students wanting to come study in the UK

Chinese language resources

Chinese IT terms

  • 虚拟主机服务: Virtual Server
  • 虚拟主机空间: Webhosting space
  • 博客: Blog

Chinese Internet Slang

  • 5555 (五五五五 wǔ wǔ wǔ wǔ): crying noises
  • PF (佩服 pei fu): RESPECT, YO.
  • TMD (他妈的 ta ma de): swear word
  • 3Q (三Q san kew): thank you!
  • 94 (就是 jiu shi): yes, that is.
  • 42 (是 shi): yes!
  • PMP (拍马屁 pai ma pi): bootlick.

What is origin of the use of 大虾 (big prawns) as subsitute for 大家 (everybody)? Funny PRC internet speak? Never heard Singaporeans use it, seems to be used only on PRC forums.

Meta tags

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=gb2312" />    // thats the charset for simplified chinese
<meta name="Keywords" content="CHINESE KEYWORDS HERE">
<meta name="Description" content="CHINESE DESCRIPTION HERE">

Alt tags need to be translated as well.

See Also