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Use puns, poems, and memes to welcome in the Year of the Dragon
Learn to decipher the opaque language of interviewers and use wordplay to land a dream job
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Chinese netizens have mastered the art of slacking to survive in an increasingly stressful society
In a year marked by a competitive job market and viral trends, here are the words and phrases that netizens coined to talk about it all
A guide to expressing embarrassment like a Chinese netizen
China’s netizens are in awe at children who show wisdom beyond their years
Ride the roller coaster of China’s stock market with our guide to investor jargon and slang
Chinese netizens have a new term to describe their exhausting office culture—“work smell”
Kweichow Moutai and Luckin Coffee have captured netizens imagination with a viral “baijiu” and coffee concoction
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