Floor_Lava

yeah, this is a thing you've actually gotta teach and let settle in at a young age. the alternative is a hive mind, with workers working and slackers slacking, and nobody ever gaining a sense of self that drives them to betterment. that is why communism put into practice never pans out. the honest people stay honest (and poor), and the sludge of the earth go through the motions, draining everything all around.

yes, give the Chinese words and then expand a tiny bit on why and how they are different. also explaining that calling people titles like "old lady/grandma" or "old auntie" is not disrespect but it's in fact the very opposite. the grandparents are asking to be called specifically by the familial title, instead of the general respectful title that doesn't necessarily indicate closeness or family relation

all the cool kids getting down to the yiyi yaya 😎

whose Western style house? Yan Yun is going to be a Ni sister, i think her drama show is going to start before a big reveal

as deserved

isn't yellow poop a sign of vitamin deficiency? or illness which results in low absorption? now I'm wondering if all Chinese poop is yellow... the things these stories make me think... gah

i thought it meant a man who prostitutes? does it also mean pimp? interesting. now I'm wondering about the American "ducks".. always associated it with the game Duck-Duck-Goose, probably because i couldn't make sense of it as a child. (white people=ducks? meanwhile in Spanish a duck is queer)

good chapter! 👏

karma

noun 1. Medicine the cause, set of causes, or manner of causation of a disease or condition. "a group of distinct diseases with different etiologies" 2. the investigation or attribution of the cause or reason for something, often expressed in terms of historical or mythical explanation.