by cojhjf84

Slump and unlikely to bear. (Note: This phrase seems a bit incomplete or unclear in Chinese, so the English translation retains that ambiguity. If you can provide more context or clarify, I can refine the translation further!) If you meant "slump and unlikely to recover," please let me know for a more accurate translation!
2010-4-4 11:12
The stock market's influence on consumption is obvious. This time, the crisis occurred as the US stock market fell all the way from 14,000 points. The public w......
Chinese to blow up in English
2010-4-4 11:12
The desire to explode in Chinese can be understood, as long as you have a road too early, but recently a jar came out and got hit, which seems ridiculous. To b......