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对三表老师的采访，2月12日会如期与大家见面Posted by Jeremy Goldkorn, February 2, 2007 12:33 PM
三表老师: 太TMD夸奖了。 热烈欢迎《不许联想》的读者到我们单位参观。请耐心地等到下周一，就可以看到采访的视频或音频. Editor's note for non Chinese readers: We recently interviewed Wang Xiaofeng for a Danwei TV show; he wrote some very nice things about us, even though he did compare your correspondent to Da Shan. The interview with Wang will be published next week. |
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Comments on 对三表老师的采访，2月12日会如期与大家见面
Damned, Jeremy, what have you been doing to trigger off that comparison?
的录像什么时间放出？
Fons: obviously something dodgy!
采访三表的录像下星期就上传。我们要先剪辑。全采访的录象要作成音频。
好多鸡肠子啊！不过都不是给我们看嘀！
参观完毕！^^
好啊,喜欢你的博客,我现在通过看你的博客学习英语,哈哈
I 看不懂
da shan?
but you're not even canadian?
oh! the indignity!
The Da Shan comparison is almost inevitable. Being a foreigner in China usually sets it off.
Ah the old "comparison to Da Shan".
I've always thought those comparisons were a sign one had arrived at Stage 3.
Stages of Chinese Learning, with examples
Stage 1: 你好!
Stage 2: 我要一个这个(points)!
Stage 3: 肏！看什么？不干你的事！
As soon as you get to that stage, everyone is calling you Da Shan II.
I'll leave the Chinese examples for Stages 4 and up as an exercise for readers who have actually reached those stages! :)
你红了……
ha.
I know it from Wang's blog
i am enjoying it now
Hey, today is 12.2. I am waiting
man，where‘s the show？
Can’t wait any more。。。