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oh....thanks Dawn ....Novice....
its been my preasure....
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The fools enjoy their careless pleasure,
But their way is dark and leads to danger.
I have no fear for the peril of my own person,
But only lest the chariot of my lord should be dashed.
- Mi Ping, 芈平 (339 – 278 BC). Statesman and China’s greatest patriotic poet, who invented and wrote poems in Chu Ci (楚辞
) out of his love and anguish for his country and its future after several failed attempts to persuade the Emperor - which finally culminated in his exile and drove to death by corrupted and envious ministers. Since then, he is being celebrated annually on the fifth day of the fifth month of the Chinese calendar with meat dumplings and dragon boat in search of his body in the forgotten ocean of greatness and unflinching loyalty. He is better known as 屈原.
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Originally posted by Fcukpap:
The fools enjoy their careless pleasure,
But their way is dark and leads to danger.
I have no fear for the peril of my own person,
But only lest the chariot of my lord should be dashed.
- Mi Ping, 芈平 (339 – 278 BC). Statesman and China’s greatest patriotic poet, who invented and wrote poems in Chu Ci (楚辞
) out of his love and anguish for his country and its future after several failed attempts to persuade the Emperor - which finally culminated in his exile and drove to death by corrupted and envious ministers. Since then, he is being celebrated annually on the fifth day of the fifth month of the Chinese calendar with meat dumplings and dragon boat in search of his body in the forgotten ocean of greatness and unflinching loyalty. He is better known as 屈原.
Reminds me of this . The festival is next month.
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yeah,,,,do u like bah zhang?
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wonder if buddhist temples serve vegetarian bah zhang?
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Originally posted by Fcukpap:
wonder if buddhist temples serve vegetarian bah zhang?
Yes, they serve and also make vegetarian bah zhang to sell. I like all kinds of bah zhang. What about you?
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Originally posted by Dawnfirstlight:
Yes, they serve and also make vegetarian bah zhang to sell. I like all kinds of bah zhang. What about you?
wowz...cool....
me like bah zhang oso....esp. nonya zhang...assorted types as well but dun like those empty types i.e. ki zhang....but have not tried veg type...hmmm....would like to try some....soonz....any temple or place i can try some good ones?
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“It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change."
- Charles W. Darwin
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“You can resist an invading army; you cannot resist an idea whose time has come.”
- Victor Hugo
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Make your first sweet words the last; move on to what you really need to do in life.
- Fcukpap
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Amituofo
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Originally posted by Fcukpap:
wowz...cool....
me like bah zhang oso....esp. nonya zhang...assorted types as well but dun like those empty types i.e. ki zhang....but have not tried veg type...hmmm....would like to try some....soonz....any temple or place i can try some good ones?
Temples like Buddhist Lodge, Maha Bodhi etc. They have very nice vegetarian Ba Zhang.
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thanks Dawn for the recommendation....
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An enlightened ruler does not worry about people not knowing him; he worries about not knowing people.
Nothing is harder to see into than people's nature. The sage looks at subtle phenomena and listens to small voices. This harmonizes the outside with the inside and the inside with the outside.
Those who are skilled in combat do not become angered, those who are skilled at winning do not become afraid. Thus the wise win before they fight, while the ignorant fight to win.
- Wolong (181 - 234). Orphaned at a very young age in a time of great political and warring turmoil, he worked as a farmer by day and self study by night. Because of his great knowledge, innovative mechanical ingenuity, and legendary predictions of political affairs, he became well known and was visited three times before he agreed to advise and fight against enemies. He overworked to death to serve his master with utmost loyalty; and even at his death, his enemies would not dare tread on his State for fear of falling into his great scheming tactics. He is often called å�§é¾™å…ˆç”Ÿï¼Œbut better known as 诸葛亮 and 诸葛å”明 - First Prime Minister of Shu Han
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