Chinese Tang

Posted on February 02nd, 2010 in Asian Antiques

You agree that Great China Tang Cheng Lock is the hero of Malaysia. Merdeka.?
Very close to his British and he can speak English well. Tengku Abdul Rahman came to Malacca the day of his death and he said to him that if he does not. Merdeka of Malaysia will not be easy. After 50 [...]

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Chinese Poetry

Posted on January 21st, 2009 in Asian Antiques

Who can help translated into Chinese?
Old school friends are teachers who have moved to Canada this month. I would like to write poetry of her and me. Only one copy of decision from the tank. 300 Famous poetry. One I copied is:寻隐者不遇松下问童子言师采药去只在此山中云深不知处first. What is appropriate? Two people, please help me in writing verse dedicated [...]

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