The great purple Cow Pee strikes again

[flemmings]

Read the quote of the week up there at the top and weep. Weep great salt tears at what an enterprising Australian and his pinyin illiterate friends in China have wrought.

Thank you so much, daegaer.

Comments

[mauvecloud.livejournal.com]

Huh. What of first-, second-string strategists? (Cao Cao's lamentation "Ah, if only Guo Jia were still alive!" brings fangirl squee to one's eyes.)

[flemmings.livejournal.com]

All those guys run together in my mind. Guo Jia? Do I know Guo Jia? Yes, Wikipedia informs me that I have met Guo Jia often but the name rings no bells. Nor the other guy that Cao Cao had executed and wept bittelry for. As with Lor dof the Rings, I suppose all this will get clearer on the second read, if and when.

Or Ravages of Time, maybe, that adds a face and kanji to the names. But the translated to Japanese part is all stuff before the story gets interesting and is a hideous price once the exchange rate gets factored in.

[mauvecloud.livejournal.com]

Eh, why japanese? You should be able to handle the original (HK chinese, traditional hanzi).

Yours truly, on the other hand, stops at Doraemon when it comes to reading chineses.

And here be pretty!Guo Jia in Ravages of Time, english scans:

http://www.onemanga.com/The_Ravages_of_Time/207/05/

[flemmings.livejournal.com]

You should be able to handle the original (HK chinese, traditional hanzi).

You're mad. I stop at 趴趴熊蹺 (translated from the Japanese) when it comes to reading Chinese. There's this little thing called grammar, to say nothing of variant meanings between the kanji and hanzi, to say nothing of 了 moan tremble tremble.

Mhhh- scanlations. Maybe will look at. Thanks.