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🌧️"Good rain knows its time right, it will fall when comes spring." Today marks Yu Shui (Rain Water), the second solar term in the Chinese lunar calendar. As Yu Shui arrives, spring quietly unfolds. At Sinopec service stations, oil fields and drilling sites, flowers are about to blossom and... show more

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Сергей1 year ago

Тема прогноз погоды,это информация в нашей повседневной жизни всегда необходима...

Skinny ²1 year ago

Kuliwa ni hulka ya mtu,haihusiani na imani,,actuall mwanamke aliumbwa na k na mwanaume aliumbwa na uume for reason..🤗

Bennywhite🤍1 year ago

Happy wonderful Tuesday 🫂🌞

Gan Jing World1 year ago

✦ Little Forest ✦ Hye-won grows tired of life in the city and returns to her hometown in the countryside. After a year of living in the countryside with her old friends, Hye-won finally realizes what she has always been searching for. 🍿Watch Now

Patrick Freeman1 year ago

Gentle as the sunset.

Celine SKy1 year ago

Interesting article, but could use more clarity and details for better understanding. Keep up the good work!

Hoangg555 Duc1 year ago

$rdpost

Joseph Simmons1 year ago

The clarity and precision in your writing are amazing.

Kaisar boyjun1 year ago

Spring showers bring AI growths! PublicAI's decentralized workforce is blooming with high-quality data, just like those flowers at Sinopec service stations

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It's not an exaggeration — Chinese is just amazing!!! Listen to this poem where almost every word is pronounced "yu" (of course with different tones and meanings), yet it still tells a detailed and vivid story: 🔻🔻🔻🔻🔻 Yu Yu wanted to go fishing. He came to my house and found me. He said to me, "I want to go fishing in the shallows of Yushui. Will you go with me?" I replied, "I plan to sell a piece of jade. Yu Yu wants to buy it, so I have to go to his house." So I went to Yu Yu's house together with Yu Yu to meet him and try to sell the jade. Just then, it started to rain heavily. The rainwater flooded Yu Yu’s house. I said to Yu Yu, "I originally planned to go fishing in the shallows of Yushui — should I fish now, or sell the jade?" While taking shelter from the rain at Yu Yu's house, I sold the jade to him. When the rain stopped, Yu Yu and I slowly left Yu Yu's house and went to the shallows of Yushui to go fishing. 👍👍👍👍👍

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32,947 views • 1 year ago

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