<div>In this episode, I talk about 'Touching Porcelain'. This is a literal translation of the Chinese phrase, of course, it's not as simple as just touching porcelain... so what could it be? Hint: It's not similar to the English idiom 'touch wood'.<br>
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To see the transcript, visit: <a href="https://chinesecolloquialised.com/">https://chinesecolloquialised.com</a> </div>

In this episode, I talk about 'Touching Porcelain'. This is a literal translation of the Chinese phrase, of course, it's not as simple as just touching porcelain... so what could it be? Hint: It's not similar to the English idiom 'touch wood'. To see the transcript, visit: https://chinesecolloquialised.com

In this episode, I talk about 'Touching Porcelain'. This is a literal translation of the Chinese phrase, of course, it's not as simple as just touching porcelain... so what could it be? Hint: It's not similar to the English idiom 'touch wood'.<br>
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To see the transcript, visit: <a href="https://chinesecolloquialised.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://chinesecolloquialised.com</a>&nbsp;

Episode 54: 碰瓷儿(Touch Porcelain?)

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