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Today, while hiking in New Mexico, my wife and I encountered a couple Chinese guys. At one of the
scenic spots, we took their photo, and they took ours. I asked what the Chinese word for 'smile'
was, was told 'xiao', said it before I snapped, they laughed, and I hope they got a good pic.

Afterwards, it occured to us that in the US we say 'cheese' not 'smile'. Now, 'cheese' is total
nonsense. I doubt the literal translation is 'cheese'. But, what do friends, family or total
strangers say to each other in Chinese before taking one another's picture?

Just curious.

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what do friends, family or total strangers say to each other in Chinese before taking one
another's picture?

Usually, 茄子 (qiézi) which means eggplant or aubergine and produces the same smile-like mouth
shape.

againstwind -

This is a good question.
Besides, 茄子 sometimes people say 七(qi), which sounds like chee

gougou -

Sometimes, they won't say anything at all, but the person taking the picture will be counting out
loud 一，二... Then, while the uninitiated foreigner is still waiting for the 三，the guy
will quickly snap your picture. When taking a picture, I even had people laughing at me once when
I actually counted till three.

Alhazred -

I'd say that's because you actually smile when you say the word cheese with conviction.

Same way, a photographer recently came where I work for a group picture and he had us say ouistiti
because we do smile when we say that word.

Koneko -

Hmm... The one I normally use is:-

1, 2... 3

As suggested by gougou.

K.

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Chinanews, May 30 �C Chief of the Energy Resources Institute of the
National Development and Reform Commission Zhou Dadi pointed out at an
international academic forum May 28 that it is not China that has driven
world oil price up.
According to the facts presented by the authoritative scholar Zhou Dadi,
China's oil consumption today only accounts for 8 percent of the world
oil consumption; oil trade volume in China has not even reached 6 percent
of that in the whole world; and China's oil and gas import is far lower
than that of the US and Japan. Besides, it is also indicated by the fact
that China's oil import remained on the decline while world oil prices
reached record high last year.
Zhou said that world oil price rising did not result from the deficiency
of the oil and gas resources, but from diverse reasons, such as political
conflicts and instability of major oil production countries, which affect
the world oil supply; conflicts of interests between the oil export
countries and oil and gas industries, which slow the enhancement of the
oil supply; as well as abnormal wave of financial speculation, and
sustained booming of the world economy.
China's consumption of energy resources has increased at an accelerated
speed in the past 5 years. As China's industrialization and urbanization
are far from completed, infrastructure construction is being undertaken
on a massive scale, Zhou added. But China's present energy consumption
mainly depends on coal. And self-reliance is the key energy consumption
policy of China, with 90 percent of the one-off energy consumption
realizing self-support.
Zhou also indicated that China has put forward a new scientific approach
concept to development and the need to build a conservation-minded
society, to strive to develop various renewable energy resources. China
is currently in the lead in world in the utilization of the solar energy.
Moreover, bilateral and multilateral win-win cooperation in energy is
part of China's diplomatic policy of peace and peaceful development.

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          ��Stable long-term oil supply predicted
          ��Crude oil deficiency to reach 270mt by 2020
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          ��China exported 1st steel oil pipes to India
          ��Oil refining companies still make losses
          ��China seeks diversified oil supply
          ��G-7 talks focus on oil prices, and China
          ��Oil prices in China will not rise sharply

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The Tan Kah Kee Stadium in Xiamen City welcomed the Red Coat Marching
Band, a world renowned century-old gold medal winning orchestra from the
State of Georgia, on May 24. This luxurious orchestra with 320 members
became the largest troupe to debut an entertaining tour in China. It is
learnt that they have flown to Xiamen in four charter flights on two days
and reserved three hotels in the city and therefore were the biggest
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Pictured, the 420.5-meter-tall Jinmao Tower, current landmark of
Shanghai, is surrounded by tall buildings which have been completed or
are under construction.

Chinanews, May 17 - According to Shanghai's media, Dr. Hu Yugen, head of
an innovation team specialized in high-rise building construction
technologies, revealed that during the 11th Five-Year Plan period,
Shanghai's high-rise buildings is expected to break the 500 meter mark.
At present, all high-rise buildings are designed by foreigners and the
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Many roads and streets in Guangzhou were flooded with water and traffic
was seriously affected on many trunk roads for a long time. Pictured:
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Li Enhai, known as the "master of hand-pulled noodles" that has broken
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million strips of noodles with 1 kilogram of flour in Jinan City on May
8. The 2,652 km length is equal to the distance between Shanhai Pass and
Jiayu Pass on the Great Wall. 25 such extremely fine noodle strips could
together go through one pinhole, which was another record since he
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hotel has Chinese and Western restaurants that serve delicious dishes and
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Address: No.130 Babao Street, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province

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Hongqiao Airport and 90 minutes from Pudong Airport.

The hotel offers a range of comfortable guest rooms, including double
rooms, single rooms, suites, and rooms with a study. For dining, the
hotel has Chinese and Western restaurants that serve delicious dishes and
light snacks. The hotel also has a cafe.

For business travelers, the hotel offers a business center, along with
three meeting rooms. The largest room can hold up to 400 people.

Dining

Chinese restaurant Western restaurant Meeting rooms Cafe Beauty salon
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===========================================================================
Opening Date: Feb,2005  
Address: No.130 Babao Street, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province

Rooms and Rates

Room type  Regular price  Breakfast  Wed Thu
Business Room �588 Chinese/Western buffet �258 �258
Deluxe Standard Room �788 Chinese/Western buffet �348 �348
Warm Room �688 Chinese/Western buffet �328 �328

More rooms/units

Booking policy

Rate for an extra bed is  �100  per night. Price for breakfast: Buffet
�10. Pay at the hotel using cash or credit card. Credit cards accepted:
Peony, Kins, Greatwall, Long, Pacific. The room rate includes the service
fee but excludes other hotel charges, taxes and fees resulting from
special requests. The regular time for check-in is 14:00 and the regular
check-out time is 12:00 noon. If you need to check in earlier or extend
your stay, the hotel may charge an extra fee. (All times shown are GMT +
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Hongqiao Airport and 90 minutes from Pudong Airport.

The hotel offers a range of comfortable guest rooms, including double
rooms, single rooms, suites, and rooms with a study. For dining, the
hotel has Chinese and Western restaurants that serve delicious dishes and
light snacks. The hotel also has a cafe.

For business travelers, the hotel offers a business center, along with
three meeting rooms. The largest room can hold up to 400 people.

Dining

Chinese restaurant Western restaurant Meeting rooms Cafe Beauty salon
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economy hotel, with only 5 minutes drive away to the exhibition center.

Location

Property Amenities

Room Amenities

===========================================================================
Opening Date: Feb,2005  
Address: No.130 Babao Street, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province

Rooms and Rates

Room type  Regular price  Breakfast  Wed Thu
Business Room �588 Chinese/Western buffet �258 �258
Deluxe Standard Room �788 Chinese/Western buffet �348 �348
Warm Room �688 Chinese/Western buffet �328 �328

More rooms/units

Booking policy

Rate for an extra bed is  �100  per night. Price for breakfast: Buffet
�10. Pay at the hotel using cash or credit card. Credit cards accepted:
Peony, Kins, Greatwall, Long, Pacific. The room rate includes the service
fee but excludes other hotel charges, taxes and fees resulting from
special requests. The regular time for check-in is 14:00 and the regular
check-out time is 12:00 noon. If you need to check in earlier or extend
your stay, the hotel may charge an extra fee. (All times shown are GMT +
8 hours.)

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