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 ==Char siu== 
 As far as I know it's never known as Chinese barbecued pork.  —   

 == Guzheng == 

 Nice to hear from you.  Are you into traditional music too?    

 Thanks, I like itI've just registered for that forum.    

 The Zou website does have some good zheng information, but I just wish the spammer would be more honest about it and not keep putting the site up top, and titling it with that fake title when it's actually Zou's personal website.    

 ==Vitasoy== 
 Please tell me where the violation is, but not just ambiguously write down the url. Don't tell me you can find out the scandals as well in the offical website.    

 The user above has restored the content of this, but he has removed the copyright violation tag that you added. Why do you believe the article is copyright violation and why did you list it at Wikipedia:Copyright problems?    

 == More on dizi == 

 Check out spelling of article title Ar Jiao and Di mo  should these also be standardized?    
 
 == no heading == 
 hi LDHan, please read the discussion page on simplified chinese. Thanks!  

  

 == Chinese naming conventions == 

 I just made a new proposal on NPOV treatment of the different Chinese languages/dialects on the Chinese naming conventions. Please take a look and comment if you will. Thanks.  

 == British people who get Chinese citizenship == 
 I thought I had one in my hand, but now I cannot find him.  Oh well.  Anyway, if WP is going to be around for while, I am sure some British will become Chinese citizens even if they never give up their British passport.  No reason why they should not and nothing stops them from doing so if they want.  What will we name them then?  Thanks   

 == Jiaozi == 

 I think it's okay if you removed the irrelevant Cantonese romanizations from this page.  Thanks     

 == Moving Standard Mandarin == 

 I've started a thread to try to build proper consensus about whether to move Standard Mandarin to a more intuitive and perhaps neutral title or not. I've left this message at your talkpage because you've participated in previous discussions about a possible title change. Please feel free to contribute with your thoughts and arguments at Talk:Standard Mandarin#The move. 

    

 == Dizi == 

 Wow, you know a lot about dizi players!  I had a Chinese music teacher who played the dizi who was from Wuxi.  He said he'd studied (maybe at the Shanghai Conservatory?) with a very famous dizi player, the man who had invented the koudi.  Is he one of the three you mention or should he be added?    

 OK, here's his name: Yu Xunfa.  He invented the koudi in 1971.  Do you want to add him?    

 I think Yu's a big name.  Regarding the list of guzheng players, you're right, it's very long (as is the player list in the erhu article).  Maybe the list could go to its own page, and the ""prominent players"" section mention just the most prominent (as well as a few foreigners who are doing interesting things with the instrument).    

 == Jinghu == 

 Funny about the jinghu guy, just last week I was at Harvard and had a chat with this guy.  He plays in a very strange way!  Lots of choppy phrases in odd rhythms and I didn't recognize any of the melodies as coming from jingxi.    

 == Guzheng techniques == 

 Hi, I think the cascading ""waterfall"" sound is a prominent element of guzheng technique (and one that Western audiences particularly like, even though it's