“Imperial capital”的版本间的差异
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The use of “imperial capital” to mean Beijing has increased as Internet users have come to rely more and more on code words, homonyms, and creatively indirect references to avoid and circumvent censorship. | The use of “imperial capital” to mean Beijing has increased as Internet users have come to rely more and more on code words, homonyms, and creatively indirect references to avoid and circumvent censorship. | ||
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2015年3月29日 (日) 07:05的版本
帝都 (dì dū): imperial capital
The imperial capital in 2012. (Yong . L)
Beijing. Often contrasted with the Demon Capital (魔都 mó dū), i.e. Shanghai.
The use of “imperial capital” to mean Beijing has increased as Internet users have come to rely more and more on code words, homonyms, and creatively indirect references to avoid and circumvent censorship.
