Speak Shenzhen

-	You can rest in peace on the moon for $12,000
-	狗带
-	Impersonate
-	Chow down
-	Georges Braque, a creator of Cubism
-	Silent cafes attract solo Japanese in search of peace
-	Catch Phrase 潮词潮语
-	Word of the Day 每日一词
-	Idioms & Slang 英语习惯
-	Arthur Eddington, science popularizer
-	Central heating can leave you feeling sick by suppressing genes that ward off disease
-	网红
-	Furor
-	Chew someone out
-	Fyodor Dostoevsky, great Russian writer
-	Titanic’s last lunch menu sells for $88,000
-	...到cry
-	Swindle
-	Charley horse
-	Louis Vuitton, box-maker extraordinaire
-	Does watching good TV make you a better person?
-	不要不要的
-	Spaniard
-	Cast-iron stomach
-	Rudolf Virchow, father of modern pathology
-	Cosmetic surgery for pets a growing trend in South Korea
-	活久见
-	Counterfeit liquor
-	Cut the mustard
-	John Steinbeck, California chronicler
-	The best place in the world to be an expat
-	颜性恋
-	Skepticism
-	Buy a lemon
-	Ansel Adams, photographer of the West
-	220-year-old apple tree has a unique way of staying alive
-	担当
-	Centenarian
-	Break a leg
-	Werner Heisenberg and the Uncertainty Principle
-	The smartphone that floats: You’ll never have to fish your mobile out of the toilet again
-	Catch Phrase 潮词潮语
-	Word of the Day 每日一词
-	Idioms & Slang 英语习惯
-	John Fletcher, successor to Shakespeare
-	Thieves steal stone to feed fashion for expensive home makeovers
-	Catch Phrase 潮词潮语
-	Word of the Day 每日一词
-	Idioms & Slang 英语习惯
-	Peter Paul Rubens, Baroque painter