Connor Walden

@ConnorWalden (30)

Nanjing, China

Joined myLot 9 years ago

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What's the meaning of "lot" in the word "mylot"?

Connor Walden @ConnorWalden (30) • Nanjing, China 17 Feb 17

As a non-native speaker of English, I know phrases like "a lot of" , but who can tell me the meaning of "lot" in the word "mylot". It has become a question to me since I knew this web~~

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How about the aged tendency in your country?

Connor Walden @ConnorWalden (30) • Nanjing, China 17 Feb 17

Aged tendency of China's population is much more serious than I think. This is what I see in a square near which is my primary school where I studied ten years ago. At that time, there were only a few old men playing chess. Now,...

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Keep writing Mylot in 2017

Connor Walden @ConnorWalden (30) • Nanjing, China 16 Feb 17

Keep writing Mylot, make more friends, practice my English! 2017!

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When can we use MyLot on phones?

Connor Walden @ConnorWalden (30) • Nanjing, China 21 Jan 16

If there is a phone version of MyLot~I mean an MyLot app~ I would be able to make a discussion anywhere and respond timely~~Any time if I want , just take a photo, add some words and then share my life...how good it would...

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When would Chinese like to be punctual?

Connor Walden @ConnorWalden (30) • Nanjing, China 11 Oct 15

Are Chinese people always unpunctual? It is depends. As a Chinese, I can say we are indeed very flexible on punctuality. I still feel unsure about it sometimes. If a meeting is formal and important, I will go for it on time or...

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Is it a Chinese dumpling?

Connor Walden @ConnorWalden (30) • Nanjing, China 11 Oct 15

What to eat this morning? Mum made and cooked wontons this morning. Look! Is it a Chinese dumpling?NONONO, it is another Chinese traditional food~~called "Huntun" translated as "Wonton" into English. It is smaller in size. Most...

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What convenience and inconvenience are arising from the China internet blocks ('' the internet wall'') for chinese?

Connor Walden @ConnorWalden (30) • Nanjing, China 5 Oct 15

In terms of inconvenience, well, it is evident that we cannot get full reports about some sensitive international or internal events, particularly when they are related with politics. We can not use fb or tuiter as convenient as...

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