Baidu Baike VS MyWikis

Baidu Baike mentions (10)

• C-Drama Glossary: Drama Genre, Chinese Slang & Other Terminology

  Compiled, proofread and edited by u/lollipopdeath. Big thanks to u/shkencorebreaks, u/240229, u/Best-Form-4649, u/Atharaphelun, u/DenisWB and u/dengyideng for their contribution and correction to this glossary list. | Source: Baidu Encyclopedia, Immortal Mountain, Drama Potatoe, The World of Chinese, Daily C-Pop, CPOP HOME,Wikipedia, cyn lynn, Sip of Tea, guoman, iNews, ICW, Octo Plus Media, DramaPanda. Source: 5 months ago

• Resources for the /r/Zen Translator

  Baidu Baike -- link -- A Chinese-language equivalent to Wikipedia. Useful for pursuing in-depth information on content relating to specific mythological, historical, and literary allusions that may not be as readily available in the English-speaking web. Source: 7 months ago

• Any website for posting research findings on the language in Chinese?

  百度百科,like a wiki from baidu, but I don't think it's as good as wiki except for some of the chinese content that is more detailed than wiki. Source: about 1 year ago

• [Chinese > English] Sticker Says ?? On a supposed 200-300 year old chest

  It does exist today, but already became the northern part of Wenqing road. The major business there is clothes yet. As the person who live in Ganzhou I shop there few times. You can search 杂衣街 in this website (Chinese only) (I cannot paste the link of the article cuz it contains Chinese characters). Source: over 1 year ago

• Where/how can you tell who dubbed a drama?

  Omg, I used to do this a lot! Eventually I figured out to do a search on baike.baidu.com, and it helps that I can read a lil bit of Chinese to muddle my way through. Source: about 2 years ago

MyWikis mentions (0)