Kevin has left the office, and he is currently fighting the rat race by working on his own business. He enjoys exploring unvisited places around the world and gaining new experiences. He believes that by properly managing our energy and time, we can learn to invest our lives wisely.
I used a Pinyin input editor; Pinyin is a phonetization of the Chinese language for speakers of western languages and allows us to enter Chinese characters using Roman characters. Chinese people use something different which lets them type much faster…
Using the Pinyin you type “wo zhu nimen xinnian kuaile!” to get those characters. Each syllable maps to one character. The problem with Pinyin is that there’s a lot of characters that map to a “sound” so you need to check what the program is selecting for you…
Rabbits are supposed to be lucky, so let’s hope so! At least the Chinese haven’t warped their signs all out of whack like what recently happened to the astrological signs…
Financial Samurai says
February 3, 2011 at 12:10 amCool! How do you type that in your header?
Kevin says
February 3, 2011 at 9:39 amI used a Pinyin input editor; Pinyin is a phonetization of the Chinese language for speakers of western languages and allows us to enter Chinese characters using Roman characters. Chinese people use something different which lets them type much faster…
Using the Pinyin you type “wo zhu nimen xinnian kuaile!” to get those characters. Each syllable maps to one character. The problem with Pinyin is that there’s a lot of characters that map to a “sound” so you need to check what the program is selecting for you…
Jaymus (RealizedReturns) says
February 3, 2011 at 12:25 amLet’s hope that the year of the rabbit is a good one! The heading really caught my eye in my rss reader..
Kevin says
February 3, 2011 at 9:41 amRabbits are supposed to be lucky, so let’s hope so! At least the Chinese haven’t warped their signs all out of whack like what recently happened to the astrological signs…
Nicole says
February 3, 2011 at 6:36 pmHappy New Year!
Kevin says
February 4, 2011 at 10:24 amThanks! 🙂
youngandthrifty says
February 16, 2011 at 2:00 amChuc Mong Nam Moi!
That’s happy new year in Vietnamese.
I was saying it incessantly in Vietnam 🙂
Kevin says
February 16, 2011 at 11:43 amThanks! 🙂