"On pense que tous de nos jeux sont fabriqué là."
which means:
"We think that all of our toys are made there."
Not drastically different from the USA... So, so far my search for a French view of China has come up as nilch. I did find an interesting book in the library though! Its title translates to:
China, the Young Empire
I flipped through the book - it's really good! My favorite section was on the topic of current concubines (basically additional wives bought by possessions, money, and class). In my Area Studies Class this was a prevelent topic, and when I saw it in this book I was like "Yes! I know that! Look, look!" My friends were not quite as impressed as I expected...)
I plan on asking my librarian about the book and why she bought it (and possibly what she thinks of China... If the vibes are right!) Today I did stop by a Chinese street fair, but that didn't give me much insight, other than that French-Chinese food is delicious... I posted some pictures of the fair in my last post if you want to see them.
I'll keep trying to get a "French view of China", but it may be hard to find, especially considering all my possible discussion questions will be worded more simply than a 5 year old!
I admire your drive kiddo. Keep up the deep thoughts, they can only help expand your mind. nilch = nil+zilch? LOL
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