| Change log entry 14387 | |
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| Processed by: | karanmisra (2009-08-24 03:47:55 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 13962 - submitted by 'karanmisra' >> << resubmitted review queue entry 11957 - submitted by 'ycandau' >> << resubmitted review queue entry 11333 - submitted by 'nickc' >> Nick, since you are with us now, you can help me on this one. I know no more than what I have read in various web pages, using this phrase and none of them explaining its origin. It seems to be invoked essentially when speaking of green spaces. Have more lights on the subject ? (remember you can find your original submission in the "processed review queue archive") |
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+ 黃土不露天 黄土不露天 [huang2 tu3 bu4 lu4 tian1] /a slogan used in reference to a project to increasing greenery in some parts of Northern China/ |