Giving gifts may be considered as the art since there are no boundaries for gift exchanges in terms of globalization. Moreover,lots of gifts are made and imported to USA from China such as stuffed animals and bizarre contraptions of some heinous toys for kids. You better watch out not only for Santa Claus coming to town but the tiny hazardous parts for little kids under 3 who might put small parts into their mouth as food without any knowledge as toddlers.
In Pin Yin system of romanization,such conditions may be pronounced as "yihu xunchang de liwu for bizarre gifts and "xinfaming de wanyi'er." for new contraptions as toys. Here is a trial lesson for those who wish to have a glimpse of the Chinese language. For more elaborations,visit www.Amazon.com online book catalog and order "A Glimpse of the Chinese Language" in English as an educational gift published by the RAND Corpoation,a think tank in Santa Monica,California for thoughtful folks who would be looking forward to Olympic Games in Beijing 2008 and Expo 2010 for better understanding of the Chinese language to communicate with Chinese folks in China and in every nook and corner in the world. The United Nations has decided to use simplified Chinese for the convenience of international folks who would find the Chinese language easier from simplified Chinese characterstoys. Francis Shieh a.k.a. Xie Shihao on December 20, 2007
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