<h3>Some basic principles of ancient Chinese grammar</h3>

<h4>Changing the tone changes words from verb to noun</h4>
担 - to shoulder something

<h4>Conversations and Dialogue: 曰， 谓， 对</h4>

<h3>Ah!</h3>

<h4>He / she / it / WTF</h4>
Fun fact: you know where the Chinese word 她 (she) comes from? It comes from a love poem from the 1920s. That's right. The Chinese word "she" was invented less than 100 years ago. Before that, there <i>was no female-gender-specific word</i> for "that person over there". Up until 

<h3>The Big Baddies of Ancient Chinese Grammar: 为，而，之</h3>
I guess they just had less words then or something, but th. 
<h3>为</h3>

<h3>而</h3>

<h3>之</h3>



Oh man, the 