Liu is a very common surname in Chinese, and its transliteration to English may vary depending on context. In most cases, it is transliterated as Liu in English. However, if you are referring to a specific individual with the surname Liu, such as a famous actor or actress, their English name or preferred transliteration may differ. Without specific context or further information, I cannot provide a more accurate translation. BaoDe is a very common Chinese surname, and its transLation into English would generally be Di. However, please note that in the context of specific individuals or actors, the surname may have a fixed or preferred English transLation. For example, some actors may officially use a specific English spelling of their surname. Therefore, for the most accurate transLation, it's best to refer to the official English name or sources specific to the actor you're inquiring about.
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1960
China Mainland
Mandarin Chinese
2024-06-06
In 1945, on the eve of the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Japanese set fire to a certain village and town in Northeast China. Assisting the Soviet Red Army's female nurse in resisting Japan, Meshkova rescued a Chinese child named Xiaohuzi from the raging fire and sent him to a Soviet medical station for treatment. Xiaohuzi was saved, and his parents gave him a gift to thank Meshkova
In 1945, on the eve of the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Japanese set fire to a certain village and town in Northeast China. Assisting the Soviet Red Army's female nurse in resisting Japan, Meshkova rescued a Chinese child named Xiaohuzi from the raging fire and sent him to a Soviet medical station for treatment. Xiaohuzi was saved, and his parents gave him a gift to thank Meshkova