Chinese Language Structure will enhance value

[Rubber Duck]

Grammatically speaking English and Chinese are very different languages. There is no rule that verbs, nouns, and adjectives must agree with one another in Chinese writing. There is no such thing as singular or plural in the Chinese language. Often a number or word will be added to the sentence to account for plurality. There are no verb tenses in the Chinese writing. Additional words are used to clarify the past and future tenses.

http://ethnomed.org/ethnomed/culture...chin_lang.html

This sounds like really good news as that means there are fewer me-toos that will reduce the value. No wonder keywords are getting short in Chinese!

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon