I have been to Manzhouli for a month, and I have no time to take the initiative to talk with the locals. They have never taken the initiative to contact me. There are no Russian friends, and there is no willingness to take the initiative to contact them. There are few Russian friends I see on the street every day, and even fewer people hear their voices. I didn&;t learn Russian at school, and I still don&;t know a Russian letter. Once, when I was walking down the stairs, I saw a group of Russian friends getting together. What did one of them say to one of the women? Several other people looked at her, and she suddenly ran upstairs, and then hurriedly ran down, holding the escalator and shouting at th: &”;Pindu! Pinch the capital! &”; They a few young men and women, still listlessly, one after another to start action, downstairs. &”;Pinch all! Pinch the capital! &”; It&;s the sound of Russian words that I have clearly heard so far, and I&;m impressed, and I haven&;t asked around, so I can only guess what they are looking for and can&;t find it according to their body movements and facial expressions. And &”;pinching the capital&”; means &”;nothing&”;; Whether the speculation is correct or not remains to be further observed. I think they should have started learning the other language like me, right? Of course, if there are good people in the middle of learning, there will be things that are used wrongly. For example, the Manchu&;s &”;Gege&”; and the Northeast Mongolian&;s &”;Ahe&”; are the masterpieces of good people who first taught them. &”;Gege&”; is homophonic with Chinese elder brother and &”;Ahe&”; is homophonic with Chinese sister, but &”;Gege&”; means princess and &”;Ahe&”; means elder brother. The meaning is completely reversed. But it doesn&;t matter, everyone agrees, and it has become the language of our nation, Mongolian and Manchu in Chinese style.