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"'''Local tyrant'''" ('''土豪''' ''Tu Hao'') originally meant a rich and powerful person or family in a town or an area, with a derogatory sense or negative connotation in Chinese. However, the old term has assumed new meanings, and has become a popular term. [[Local tyrant|(More...)]] | "'''Local tyrant'''" ('''土豪''' ''Tu Hao'') originally meant a rich and powerful person or family in a town or an area, with a derogatory sense or negative connotation in Chinese. However, the old term has assumed new meanings, and has become a popular term. [[Local tyrant|(More...)]] | ||
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File:Local tyrant".JPEG
Chinese people flock to the West End in London during the National Day holidays for shopping.
"Local tyrant" (土豪 Tu Hao) originally meant a rich and powerful person or family in a town or an area, with a derogatory sense or negative connotation in Chinese. However, the old term has assumed new meanings, and has become a popular term. (More...)
