Máo zi

The Chinese call the Russians in their everyday language. It began in the Qing Dynasty and was derogatory at that time. but evolved to today is already become a neutral word.

Lǎo Máo zi : Old Russian

by ChinaBall March 22, 2019

Máo

Derived from the Japanese word for contradiction, Máo is the name of anything that doesn't fit in any one category set by modern standards.

Máo is so complicated I can never figure out what he's thinking.

by TheAwkwardWolf July 24, 2019