Popup Chinese — Film Friday: Perilous Straits

This week we present you with a Hollywood classic based loosely on a book based loosely on reality. In the process, we have to deal with incomprehensible Greek names, an uncommon measure word and some impressive Chinese chengyu useful for debasing your gutless foes: The Guns of Navarone (1961)Navigate the reincarnated Popup Chinese archives, including the original customized word-to-word transcripts for this and every other lesson as PDF files:Reincarnated Popup Chinese — Popup Chinese — Popup ChineseReincarnated Popup Cantonese — Popup Cantonese — Popup Cantonese

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