Grammar issues with China’s mandatory student military training – General

chinahopelive.net — So which is it: they "let" you goose-step outside my kitchen windows for hours everyday, or they "make" you goose-step outside my kitchen windows for hours everyday? Turns out that in Chinese, it's all the same.

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Grammar issues with China’s mandatory student military training

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