Oct 24, 2013 · 撒娇 (sā jiāo) is a textbook example of the differences between Western and Chinese concepts of feminism and gender norms. It helps to consider the magnitude of …

Sa Jiao is the yin to the act of Hong, which means to placate in a loving manner, or teng, which means love and care for the other person. You Sa Jiao to receive Hong or teng ai. It's just one …

Understanding and identifying sa jiao is but one step towards having a healthier relationship with your Chinese partner. While Chinese people understand sa jiao and react to it intrinsically, …

Apr 14, 2014 · Sa jiao (撒娇) means acting like a spoiled child. Many Chinese women often resort to sa jiao when they want more attention or if they want to get their boyfriend or husband to do …

Sep 12, 2016 · Accompanying this fragile, childlike look is the affected sa jiao, "cute whining," done in the fashion of a demanding child. Gia and her band members are the opposite of that. …

Jan 7, 2013 · Sa jiao is pretty much the epitome of nearly every negative stereotype about the needy girlfriend, so it is little wonder that many Western men have trouble accepting it. …

Jun 18, 2015 · 撒娇 or sa jiao, means playfully pouting or flighty, but in chinese it doesn’t have the negative connotation as it does in the west. If you have any experience with chinese women, …

If we break this word down to two parts, Sa (撒) literally means “scatter”, and Jiao (娇) means “effeminacy”. This may provide sufficient explanations for why Sajiao is seen as a behavior …

Apr 26, 2015 · Sa (撒) in Chinese means “to give expression to” or “to cast out and let loose,” and jiao (娇) means “lovely, “charming, and “delicate,” or “to pamper or spoil.” In other words, …

Sep 25, 2007 · "sa jiao" is to behave like a spoiled child in front of a person you trust (eg. parents, elder brother, boy friend, etc.). "sa jiao" could also be used to describe a woman who acts in a …