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文森特范梅赫伦的纵横句谜
 'Cross-sentence' Puzzle in Zhezhong Yuyan #
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Across / 横
1 Is that poem about the two that will always be new any good? (10)
4 Middle-aged people can read illustrated magazines! (8)
7 Not only Van Gogh and Van Mechelen are from the same country. (8)
8 Scholars must be upright and unafraid. (5)
9 You go. (2)
10 Who knows the maker of this puzzle? (10)
  Down / 纵
1 Whose is that neutral, but perhaps not impartial, philosophy? (10)
2 All under heaven can save Nature's forests. (10)
3 Poems hide themselves away from newspapers. (3)
5 The painter has the same first name*. (8)
6 Some people have never been to the capital of the Heroes. (8)
7 I mustn't spell in the wrong way. (6)

* use , not , for van


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Interactive Putonghua Cross-Sentence Puzzle 
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WARNING:
by following a link on the left of this frame or in one of the two top floating menus you will lose the puzzle and everything you may already have filled in.
However, apart from the links in the top right (TRINPsite) menu, you can safely click on any link in or over this internal frame without abandoning the puzzle.
(This message will be deleted after clicking INFO or CLUES.)
WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH
A C R O S S
1 Is that poem about the two that will always be new any good? (10)
4 Middle-aged people can read illustrated magazines! (8)
7 Not only Van Gogh and Van Mechelen are from the same country. (8)
8 Scholars must be upright and unafraid. (5)
9 You go. (2)
10 Who knows the maker of this puzzle? (10)

D O W N
1 Whose is that neutral, but perhaps not impartial, philosophy? (10)
2 All under heaven can save Nature's forests. (10)
3 Poems hide themselves away from newspapers. (3)
5 The painter has the same first name*. (8)
6 Some people have never been to the capital of the Heroes. (8)
7 I mustn't spell in the wrong way. (6)
WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH

G E N E R A L   I N F O R M A T I O N
for all MVVM word and sentence puzzles


You can enter any number of words/sentences in any order. To (re)enter (the beginning of) a particular word/sentence click its number.
The letters/characters chosen must still be available from the letter/character tray, which may or may not be made visible at the bottom of this page. (Three of the left buttons are ON/OFF buttons for visible/invisible.) There may be more (different) letters/characters on the tray than needed for the puzzle.
You can see your final score and find out which word(s)/character(s) are correct at any moment. Cells with no or wrong letters/characters are colored red, the other ones green.

S P E C I A L   I N F O R M A T I O N
for sentence puzzles in Zhezhong Yuyan


You must enter the answers as Pinyin with tone numbers: e.g., Wo3men5 hui4 xie3 Zhong1wen2.
You may omit punctuation and spaces, and use small letters only.
By entering nothing (that is, by pressing OK or RETURN only) the previous entry for the sentence concerned, if any, will be removed. The tiles used for that sentence will then be put back on the tray, so that they become available again.
Clues may simply require a literal translation or may be cryptic. If a clue is (too) cryptic and you are on the main puzzle page itself or in this internal frame (not in a prompt), you may put your cursor on it, after which a sentence will be shown which only needs a literal translation.

© M. Vincent van Mechelen, 60-62 aSWW