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Well, the expression "a dog barked at a suspicous shadow" is a direct translation from Chinese and I am not sure whether it makes sense in English.
Your editing will be appreciated.
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When a dog barked at a suspicous shadow, one hundred of dogs who hear the barking would bark as well. This Chinese proverb tells us that being eager to conform to others, even when the truth is murky, is a dark side of human psyche.
Source: My translation from Chinese. Bing Translator, which has adopted neuro-computing technology and sometimes performs great, has a disarstrous translation as below:
A dog barks, a hundred dogs bark, Chinese words, a dog will because of the suspicious shadow and shout, other dogs will hear the sound will follow the call. Means not to discern the truth, with the voice of the echo.
Your editing will be appreciated.
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When a dog barked at a suspicous shadow, one hundred of dogs who hear the barking would bark as well. This Chinese proverb tells us that being eager to conform to others, even when the truth is murky, is a dark side of human psyche.
Source: My translation from Chinese. Bing Translator, which has adopted neuro-computing technology and sometimes performs great, has a disarstrous translation as below:
A dog barks, a hundred dogs bark, Chinese words, a dog will because of the suspicious shadow and shout, other dogs will hear the sound will follow the call. Means not to discern the truth, with the voice of the echo.