Best Posts for Chinese Learning Posted by Ayana on Dec 28, 2020 in Culture, Vocabulary
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Keep calm, 2020 is almost over. 2021 is just around the corner, and it’s time to make New Year’s resolutions. If one of your resolutions is to improve your Chinese during the coming year, I advise you to devote more time, as much as possible, and use many resources, as many as available, in your studies. If you are looking for free tools you are welcome to use our Mandarin Chinese Word of the Day, and, of course, our blog. To make it easier, I summarized up a few subjects to delve in, all published in our blog in 2020 and previous years, suitable from beginners to advanced.
Useful Phrases for any Conversation
5 Chinese Daily Useful Phrases
4 Must-Know Expressions for Chinese Beginner’s Traveling in China
How to Respond to Compliments in Chinese
Daily Used Verbs
A Good Morning Routine in Chinese
5 Useful Chinese Verbs for Clothing and Accessories
Get Familiar with the Chinese Verb 熟悉
Common Adjectives
Describing People in Chinese (Appearance)
Describing People in Chinese (Personality)
5 Must-Know Chinese Adjectives to Describe People
Measure Words
10 Must Know Chinese Measure Words
Food & Beverage
Chinese Food Vocabulary: 50 Words and Phrases
Chinese Cinderella Story: The Story behind Lao Gan Ma Chili Sauce
Lao Xiang Ji: Number One Top Chinese Fast Food Brand
The Taiwanese Bubble Tea Receives International Popularity
Luckin Coffee: The New Chinese Coffee
Pleasure & Hobbies
Talking About Music in Chinese
Talking about Badminton in Chinese
Chinese Names for All 30 NBA Teams
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Shopping
Useful Vocabulary for Shopping in China
How to Shop for Clothes in Mandarin
Love
25 Chinese Words and Phrases for Valentine’s Day
China’s most famous actress announces split with fiancé
School Life
The Gaokao – The Most Important Exam in Chinese College Admissions
How to Deal with Pressure in Chinese
Seasons
Chinese Authorities Fight to Prevent Men from Exposing their Bellies
Art & Literature
Chinese Folk Art: New Year Paintings
“The Pity of Zhongyong”: The Story about a Child Prodigy
A Chinese Book Review: Chronicle of a Blood Merchant
Health & Medicine
How to Use the Chinese Word for Symptom
Postpartum Chinese Tradition: The Sitting Month
Chinese Medicine pt. 1: Introduction (中医)
As you’ve probably noticed, our blog revolves around all aspects of Chinese life. With more than thirteen hundreds posts so far, the above list is just on the tip of the fork. There’s a post with relevant vocabulary for almost any occasion – if you need to buy new glasses, if you are interested in politics, if you are invited to a Chinese wedding. Hopefully we will celebrate many weddings and will be invited to many events in the coming year.
Happy New Year, everyone! I wish you all health and joy. May the coming year will be filled with peace and happiness, family and friends. And, of course, Chinese learning. Join us in this fascinating journey of learning one of the most beautiful languages in the world.
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好好学习，天天向上！
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