Xi’an is one of the oldest cities in China, dating back over 3,000 years. One of the Four Great Ancient Capitals of China, and also the east terminus of the Silk Road, this city is rich in Chinese history and culture. In this short video, stroll along the ancient City Wall, and go around the world at a special Lantern Festival. For great food, wander down the Muslim Quarter, where you’ll find all sorts of Xi’an specialties.
高速列车 – gāo sù liè chē
high-speed train
郑州 – Zhèng zhōu
Zhengzhou
西安 – Xī’ān
Xi’an
陕西省 – Shǎn xī shěng
Shaanxi Province
西安的特色菜是羊肉泡馍 - Xī’ ān de tè sè cài shì yáng ròu pào mó
Xi’an’s specialty is the shredded bread soaked in mutton stew.
辣椒 – là jiāo
hot pepper
大蒜 – dà suàn
garlic
南门 – nán mén
South Gate
城墙 – chéng qiáng
City Wall
他们在打乒乓球 – tā men zài dǎ pīng pāng qiú
They’re playing ping pong.
他们在打牌 – tā men zài dǎ pái
They’re playing cards.
春节 – chūn jié
Spring Festival
元宵节 – yuán xiāo jié
Lantern Festival
2012年是龙年 – Èr líng yāo èr nián shì lóng nián
2012 is the year of the dragon.
中国文化和历史 – zhōng guó wén huà hé lì shǐ
Chinese culture and history.
东方明珠塔 – dōng fāng míng zhū tǎ
Oriental Pearl Tower
布达拉宫 – bù dá lā gōng
Potala Palace
亚洲 – Yà zhōu
Asia
日本 – Rì běn
Japan
马来西亚 – Mǎ lái xī yà
Malaysia
欧洲 – Ōu zhōu
Europe
意大利荷兰法国和英国 – yì dà lì hé lán fà guó hé yīng guó
Italy, Holland, France, and England
Sasha is an English teacher, writer, photographer, and videographer from the great state of Michigan. Upon graduating from Michigan State University, he moved to China and spent 5+ years living, working, studying, and traveling there. He also studied Indonesian Language & Culture in Bali for a year. He and his wife run the travel blog Grateful Gypsies, and they're currently trying the digital nomad lifestyle across Latin America.
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