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How to use plurals in Chinese the right way
March 27, 2025
Here are the most common ways to denote two or more items in Chinese.
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Spring blossoms in Shanghai: A cultural and language journey
March 25, 2025
For international students in this vibrant city, a spring flower viewing tour is a great way to enjoy nature and get immersed in the local culture.
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Arbor Day: Embracing greenery, environmental protection
March 12, 2025
Each year on March 12, China celebrates Arbor Day, also known as the National Tree Planting Day, a day dedicated to hope and greenery.
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How to make a phone call in Chinese
March 06, 2025
Making phone calls in Chinese may seem challenging at first, but with preparation and practice, you can handle it successfully.
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Hotel vocab for your next trip
August 23, 2024
With the fantastic news that all hotels across China can accept foreign guests, now is the perfect time to brush up on your hotel vocabulary and learn some useful phrases. Here's what you need to know for a smooth hotel experience in China.
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Learn holiday expressions for upcoming Dragon Boat Festival!
June 06, 2024
Dragon Boat Festival is just around the corner. Check out the conversation below to familiarize yourself with some common holiday expressions!
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Tips on learning how to write Chinese characters
June 05, 2024
Writing Chinese characters is a bit like drawing a picture. Even Chinese kids need to learn for several years before they master it. You may be wondering, "How can I do it?" Don't worry — we have tips here!
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Your ultimate guide to human body parts in Chinese
May 24, 2024
If you want to describe someone's physical appearance or tell a doctor about what part of your body is bothering you, you'll need to know the names of the main parts of the human body in Chinese.
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How to express articles of clothing in Chinese
May 24, 2024
This article is on a SUPER practical topic: 衣服 (yī fu) - clothing/clothes!
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Ordering food in Mandarin for newbies
May 16, 2024
Some foreigners recognize so few Chinese characters that rocking up at a restaurant without an English menu can be a real challenge. While this quickie guide won't give you access to the deeper, darker corners of every Chinese menu, it's a start to making sure you don't accidentally order the Spicy Lung Slices or Large Intestine Soup.
