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Category: HSK 7~9

How to write an Email in Chinese

How to write an Email in Chinese

Posted on September 13, 2022April 17, 2024 by tiffany

Email is the most common form of business communication, so it’s important to get it right. But writing an email in Chinese is not exactly like the way you write in English. Therefore, the following words and sentences may help you do it easier. Title Simply use “Highest Position” and add a brief greeting like…

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Advance Direction Complements II

Posted on September 10, 2022September 11, 2022 by tiffany

If you are not at B2 level, I suggest you do not read it; otherwise, you are going to confuse yourself a lot. This article is written for students who have learned many different usages of direction complements from A2 to B2. If you are not familiar with what a direction complement is, I suggest you…

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Language Reactor

Posted on September 9, 2022October 4, 2024 by tiffany

Language Reactor Chrome ✅繁體 ✅简体 Language Reactor is a super powerful toolbox for learning Chinese. It can use on Netflix, Youtube, books, and websites. I use it for my English and Korean learning, and I feel this can make studying language more effective, interesting, and enjoyable! How to use Language Reactor Really easy!! Right now it’s only…

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Advance Direction Complements I

Posted on September 6, 2022September 2, 2022 by tiffany

If you are not at B2 level, I suggest you do not read it; otherwise, you are going to confuse yourself a lot. This article is written for students who have learned many different usages of direction complements from A2 to B2. If you are not familiar with what a direction complement is, I suggest you…

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li liang and li qi

Synonyms of “Power” in Chinese

Posted on July 10, 2022November 5, 2024 by tiffany

力氣力气 lìqìlìqi and 力量 lìliàng can both be translated to power, strength, force, or energy. Both serve as nouns. So, if you are looking for an adjective like strong, please check the difference between 強 qiáng and 強壯 qiángzhuàng. 力氣 lìqì /力气 lìqi 力氣力气 lìqìlìqi generally refers to physical strength or effort, particularly the strength required for manual labor…

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story for HSK7+

Story – Medusa’s annoyance 1

Posted on June 22, 2022March 29, 2023 by tiffany

“Medusa’s annoyance” is a story for HSK7+ learners. Stories I shared some are Chinese folk tales, and some are my creations. Warning most of my stories are not for kids. Listen the Complete Story Story Story Part 1  Story Part 2  Story Part 3  Story Part 4   坐在梳妝台前的美杜莎(Medusa)嘆了口氣,每到了這個季節美杜莎就會開始煩惱,這是蛇脫皮的季節,看著鏡子中原本黑黑的頭髮現在都被白皮蓋著,扭動的頭髮把白色的屑屑丟了下來,白點在美杜莎肩膀看起來就像頭皮屑一樣。她不高興地看著鏡中的自己,難過地想著為什麼她永遠得有著這又重又黑的頭髮,要是自己也能有像雅典娜一樣的金色長髮,或許就可以讓更多人喜歡自己了。  坐在梳妆台前的美杜莎(Medusa)叹了口气,每到了这个季节美杜莎就会开始烦恼,这是蛇脱皮的季节,看着镜子中原本黑黑的头发现在都被白皮盖着,扭动的头发把白色的屑屑丢了下来,白点在美杜莎肩膀看起来就像头皮屑一样。她不高兴地看着镜中的自己,难过地想着为什么她永远得有着这又重又黑的头发,要是自己也能有像雅典娜(Athena)一样的金色长发,或许就可以让更多人喜欢自己了。   美杜莎無奈地拍了拍肩上的屑屑,接著用兩根手指撐開眼皮,再用另一隻手摘下眼球上的隱形眼鏡······  美杜莎无奈地拍了拍肩上的屑屑,接着用两根手指撑开眼皮,再用另一只手摘下眼球上的隐形眼镜······ Pinyin   zuò zài shūzhuāngtái qián de Měidùshā (Medusa) tànle kǒuqì,…

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xiao xingyun

 小幸運 A Little Happiness

Posted on June 5, 2022March 24, 2023 by tiffany

This song is from the film, “Our Times,” a Taiwanese teen romantic comedy-drama. I believe this movie truly showcases Taiwanese culture and is one of the very few movies that can make you both laugh and cry. I was surprised to discover that this song has three versions in English, Korean, and Japanese. Unfortunately, I…

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