HSK 4
So I Can’t Even Insult People?
The law is clear: publicly insulting someone may be illegal, and serious cases can be punished.
Questions About Marriage and Childbearing on the Bus
A Shenzhen bus uses a question to spark public discussion about the meaning of having children.
The Final Unified Exam Was Canceled
Many places have canceled end-of-term unified exams for non-graduating grades, triggering new discussions among parents about reducing burden and ensuring fairness.
Will We Set Off Fireworks This Year?
Fireworks bring festive spirit but also pollution and danger. Learn to celebrate in a greener way.
A New Choice: Reverse Spring Festival
Young people are regaining control of the Spring Festival rhythm through “reverse New Year” and companion-style socializing.
Different Spring Festival Focus, Shared Heartfelt Wishes
A comparison of Spring Festival customs between China and Vietnam: family reunion and bidding farewell to the old year versus ancestor worship and heritage, each with its own emphasis.
Changes in Celebrating the New Year in Rural Areas
The festive atmosphere of the New Year in rural areas has faded, and the ways of reunion and traditions are changing.
Cleaning Together for the New Year
Learn about the Chinese custom of year-end cleaning to welcome the New Year.
Where Did the Museum Artifacts Go?
Concerns have been raised over artifact management at the Nanjing Museum, and the government has set up an investigative team.
My First Time “Becoming Chinese”
Overseas netizens imitate Chinese lifestyle habits like drinking hot water and wearing slippers, sparking discussion about cultural identity and resonance.
Don’t Make Winter Showers Too Hot or Too Long
In winter, shower water shouldn’t be too hot, showers shouldn’t last too long, and bathing shouldn’t be too frequent, to protect your skin and health.
New Changes in the New HSK Textbooks
How the new HSK textbooks enhance Chinese learning through culture, technology, and real-life contexts.
The Stolen Clothes Were Recovered
A woman cleverly recovered her stolen package, and the thief was eventually caught.
The Beauty of China Through Foreign Eyes
Through experiences of intangible cultural heritage, foreign visitors gain a close and vivid understanding of real Chinese culture.
The Respect in One Chinese Sentence
A Japanese athlete praised the Chinese team in Chinese, showing respect and clear-mindedness in competitive sports.
Revising a Work Report
赵强 gives David detailed feedback on his submitted report, pointing out issues with data sources, logical structure, and the use of professional terminology, and provides suggestions for revision.
Japanese 'Imports' in Chinese
This explores popular words like '萌', '控', and '宅' that entered Chinese from Japanese and their cultural meanings.
The Vanishing Trend of Influencer Bakeries
High-priced influencer bakeries are shutting down one after another, as consumers begin to value substance and cost performance.
Exhibition Car Accident in a Mall
A display car in a Zhongshan shopping mall was accidentally activated and crashed into a phone store, triggering reflections on safety.
What Do You Like?
In class, 刘娜 asks 俊熙 about his interests. 俊熙 talks about liking fashion, beauty, and photography, and they have a simple conversation around these interests.
A New Year Baby Named “Gaoxing”
A baby girl born on New Year’s Day is named “Gaoxing,” sparking a discussion about wishes behind baby names.
Horse Idioms in New Year Messages
Three idioms containing the word “horse” used in New Year messages and their real-life significance.
Ancient People Slept Romantically Too
Ancient people turned sleep into a poetic way of living.
Four Little Mice Prepare for Space
Introducing the plan to send mice into space aboard a spacecraft to study how the space environment affects living organisms.
Differences Between New Year’s Eve in China and Japan
A comparison of how New Year’s Eve is celebrated in China and Japan, highlighting different cultural focuses.
A Warm Gesture: Returning the Wedding Gift Money
A story about a woman in Hangzhou who returned gift money, making her friendship feel lighter and more genuine.
A New Journey for Old School Uniforms
The story of how old clothes are recycled, sent to Africa, and reused in new ways.
Do Sweets Make Your Eyes Tired?
Explains how too many sweets may affect vision and offers simple tips.
How Do Milk Tea Bags Become “Treasures”?
The phenomenon of milk tea packaging bags being collected and resold on second-hand platforms.
Pet Frog Causes a Dining Misunderstanding
A woman brought her pet frog into a restaurant, and it was mistaken for an ingredient, leading to a funny incident.
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