HSK 4 Chinese Dialogues
Browse short Chinese dialogues for HSK 4. Open a dialogue to listen to the audio and read the Chinese text with pinyin and a translation.
Can College Students Bring Pets to Campus Now?
Several universities are piloting policies that allow pets on campus and have set up dedicated boarding areas, but questions remain over fees and detailed campus access rules.
More AI Short Dramas Isn't Always Better
AI short dramas are being produced in large numbers because they are fast and inexpensive to make, but very few become truly popular. Content quality has become the key.
Controversy Over Camera Shots in a Children’s Cartoon
A new installment of Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf has sparked debate over whether it is suitable for children because Meiyangyang repeatedly covers her skirt and is shown in low-angle shots.
Inaccurate Information at a Matchmaking Agency
A woman paid for a matchmaking service but was introduced to two men who were not single, raising concerns about how member information is verified.
An AI-Generated Image Enters a Photography Competition
An AI-generated image won first prize in a photography competition. After an investigation, the organizers revoked the award.
Do We Still Need to Learn Foreign Languages in the Age of AI?
AI translation is becoming increasingly convenient, but genuine communication still requires language skills and cultural understanding.
Hidden Camera Scandal at a Trendy Café
A hidden camera is discovered in the restroom of a trendy social media-famous café. Yuko feels frightened, and Liu Na reminds her not to blame the victims.
Is Saying 'Hello' to a Teacher Impolite?
"Hello" itself is not wrong, but saying "Hello, teacher" or the more polite "Hello" is usually more natural and respectful when greeting a teacher.
Why the UK’s “Chinese Excellence Programme” Is Booming
The number of Chinese learners in the UK has surged, and immersive programs are enabling public school students to achieve high proficiency.
“Period Time” on the Shelf
MINISO labels care products with the phrase “period time.” Some people find it friendly, while others think it is not formal enough.
A Blogger’s Daily “Content Creation” Routine
Junxi tells Liu Na about the exhausting daily routine of filming videos, editing, and choosing footage.
Don't Trust Learning App Ads Too Easily
Positive reviews of learning apps on social media may be paid promotions. Before downloading, check the pricing and read genuine user reviews.
Follow the Rules at the Airport
A foreign tourist tries to force his way onto a flight and is stopped by airport staff. Everyone agrees that rules should be followed by all.
You Can Lose Weight by Drinking Less Milk Tea
Yuko wants to lose weight through exercise, but Liu Na reminds her that diet is even more important and that exercise should be done in moderation.
Responding Gracefully to Internet Trolls
Junxi learns how to respond to negative comments in Chinese in a graceful yet firm way.
Choosing University Preferences After Exam Results
As college entrance examination results are released one after another, students and parents need to pay extra attention when checking scores, filling out applications, and avoiding scams.
World Cup Late-Night Snack Combo
Although the Chinese national team is not participating, World Cup advertisements, food delivery promotions, and viewing events naturally draw people into the excitement.
Where Did the School of Foreign Languages Go?
The restructuring of university foreign language schools has prompted teachers to reflect on the future direction of foreign language education.
Little Pirates
Xiaobao and Xiaomei play a pirate game inside a cardboard box and set off together to search for Treasure Island.
Digitalization Boosts Chinese Language Education in Ethiopia
Ethiopia is promoting Chinese language education through digitalization, but there is still a shortage of teachers and resources.
Where Does Rain Come From?
Li Fang explains in simple language to Xiaomei how rain is formed.
Teachers Are Also Going to a “Cultural Training Camp”
Chinese teachers in Sri Lanka join a training camp to bring more Chinese culture into the classroom.
If Li Bai Became a Blogger
Junxi and Liu Na imagine in a lighthearted and humorous way: if Li Bai were a fashion/lifestyle blogger, how would he shoot videos and write captions, while learning simple cultural expressions.
Knowing Chinese: More Competitive in Vietnam?
Recruitment data in Vietnam shows that more jobs require Chinese, and the salaries are higher.
Drivers Can’t Keep Driving Nonstop
Starting in June, new rules on fatigue driving will take effect, placing stricter limits on ride-hailing drivers’ working hours.
Should Classrooms Change in the AI Era?
Jack Ma discusses AI’s impact on education, emphasizing less rote practice and more creativity and humanities education.
Is It Really Safe to Buy Herbal Medicine Online?
A man bought Chinese herbal medicine online and brewed it himself, resulting in poisoning and death, reminding everyone to use medicine safely.
“Cognition” Amid Layoff Rumors
In the tech industry, “cognition” has become a popular term used to explain success, failure, and career choices.
The Controversy Over the Flipped Classroom
This dialogue explains what a flipped classroom is and discusses its advantages and real-world problems.
Who Is Guarding the Door for Children?
A news discussion on strengthening oversight to prevent minors from entering places unsuitable for them, such as e-sports hotels and KTV venues.
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