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Like...Just Like...
Teacher Li Fang teaches Xiao Mei to use “like...just like...” to make comparisons. Xiao Mei practices with things around her to make sentences more vivid.
Why Western Elites Are Learning Chinese
From business and politics to space cooperation, Chinese has become a “hard skill” for elites.
What Is a “Guzi Shop”?
“Guzi shops” sell anime merchandise, but unclear labeling, borderline content, and purchases by minors have raised concerns.
Beautiful Scenery in the Park
小美 and 小宝 see many beautiful natural sights in the park.
Is the “Foundation General” Unfairly Criticized?
A discussion on the conflict between the aesthetic of costume romance dramas and historical realism, as well as the logic behind such creative choices.
Building the Great Wall with Teeth
A blogger used their teeth to carve a carrot into the shape of the Great Wall, sparking online discussion.
How to Apply for an Internship at the Culture and Tourism Bureau?
Xiaopan asks the teacher for advice on applying for a cultural exchange internship with the Culture and Tourism Bureau targeting Vietnam.
Has the Taste of Strawberries Really Changed?
People feel that strawberries today are less fragrant than before, possibly due to both changes in varieties and the influence of memory.
Self-Introduction
In the first Chinese class, 刘娜, the teacher, and David introduce themselves to each other.
Xiaomei Takes a Plane
小美 and 小宝 talk about 小美’s first experience taking a plane to Beijing.
The Use of Left, Right, Up, and Down
刘娜 teaches David how to use 'left', 'right', 'up', and 'down' to describe the position of objects.
Xiaomei's Little Shop
Xiaobao and Xiaomei play a shop game. Xiaobao is the customer and Xiaomei is the shop owner.
First Chinese Lesson
优子 introduces herself in her first Chinese class and tells Teacher 刘 that she is Japanese.
New Year's Day and Spring Festival in China
In the last Chinese class of the year, 刘娜 and David discuss the importance of the January 1st holiday and the Spring Festival.
Learning Numbers
Teacher 刘娜 teaches 小潘 the pronunciation and usage of numbers.
I Don't Want to Talk Today
小美 is feeling a bit down and doesn't want to talk. 李芳 gently encourages her to express her feelings and practices using the sentence patterns "I feel..." and "because...".
A Little Adventure in the Tea House
小宝 and 小美 experience tea ceremony in a Chinese tea house, learning about different types of tea and brewing methods, enjoying tea culture.
Do You Have Any Tips for Preparing for the HSK Exam?
Liu Na asks 小潘 if he's preparing for the HSK exam and shares some advice on listening, reading, and writing practice.
The First Task
赵强 assigns David his first work task, explains the details, and expresses his expectations.
Positive Attitude, Happy Chinese Learning
小刚 and 小宝 discussed choosing learning methods based on personal interests, shared tips for enjoyable Chinese learning, and emphasized the importance of maintaining a positive attitude.
What Is a Chengyu?
Teacher 李 uses the metaphor of a 'little secret box' to explain to 小美 what a chengyu is.
A Ten-Year Retrospective of 'Nirvana in Fire'
Discussing how a Chinese TV drama has become a shared memory for audiences over the past decade.
What is KPI?
When assigning tasks, 赵强 mentions 'KPI'. David doesn't understand the term, so 赵强 gives a brief explanation to help him understand the importance of performance targets.
Learning Chinese Makes Life More Colorful
Through 小刚 and 小宝's light-hearted and enjoyable conversations, effortlessly learn Chinese and understand Chinese culture, adding more color and joy to life.
Master a Foreign Language in Six Months
刘娜 introduces 陈花 to a quick language-learning method, claiming that any adult can speak a foreign language fluently within six months.
Zuckerberg Teaches His Daughter Chinese
黄刚 and 陈花 discuss why Zuckerberg is teaching his daughter Chinese and explore the benefits of learning foreign languages for children's future development.
Discussion on Birth Support Policies
黄刚 and 陈花 discuss proposals by NPC representatives on birth support, covering topics such as paternity leave and subsidies for 'mom jobs.'
Onomatopoeia and Mimetic Words: Bringing Chinese to Life
Exploring how onomatopoeic and mimetic words add vivid sound and imagery to Chinese expression.
The Culture Behind Surnames
A discussion on the similarities and differences in surname cultures among China, Japan, and Korea, analyzing the historical and social factors behind them.
How Deep Is the Trap of Cross-Border 'Buying a Wife'?
赵强 and 黄刚 discuss the marriage scams and risks behind the Chinese embassy's warning.
How to Protect Fertility?
黄刚 and 陈花 discuss the proposal by National People's Congress representative 阮祥燕 on preserving fertility, exploring the significance of technologies like egg freezing and ovarian tissue freezing.
Praised for 160 Hours of Overtime?
An e-commerce company released an 'overtime honor roll', seriously overworking employees in their spare time and sparking controversy.
Nezha 2: The End of Rebellion?
陈智高 and 王明月 engage in a critical discussion about 'Nezha 2', exploring its deeper cultural and narrative issues.
《三体》(The Three-Body Problem) and the Internet
黄刚 and 陈花 discuss the science fiction novel 《三体》. 黄刚 mentions the admiration of internet industry leaders for the book and how its concepts inspire business competition.
Reflections on Malicious Reviews
黄刚 and 陈花 discuss the phenomenon of malicious reviews, legal responses to them, and the importance of integrity in online shopping.
Spring Festival Culture and the Characteristics of Chinese Civilization
陈智高 and 王明月 discuss the origins, traditions, and how the Spring Festival reflects the continuity and inclusiveness of Chinese civilization.
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