5 idioms related to snakesThis video introduces and explains five Chinese idioms related to snakes, along with stories and examples of how to use them. The idioms cover concepts like unnecessary actions, starting strong but ending weak, irrational greed, and being cruel and heartless.Hello Chinese !
Celebrating Chinese New YearThe video follows a family as they shop for Chinese New Year decorations, snacks, fruits, and groceries at a supermarket. They prepare a festive meal, make dumplings, and dress in traditional clothing to celebrate the Lunar New Year together.A Cup of Chinese
How to survive on a desert island?In this video, Poona and Jiaqi discuss what three items they would bring if they had to live on a deserted island for a year. They talk about bringing essential items like a knife, medication, books, and seeds for survival. They also reflect on the challenges of survival in such a situation.Acquire Mandarin
The tricks of "差点" and “差点没”The video explains the difference between "差点" and "差点没" in Mandarin Chinese, where the former means "almost" and the latter means "almost not". It uses examples to illustrate how the usage of these two words can change the meaning of a sentence based on whether the situation is positive or negative.Hello Chinese !
Correct use of 在, 没有, 了and 过"The video covers advanced Chinese tenses including progressives, perfect tenses, and perfect continuous tenses. It explains how these tenses are formed in Chinese compared to English and provides examples for each tense.Crazie Laoshi
How to talk about past events in ChineseThe video discusses using the structure "是...的" in Chinese to emphasize various aspects such as time, location, method, person, and material. It provides examples and encourages viewers to practice using this structure in their language learning.Chinese Mandarin Cherry
Top 5 apps to retain foreign language skills, from beginner to to advancedThe video discusses five apps that can help users stay connected with foreign languages daily. These apps include a music-based language learning app, an app that changes the language of frequently used apps, a vocabulary learning app, an app for practicing reading and writing with native speakers, and an app that allows users to listen to radio stations from around the world to learn languages.Crazie Laoshi
Celebrating Chinese New YearThe video follows a family as they shop for Chinese New Year decorations, snacks, fruits, and groceries at a supermarket. They prepare a festive meal, make dumplings, and dress in traditional clothing to celebrate the Lunar New Year together.A Cup of Chinese
Seeing the sunriseThe video describes a morning trip to watch the sunrise by a lake after a long period of rainy weather in southern China. The narrator and friends woke up early, captured the sunrise with a camera, enjoyed breakfast by the lake, and felt rejuvenated by the warmth of the sun.Comprehensible Mandarin
5 cats, chicken & noodles, laundryThe video shows a day in the life of the speaker, including working from home, shopping at a supermarket, cooking chicken in an air fryer, and preparing and eating lunch. The speaker also shares glimpses of their cats and laundry routine.Comprehensible Mandarin
Laundry room & kitchenwareThe video shows a person doing laundry, loading clothes into the washing machine, and organizing kitchen utensils in their home. The narrator describes various household items and their materials in Chinese.Comprehensible Mandarin
How Pop Mart has developedThe video discusses the success of a company named "泡泡马特" (Pāo Pāo Mǎ Tè) in the Chinese market, focusing on their unique approach of using small niche intellectual properties (IPs) for their trendy toy products. By understanding consumer emotions and values, they have successfully created a market for their products, highlighting the importance of catering to emotional values in the consumer market.Comprehensible Mandarin
Baidu Vice President's daughter leaks user dataThe video explores the privacy storm triggered by idol fan culture, highlighting the dangers of online privacy breaches and the need to protect individuals in the digital age, especially minors, in the face of cyberbullying and privacy violations. It emphasizes the importance of finding a balance between technological advancements and ethical considerations in today's society.Comprehensible Mandarin
An important examThis video discusses the importance of the Chinese college entrance exam, known as Gaokao, which determines students' university placement based on their scores. The video also explains the education system in China leading up to the exam.Comprehensible Mandarin
Stereotypes of Chinese vs Western thinkingThe video discusses the differences in thinking between Chinese and Western cultures, including communication styles, interpersonal relationships, and behaviors like taking photos and eating. However, with globalization, these differences are gradually becoming less pronounced as the world becomes more interconnected.Comprehensible Mandarin
Chinese naming conventionsThis video introduces Chinese naming culture, where surnames come before given names and often carry symbolic meanings. It discusses the significance of names in reflecting parents' hopes for their children and encourages viewers to consider choosing a Chinese name to better understand and appreciate traditional Chinese culture.Comprehensible Mandarin
5 idioms related to snakesThis video introduces and explains five Chinese idioms related to snakes, along with stories and examples of how to use them. The idioms cover concepts like unnecessary actions, starting strong but ending weak, irrational greed, and being cruel and heartless.Hello Chinese !
The tricks of "差点" and “差点没”The video explains the difference between "差点" and "差点没" in Mandarin Chinese, where the former means "almost" and the latter means "almost not". It uses examples to illustrate how the usage of these two words can change the meaning of a sentence based on whether the situation is positive or negative.Hello Chinese !
Correct use of 在, 没有, 了and 过"The video covers advanced Chinese tenses including progressives, perfect tenses, and perfect continuous tenses. It explains how these tenses are formed in Chinese compared to English and provides examples for each tense.Crazie Laoshi
How to talk about past events in ChineseThe video discusses using the structure "是...的" in Chinese to emphasize various aspects such as time, location, method, person, and material. It provides examples and encourages viewers to practice using this structure in their language learning.Chinese Mandarin Cherry
Why Chinese is easy?The video discusses the simplicity of the Chinese language compared to others, the importance of facing one's inner struggles for personal growth, and the continuous process of shedding old beliefs and embracing new ones throughout life.EazyMandarin
How to survive on a desert island?In this video, Poona and Jiaqi discuss what three items they would bring if they had to live on a deserted island for a year. They talk about bringing essential items like a knife, medication, books, and seeds for survival. They also reflect on the challenges of survival in such a situation.Acquire Mandarin
English guy accepted Chinese teacher's challengeIn this video, Poona challenges Will, a Chinese learner from the UK, to different tasks including quick questions, repeating phrases, internet slang, and idioms to test his Chinese proficiency. Will impresses with his performance, showcasing his knowledge and skills in Mandarin.Acquire Mandarin
