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General Chinese

1. What on earth can we “晒(shaì)”? (Elementary)

2. “Ghost” in the Chinese Language (Elementary)

3. Living with a “Night Cat” (Elementary)

4. Two Mouths, One Marriage (Elementary)

5. Lost in song (Elementary)

6. Refresh Your Life! (Elementary)

7. Faster Than Lightning – China’s Lightning Marriage (Elementary)

8. Don’t Be Fooled! (Elementary)

9. To Blow Or To Boast? (Elementary)

10. Hold Your Horses! (Elementary)

11. A good season to be lucky in love

12. A Frugal Nation – Are You A Member of This New Chinese Group?

13. Rent a girlfriend for the Chinese New Year (Elementary)

14. “Good” Times: How Do You Use “好” (Elementary)

15. What’s your love status? (Ⅱ) (Elementary)

16. What’s Your Love Status in Chinese? (Ⅰ) (Elementary)

17. Keywords about Spring Festival (Ⅱ) (Elementary)

18. Keywords about Spring Festival (Ⅰ) (Elementary)

19. North by Northwest. (Elementary)

20. What color is your “collar?” (Elementary)

21. Why does eating vinegar mean being jealous? (Elementary)

22. Must-know Shopping Lingo in Chinese (Elementary)

23. Are you criticizing my gift? (Elementary)

24. Beyond counting: the curious number 2 (Elementary)

25. The Essential Friendships for Chinese (Elementary)

26. The gravity of 炒鱿鱼 (chǎo yóuyú) or fried squid? (Elementary)

27. Addressing In-Laws – Ancient Traditions in Modern Culture. (Elementary)

28. How Do You Address All Sorts of Leaders in Chinese? (Elementary)

29. Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Red?(Beginner)

30. “菜” – Know it and you’ll never go hungry. (Elementary)

31. 客气(kèqi) or 不客气(bú kèqi), that is the question! (Elementary)

32. Top 7 Taboos in China (Beginner)

33. The difference between “男” and “女!” (Elementary)

34. Must Know Chinese Internet Slang (Elementary)

35. Why do Chinese call you “old outsider (老外 Lǎowài)? ” (Beginner)

36. Why a clock makes a lousy gift?(Beginner)

37. Be cautious when using the word “同志(tóngzhì)” (Beginner)

38. Celebrating Chinese Valentine’s Day (Beginner)

39. Don’t forget Liu Xiang. (Beginner)

40. The London Olympics in China (Elementary)

41. Where are you going? (Beginner)

42. Don’t Call Me “Xiaojie.” (Beginner)

43. Hey, have you eaten yet? (Beginner)

44. Happy to Death (Elementary)

45. Victory for the Miami Heat…Right? (Intermediate)

46. Wearing a Sachet on Dragon Boat Festival (Elementary)

47. The meanings behind colors in Chinese

48. The Most Motivational Chinese Word: 加油 (jiāyóu)

49. Lucky “Dogs” in China

50. Put Your Money Where Your Stomach Is

51. Learn how to address your mother in Chinese

52. Chinese Idiom: 不可救药 (bùkějiùyào) Hopeless

53. Chinese Idiom: 哪壶不开提哪壶 To touch a soft spot

54. Why does “Old” stand for wisdom and prestige in China?

55. Chinese Idiom: 得寸进尺 If you give someone an inch, they will take a mile.

56. Chinese Idiom: 大材小用 To waste one’s talent on a petty job

57. Tomb-sweeping Day (April 4) with Tears and Laughter

58. Top seven ways to introduce yourself in Chinese

59. Chinese Character: 龙 (lóng) Dragon

60. Eat soup with chopsticks?

61. Lucky Number in Chinese-8

62. Chinese Culture: 二月二，龙抬头 Dragon Raising Its Head

63. Why do Chinese eat fish during Spring Festival?

64. How Do Chinese Express Their Love?

65. The Legend of the Lantern Festival

66. The Legend behind the Year of the Dragon

67. The Little New Year: the Kitchen God Festival

68. Is the Year of the Dragon your birth year?

69. A Chinese Christmas Feast: 火锅 (huǒguō) hot pot

70. Be Careful When Using the Chinese Term “小人 (xiǎorén)”

71. Do you like spicy Chinese food?

72. “Spinsters” in China

73. What On Earth Do You Mean?

74. Don’t stop until the goal is reached.

75. Are You Still Single?

76. 红 (Hóng)-A Pleasant Shade of Chinese

77. Chinese Idiom: It is neither a horse nor a tiger. But what is it?

78. Are all things like floating clouds?

79. Chinese Idiom: 少见多怪 to describe someone who is very naive