Why would a millionaire leave a table of lobster and wagyu untouched? This story explores the hidden rules of business dining and the true cost of staying alert.
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昨晚跟一个身家过亿的外贸老板同席 吃饭 ,突然发现一个挺扎心的社交真相。
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他说我不 吃 这个。
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我坐他对面,看见他把那块肉夹起来,放到了骨碟边沿,跟那根早就夹过来,但其实 没吃的 青菜并排摆着,整整齐齐。
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我问他您刚才饭桌上怎么不 吃 东西。
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他说 吃了 。
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我说您 吃的 那几口不算 吃 。
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他说,我这些年养成的习惯,饭局上少 吃 ,特别是不碰荤菜,碰了脑子就不清醒。
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他忽然说,十多年前他第一次跟大客户 吃饭 。
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他每道菜都尝了, 吃 得满嘴油光。
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结果第二天对方笑着砍了他五个点的价,一边还看着他眼睛说,看你昨天 吃 东西的样子就知道你这人没坏心眼,肯定没跟我们要高价,就便宜百分之五吧。
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从那以后他才学会了,饭桌上 吃 得越少,别人越拿不准你,越拿不准就越不敢动你。
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你来了我让食堂给你炒个蛋炒饭,正经 吃的 。
Think instant noodles are unhealthy? This HSK 6 article challenges common myths and reveals surprising facts about nutrition, oil, and salt in this convenient food.
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为什么中国消费者这么“害怕” 吃 方便面呢?
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误会二:方便面没有什么营养事实上,除了刚出生的小宝宝可以 只吃 一种食物获得全部营养以外,没有任何人可以从单一一种食物中获得全部的营养。
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就是说,没有任何一种食物可以提供全面营养,也就没有任何人 只吃 一种食物就可以完全满足身体的需要。
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看一下“人体所需营养”目录,就明白一个人最好每天 吃 10到30种以上的食物,这样才能得到各种各样的营养。
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在 吃 方便面时也可以再多加一些蔬菜、水果什么的,让它营养更多。
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事实上,油炸方便面的含油量比中国人传统 常吃的 油条,以及现在年轻人喜欢的炸薯条、炸土豆片什么的低很多,只是它们的二分之一不到。
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有人干 吃 方便面,也不会觉得咸。
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当然,就算是没有误会,方便面也不好多 吃 。
Follow Dazhong, a busy worker in China, as he finds warmth and kindness at a small noodle shop. Practice everyday words for food, weather, and expressing gratitude.
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晚上,大中去公司前边的一个小饭店 吃饭 。
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大中 吃好 面条,都对老先生说:“谢谢您,面条很 好吃 。”
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老先生很高兴,对大中说:“不客气,多 吃 一点儿。”
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大中想 吃 晚饭。
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今天雨太大,我想你还没 吃 晚饭,我在这儿看你来不来。”
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大中 吃了 热热的面条,觉得今天晚上一点儿也不冷了。
In this warm dialogue, a parent introduces their family at a restaurant. A teacher gently corrects common mistakes about family words and names, making it perfect for HSK 2 learners.
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你也来这家饭店 吃饭 ?
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这里的山东菜很 好吃 。
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A:不是,我和我的家人来 吃饭 。
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两位老人都喜欢在家 吃 。
Discover how a simple letter from a cookie seller led to an unexpected friendship with a famous scholar. This heartwarming story explores kindness and connection across social divides.
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胡之适接过饼干,微笑着拿起一个便 吃 ,脸上现出近几年来很少见的欢愉。
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他的一个朋友拿了一块饼干送到他的病房,跟他开玩笑:“我给你 吃 一样东西。
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这么 好吃的 东西,我相信你没有 吃过 。”
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胡之适看到饼干,笑了,说:“我早就 吃 过了。
Step through a full day—from morning routines to bedtime—and pick up practical phrases for telling time and talking about your own schedule with a typical Chinese rhyme.
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早上六点半,起床 吃 早饭。
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上午四小时,中午 吃 中饭。
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下班五点半,回家 吃 晚饭。
This is a short dialogue about a shopping trip. A woman buys many things, including food, drinks, furniture, and pet food, while her boyfriend reminds her not to overspend.
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这个商店有很多东西,有 吃的 东西也有喝的东西。
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我买了鸡蛋、面包、牛奶,还有一些水果,这些都是你和我的 吃的 和喝的东西,还有给我们的小猫和小狗 吃的 东西。
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它们昨天就没有 吃的 东西了。
In this HSK 1 story, two old friends from Britain and China share a meal with their girlfriends. A simple question about who pays leads to a clever and funny solution.
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昨天,我们四个人一起 吃饭 。
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我们两个今天请女朋友 吃饭 。
In this funny HSK 2 story, a boy asks his father for money every day. When his father tries to teach him a lesson, the boy's clever reply will make you laugh.
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钱学中喜欢 吃 ,经常找爸妈要钱买东西 吃 。
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我想再去买点儿 吃的 东西“。
Meet Dr. Mi, a doctor and teacher at Sichuan University. This simple HSK 1 story shows his daily routine from morning to night, helping you learn time expressions and everyday activities.
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休息一下儿,晚上七点,他 吃 晚饭。
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吃了 晚饭后,他会喝一杯普洱茶。
Meet Gao Youpeng, a friendly Beijing coworker who welcomes the narrator with local dishes and a simple language-exchange plan. This warm HSK 2 story is perfect for first readings about work and friendship.
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他今天从上海回来,晚上就和我去了一个饭馆儿 吃 北京菜。
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这是我第一次在中国 吃 中国菜,很 好吃 ,我很喜欢。
Follow a traveler's unexpected hospital stay in China, where counting days and costs becomes practical learning. Practice numbers, dates, food prices, and simple descriptions of a doctor and room.
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看病非常贵, 吃饭 不便宜。
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什么都要钱,还都不 好吃 。
Enjoy this simple story about a patient and a mysterious apple. It shows how a small act of kindness can make someone feel at home, and you'll learn key words for feelings and daily life.
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家人都不在,要多 吃 水果。”
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马家友 吃了 手里的苹果,觉得这个苹果 真好吃 !
This simple story introduces you to a family and what each member likes to do. Learn helpful words for food and daily activities as you read about Grandpa, Grandma, Mom, Dad, and the kids.
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爷爷 吃 面包,奶奶喝牛奶。
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爸爸喝热茶妈妈 吃 冷菜。
Welcome! This short poem helps you practice the months, weekdays, and mealtimes in Chinese. Read it aloud and notice the rhythm. You already know many of these words!
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早上 吃 早饭,上午喝早茶,中午 吃 午饭。
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下午下午茶,晚上 吃 晚饭。
Before you read, think about the questions you ask every day. This simple poem shows you how to ask age, price, time, and more in friendly Chinese.
This short, simple story follows a shopper's trip to the supermarket to buy apples. You'll learn useful vocabulary for shopping, prices, and comparing things.
This playful poem turns numbers into a rhythm of daily life. As you read, practice counting, days of the week, and common time words in a fun, memorable way.
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工作两三年,休息四五天,读书一小时, 吃饭 五分钟。
This humorous dialogue follows a man who spends all his savings on his girlfriend's Apple phone and a lucky number, leaving him broke. A fun read for HSK 3 learners.
This heartwarming story reveals the quiet devotion of a father. As you read, notice the repeated actions and how a simple cup of tea becomes meaningful.
This short poem plays with words that sound alike, comparing things that are good to watch, read, hear, or taste. Perfect for practicing basic adjectives like 好 and 真.
Follow a day from waking at six-thirty to coming home at eight, then leap across days, months, and years. This simple story helps you practice speaking about routines and life changes with clear time words.
Ever noticed how similar Chinese words can be? This rhyme plays with place names and homophones, from schools to hotels, even throwing in Samsung's origin. A lighthearted way to boost your word power.