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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谢大中是 中国人 。
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他的女朋友是 英国人 。
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我不是 中国人 。
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我是 英国人 。
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我的女朋友也是 英国人 。
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谢大中对大家说:“ 英国 和 中国 是好朋友,是不是?”
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英国 和 中国 是好朋友。
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我们四个人,今天的饭钱,是不是 中国 一半、 英国 一半?”
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中国 一半、 英国 一半,饭钱我和米小山一人一半。”
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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可是,根据前几年的有关数据, 中国 方便面的年人平均消费量是三十五份,远不如日本,甚至还不到 韩国 的一半。
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近年来, 中国 关于方便面的各种说法几乎全部都是“方便面是一种不健康的食物,是垃圾食物”。
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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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这样看来,方便面所含的营养成分甚至还高于 中国人 最爱的馒头、米饭、面包之类的主食。
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误会三:含油量不利于健康 我国 一般著名品牌的油炸方便面的含油率为18%至20%,与 国际上 基本相同。
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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。
This heartwarming story shows how a small act of kindness can be passed on. Follow Gao Xianming as he learns an important lesson about generosity in his new city.
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高先明第一天来 中国 。
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老先生看见高先明,知道他不是 中国 学生。
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高先明看见一个 中国 同学安小语,也是手里少五块钱,不能上车。
Follow Xiao Li as he copes with the effects of forest fires near his home in the US and reflects on environmental changes. A thoughtful story for HSK 4 learners.
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小李住在 美国西部 的一座城市里。
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新闻里还说,最近这些年, 美国西部 每年都出现的森林大火是气候变化的结果。
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他小时候住在 中国 的东北,那里的森林也很多。
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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他比较支持 美国 ,但理论上说不明白,一直得不到满意的解释。
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我只能说,你说的 英国 制度和 美国 制度其实没有什么不一样。
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““我还可以说,我们这个地方,有一个卖饼干的,每天在街上叫卖饼干,但他还愿意关心 国家 大事,关心英美的政治制度,希望 国家 能走上正确的道路──只这件奇事,已够使我乐观,使我高兴了。
Join a beginner as they ask a Chinese friend to teach them how to cook. This simple HSK 1 dialogue shows that learning one dish at a time is the best way to start.
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我的好朋友小米是 中国人 。
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我说,我想学做 中国菜 。
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.
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三星在 韩国 。
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五星大饭店, 中国 和中文,汉语和韩语,汉字和汉子。
In this easy story, you will follow a simple trip to the supermarket to buy apples. Practice numbers, question words, and nationalities in a real-life shopping context.
Shopping for fruit is a common daily task in China. Practice saying prices, counting items, and using simple shopping phrases while buying five apples for three yuan.
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.
In this dialogue, two people chat while waiting outside a cinema. You'll hear common phrases for talking about hobbies, sports, and movie preferences.
Learn the fascinating story behind the Chinese idiom '东山再起' (Dongshan Zaiji), which means to make a comeback. Discover its historical roots and modern usage.
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最厉害的是,他在淝水之战中指挥东晋军队,以八万人打败了号称百万的前秦军队,保住了自己的 国家 。
This simple HSK 2 story introduces a warm family of six. Follow Little Bao and his British wife as they raise their two green-eyed children, each with their own personality.
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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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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二零一九年,八月十六日, 回国 第七日,生病第一天。
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.
A young man helps an old man look for his cat. But the real surprise is why the old man wanted to find the cat. Read on to learn about kindness and friendship.
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.
Meet Xiao Shang, who is heading back to Shanghai. She compares two ways to travel and tells us why she prefers the slower one. This story helps you practice comparing transportation in simple Chinese.