This rhythmic poem helps you practice numbers from one to ten and larger units. Listen to the beat and count along!
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七八九 ,十零百。
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七十五,八百三, 九千四 ,六万一。
This playful poem helps you count and practice vocabulary about clothes, students, and pets. Enjoy the rhythm while learning new words.
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六七个男学生,七八个女同学, 八九个 好朋友。
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卖了六只小狗, 四百零九 元钱。
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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这是 一九五九年 十月间的事。
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你信上说的那个”杜鲁门没有带走一个人”的故事,也正和邱吉尔在 一九四五年 离开唐宁街十号时没有带走一个人,是一样的。
Read this short story about people waiting in the rain for a new phone. You will practice numbers, time, and everyday vocabulary.
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明天 苹果十九 出来了,大家都想做第一个买到 苹果十九 的人。
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苹果十九 很贵,八千七百多块钱。
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.
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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六七八 九 十,昨天星期四;十四是十四,四十是四十。
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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!