There’s nothing worse than technology failing you right before a deadline. Key vocab 突然 – tū rán – suddenly 着急 – zháo jí – anxious; worried 作业 – zuò yè
There’s nothing worse than technology failing you right before a deadline. Key vocab 突然 – tū rán – suddenly 着急 – zháo jí – anxious; worried 作业 – zuò yè
Pronunciation : kuàicān Meaning : (noun) fast food HSK : 2 快 餐 Pronunciation : kuài Meaning : (adj) fast; quick; rapid (adj) speed; speedy (adj) hurry up; make haste
Of all the essays Chinese students read in school, this might be the one they remember longest. 《背影》, or My Father’s Back, is barely 1,500 characters, and almost nothing happens
Pronunciation : míngxīng Meaning : (noun) star (celebrity) HSK : 2 明 星 Pronunciation : míng Meaning : (adj) bright; brilliant; light (adj) clear; distinct (adj) immediately following in time
I’ve been posting so many long, arduous reads for advanced students, today I thought I’d keep it short and sweet. Today’s post is a Tang Dynasty poem written by Wang