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Story behind the idiom: 守株待兔 – Waiting by the Tree Stump for a RabbitStory behind the idiom: 守株待兔 – Waiting by the Tree Stump for a Rabbit

1 February 2026 | | 0 Comment | 23:57

Ain’t no such thing as free lunch! This well-known Chinese fable is a sharp warning against laziness and wishful thinking. This story is the source of the chengyu 守株待兔, and

Worksheet 90Worksheet 90

1 February 2026 | | 0 Comment | 09:51

Click the download button to get your Chinese Character Worksheet. Happy learning! Worksheet 90: 差不多好像难过春节大门老朋友出 The

出门出门

1 February 2026 | | 0 Comment | 08:00

Pronunciation : chūmén Meaning : (verb) to go out HSK : 2 出门 Pronunciation : chū Meaning : (verb) go or come out (verb) exceed; go beyond (verb) issue;

Fable: 竹与草 – The Bamboo and the GrassFable: 竹与草 – The Bamboo and the Grass

31 January 2026 | | 0 Comment | 21:27

In this short fable, we find out who’s really stronger: a big bamboo shoot (竹子 zhú zi5), or a humble blade of grass (小草 xiǎo cǎo). Some language stuff Even

老朋友老朋友

31 January 2026 | | 0 Comment | 08:00

Pronunciation : lǎopéngyǒu Meaning : (noun) old friend HSK : 2 老朋友 Pronunciation : lǎo Meaning : (adj) old (not young) (adj) old (not new) (adj) experienced; veteran