但随着学习者中文水平的提高，老师们是否想过应该如何帮助学生丰富他们的自我介绍？

Thanks to COVID-19, internships are pretty much on hold this year, along with entire study abroad programs.

It’s amazing how healthy Chinese food can be, but also how unhealthy (and dropping in oil, we might add).

“不管”是B2的语法点，高级语法点的教学，又从何下手呢？

Believe it or not, there are some internships in China which actually make use of foreingers’ Chinese skills!

Would it have been too much to call that report a “TPS“ report? Yeah, probably… China, like everywhere, has its fair share of bosses constantly nagging employees for reports.

Using “PPT” instead of “Powerpoint presentation” is one easy business Chinese “word” that super easy to acquire! Get in on that filename extension slang action!

Ah, the slow old office computer… a staple of office humor, and just as true in China as anywhere else!

*我不知道什么时候回来中国。

​这句话汉语老师们肯定知道有错误。但具体错误在哪儿？如何解释？今天我们就来讨论一下趋向补语和宾语的搭配问题。

In a country obsessed with the awesomeness of its own cuisine, you can bet that any business trip to Chengdu is at least partly interconnected with hot pot.

当你和朋友好久不见，刚见面时候的第一句话是什么？

当不太熟的朋友和你寒暄，你会怎么回答？当你和客户见面，第一句问候语是什么？

当你问你的学生“你最近怎么样”你的学生会怎么回答？

Overtime culture is a big part of many Chinese office environments, whether it’s staying late on a work night to “look busy” until the boss leaves, or coming in on the weekend to finish that big project.

We all have mixed feelings about both working from home and working in the office, right? The grass is always greener, and the other working environment is always better…

I think we’ve all had those uncertain “little talks” with the boss at one point or another. These are usually indicated with the phrase 谈谈 (tán-tan) in Mandarin Chinese.

这次的漫画就连载在我们的官网了，免费分享给大家，欢迎大家评论、转发。

Does wearing multiple face masks seem crazy? It’s not uncommon to see someone wearing two in Shanghai, in these times of COVID-19.

The mad rushes for face masks and the wearing face masks for everything we do is mostly behind us. But not too long ago it was really like this!

“开会”和“会议”的用法，你的学生掌握了吗？

Many international-facing companies in China use websites like Google, Facebook, and Twitter for their everyday work, and yet these communications are inconveniently “inaccessible” in China in 2020….