Boring Bangongshi - S02E12
It's a fact of life in China that employees often don't stick around long, but you're supposed to show some concern for the fates of your fellow co-workers!
Boring Bangongshi - S02E11
Ah, IT departments in companies all over the world are struggling with the issue of employees using weak, easily guessable passwords.
Boring Bangongshi - S02E10
When you think of stinky Chinese food, what do you think of? Stinky tofu, 臭豆腐 (chòu dòufu)? Or maybe durian, 榴莲 (liúlián)? What about 螺蛳粉 (luósi fěn)? That’s the one in today’s strip.
Boring Bangongshi - S02E09
Many small offices are operating out of co-working spaces (in the model of WeWork), meaning that meeting room offices are often shared resources, and you’d better reserve one when you need one!
Boring Bangongshi - S02E08
Millions of people call tech support every day claiming hardware failure or virus infection, only to have it pointed out to them that their computer does, in fact, need to be plugged in.
Boring Bangongshi - S02E07
If WeChat is so great, and has all those features that Facebook, Twitter, and the others lack, then why is it still entirely possible to send messages to the wrong person if you’re not paying attention??
Boring Bangongshi - S02E06
In recent years, the computer virus issue has gotten much better (especially Windows computers, which were bore the brunt of the issue), but the problem persists somewhat.
Discussing Black Lives Matter in Chinese
Black Lives Matter. Combat racism. Yes, this may even involve doing so in Chinese. These words will help you do that.
Boring Bangongshi - S02E05
when you’re in China, frequently trying to access overseas websites, you’re going to encounter this issue a LOT, and it’s very frustrating.
Boring Bangongshi - S02E04
Life in China is gradually returning to normal, which includes booking (domestic) plane tickets. Obviously, staying protected from COVID-19 on the plan is still very much a concern.
Boring Bangongshi - S02E03
Young people all over the world are fond of the sleep. Many jobs in China routinely require overtime, sometimes for days on end.
Boring Bangongshi - S02E02
It happens in every culture… we’re talking, but are we communicating? And yes, these are very office topics.
“我坐地铁来了”不能说?
是的!“坐地铁来的”和“坐地铁来了”就是本期要讨论的问题了!
在学生进入中级阶段的学习时,难免会遇到“的”和“了”的区别问题。这时,老师能否用简单直接的语言告知学生这两者的差别呢?
Boring Bangongshi - S02E01
With this exciting first episode of Boring 办公室 Season 02 our heroes are finally unmasked. As for coffee vs. tea, don’t let any old school sinologists tell you that Chinese people prefer tea to coffee!
Boring Bangongshi - S01E20
We’re a little over a week behind the news with this comic strip, But the COVID-19 situation has already gotten to the point where restrictions are loosening in Shanghai
How to Evaluate a Chinese Tutor: Best Practices
Finding the right tutor can definitely get you the best bang for your buck when learning Chinese. You’ll save money over going through a traditional school, and can have an amazing, personalized accelerated learning experience. But how can you find such a Chinese tutor?
Boring Bangongshi - S01E19
If you haven’t encountered “professional Chinglish,” you will eventually!
汉语学生的名字叫“大王”?怎么样给学生起中文名字?
作为老师,你可以说出中文学习者有中文名字的好处:
1. 可以让中国朋友很快记住你
2. 侧面了解中国的文化
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那么起中文名字,有哪些方法可以参考的呢?
Boring Bangongshi - S01E18
You often hear it said that Chinese is inherently vague when compared to English. That’s not always true, but Chinese can certainly be used in a super vague way!