Tag: Learning Chinese
It Is Time to Put on Your “Me More Cool” Now!
There is a joke saying you may not catch cold for not wearing “Me More Cool” in winter; but your may end up with a broken leg by your mum...
8 Christmas Wishes & Messages in Chinese
Christmas is a good time to have a break and show your care to the loved ones by sending wishes and gifts for each others. Besides a simple sentence Merry Christmas(圣诞快乐 shèngdàn kuàilè), do you know any other wishes you can say on the special day? Here are some Christmas messages in Chinese that you may take a reference for your families, friends, lovers, or colleague...etc. Hope you find it useful!
How Much Do You Know about Dōngzhì?
You may be familiar with the coming Christmas that everyone is looking forward, but do you know what day is today to Chinese people? Well, one of the most important day from the four seasons and 24 solar terms falls right on today, Winter Solstice(冬至 Dōngzhì). The saying of “Winter Solstice is as significant as the Spring Festival” fully explains how big this day is. Whether you are confident about your Chinese knowledge or want to know about Dōngzhì, try to test yourself by the following fun quiz!
Have You Made Your New Year Resolution?
In the last few days of 2020, are you busy writing the summary for this year? In addition to closing the past year, what is your new year resolution(新年决心 xīnnián juéxīn) for 2021? Do you know how to express it in Mandarin? If you have no idea about your plan, hope this article can inspire you.
Ready to Meet the Big Chinese Family in Spring Festival?
Chinese New Year is coming, there will be a lot of visiting among relatives if you have a Chinese partner or family. Facing the strange faces that look alike, sometimes you do not know how to call each of them. The situation is just overwhelming, and it may put you into embarrassment if you “misname” someone in the family...Well, we understand that you are not impolite.
Happy Niú Year! 9 Chinese Words & Phrases with the Image of Niú
We all know that 2021 is the Year of Ox. Since this animal plays an important role in ancient Chinese agriculture production and daily life, the image of ox has become an essential part of national culture that contains rich significance.
Chinese New Year Is Not Over Yet, Join the Fun Cāi Dēngmí!
The Spring Festival holiday has passed for most of people. However, Chinese New Year is not over yet! According to tradition, it is until the 15th day of the first lunar month (正月十五 zhèng yuè shí wǔ) that Chinese New Year is fulfilled, which is also known as Lantern Festival (元宵节 yuán xiāo jié). Yuánxiāojié is the first festival after Chinese New Year when people light up lantern(点灯 diǎn dēng), eating sweet dumplings(吃汤圆 chī tāng yuán) and guessing lantern riddles(猜灯谜 cāi dēng mí).
New Function: Certificate can be Downloaded automatically!
In order to provide our students with more convenient service, Mandarin Inn has released a new function in MI Student: you can download your certificate of completion through Wechat now! Whether you have already finished study or just started your class, the hours on the certificate is your actual learning hours, and you can download at any time.
Decoding 520:
What is the reason that May 20th or May 21st are considered the prime days for marriage proposals and weddings in China every year?
Do you have an “A Yi” in China?
Are you curious about the meaning of "A Yi," or perhaps you spell it "I E", a term that you may have heard many times before?
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