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Boring Bangongshi Blank Templates
Reading comics is good for your Chinese. But so is MAKING your OWN comics! Type electronic text, or print out the PDF and write your own comics the good old-fashioned caveman way. Here are some templates to get you going.
Suitable for individual learners as well as classroom activities.
Intermediate (B1): Black Lives Matter 2020
Not an easy topic to discuss, but one very worth discussing. Be sure to read our blog post about this material, which also includes a link to a much more extensive list of related vocabulary which also includes more higher-level words (B2-C1).
Intermediate (B1): Answering 你最近怎么样？
Asking a friend how he’s been doing recently is fundamental to most friendly conversations. But if you’re at the intermediate (B1) level and find yourself giving the same exact answers over and over again, perhaps it’s time to spice things up?
COVID-19: Vocab for all levels
Not the vocabulary list we want, but the one we need: COVID-19 Coronavirus Vocabulary (characters + pinyin + English). Be sure to find your level! Levels range from Elementary (A2) to Upper Intermediate (B2). Stay strong, Wuhan!
Alipay App: Navigation Help
Learn some key vocab related to AliPay (支付宝 Zhīfùbǎo) online payment platform. This is typical of the content used in our This Modern Chinese Life intermediate 1-on-1 discussion course.
Elementary (A2): 一边 (yī biān)
This Talk About The Pictures (看图说话, kàntú shuō huà) is taken from our Elementary Level A2 Chinese Grammar (Part 2) live 1-on-1 course.
Intermediate (B1): More uses of 比 (bǐ)
This Talk About The Pictures (看图说话, kàntú shuō huà) exercise guide is taken from our Intermediate Level B1 Chinese Grammar (Part 1) live 1-on-1 course.
100 CHINESE HISTORY KEYWORDS
We created this helpful vocab list with our friends at China Simplified. This list will help you hold your own in a conversation about Chinese history, should the opportunity arise…
