Chinese Learning Blog

In our ‘Chinese Beginner 1 course’ (more details Here), we have learned the grammar structure ‘是...的 (shì...de)’, yet in this article, we’re

‘好hǎo’ originally means ‘good’, and when it’s used as a response or reply, it automatically transforms to mean ‘fine’, ‘sure’ or ‘ok’. Yet,

Many of you may already know it’s a common phenomenon for Chinese sentences to end with interjections, which serve to express one’s tone or

Many people get confused when it comes to certain supporting words. That’s because these supporting words have no actual meanings to be tran