Chinese Culture

Answer to 3 Reasons Why Halloween Has Become So Popular in China!

Answer: A

Answer Analysis:

Reasons B, C and D are the three main reasons that young Chinese are celebrating Chinese at an increasing rate. However, Chinese do not use Western “

Halloween 万圣节 (wànshèngjié)

” as an opportunity to honor their ancestors, for that purpose, they use the traditional “

鬼节 (Guĭjié) Ghost Festival

”.…

Answer Key – Getting Married in China? Learn These 4 Traditions First!

Answer: A

“回门 (Huímén)” is a traditional custom which originated from ancient China. “拍婚纱照 (pāi hūnshāzhào)” and “领结婚证 (lǐng jiéhūnzhèng)” are modern wedding customs. “喝酒 (hējiǔ) drink” is a common leisure activity. Therefore, A is the correct answer.

Getting Married in China? Learn These 4 Traditions First!

Teaching Chinese culture and tradition is an essential part of teaching Mandarin Chinese. Not only are the words and phrases important, but learning about the lives of Chinese people adds a motivation to integrate and inspire my students to continue to pursue the language. Today, I’m going to introduce four traditional events that Chinese couples getting married in China must do before they start their new life together.…

Video Lesson: Traditional Chinese Breakfast

Most mornings people don’t have much time before work or school to make breakfast. It’s a troublesome problem for many that still want something filling to have in the morning. But, in China, the perfect solution has been found!

Exercises in the Video:

1. A: Qǐngwèn, nǐmen jiǔdiàn yǒu zhōngshì zǎocān ma?     B: Dāngrán…     What would she say?…

Answer Key – Jump into Chinese Culture by Learning These Helpful Chinese Songs (Part I)

Answer: C

Answer Analysis: 茉莉花 (Mòlìhuā) Jasmine Flower is a popular Chinese folk song.The song dates back to the 18th century. In time, many regional variations were created, and the song gained popularity both in China and abroad.

Jump into Chinese Culture by Learning These Helpful Chinese Songs (Part I)

Today I’m going to introduce some fun and helpful Chinese songs that you can learn, from beginner to intermediate level. These songs can supplement your Mandarin Chinese progress and make things a bit more fun. In fact, one of my favorite parts of teaching Chinese is introducing songs for my students of all levels to learn and sing.…

Mission Impossible: Mobile Payments Make It Impossible to Rob A Store in China

The second largest economy in the world, China, is rapidly changing. Recently two young men tried to rob a convenience store in China. They got in their disguises, gathered their weapons and drove in the middle of the night to a local convenience store. When they demanded the owner open the register – there was no cash there.…

Answer to Mission Impossible: Mobile Payments Make It Impossible to Rob A Store in China

Correct Answer 1. C

Answer analysis

Paypal is not a Chinese Mobile Payment Method. The two most popular Chinese mobile payment methods are WeChat and Alipay.

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Answer Key – The Four Ancient Capitals of China: Learn About Them Here!

Answer: C
Answer Analysis

: Most Chinese cities were named after their location next to mountains, rivers or the sea. For example, 洛阳 Luoyang is named for its location on the side of the 洛水 (Luo River) and 上海 Shanghai, which simply means “upon sea”. In the case of 北京 Beijing and 南京 Nanjing both were renamed, or celebrated, with the title that includes “京 (Jing)”, or “capital” city.…

The Four Ancient Capitals of China: Learn About Them Here!

A very enjoyable part of the experience of learning Mandarin Chinese in China is the opportunity to be able to see and experience new parts of the world. Sometimes, those “new” parts are actually quite old! I’m going to introduce to you some places referred to as “中国四大古都 (Zhōngguó sì dà gǔ dū),” or the “Four Great Ancient Capitals of China”.…

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