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Cam: Hello, Dajia hao. Welcome to Chinese Studio, wo shi Cam.
Yajie: Dajia hao. Wo shi Yajie.
Cam: Yajie, during this week, we learned some useful expressions used in the bank. Now let’s have a review.
Yajie: Ok. First please listen to Sentences in the week.

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When the Birds are Gone and the Hares are Bagged

2019-11-17

The Chinese have two idioms that refer to the (reprehensible) practice of people casting aside those who have helped them

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Chinese food:Shredded pork with bean curd with mushroom sauce

2019-11-17

Shredded pork with mushrooms Braised tofu ingredients: tofu, mushrooms, pork;Braised tofu with shredded pork with mushroom sauce: red pepper crusted tuna, red onion, garlic, ginger, coriander, raw powder, powder, chicken in oyster sauce, soy.

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China Plans $16 Billion Funding on Electric-vehicle Chargers

2019-11-17

China is planning to enhance electric-vehicle charging infrastructure with government funding of up to 100 billion yuan (about US$16.26 billion), Bloomberg News reports.

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每日一語 One Sentence A Day343

2019-11-17

wo3 men5 zhu4 de5 hen3 jin4 我们住的很近。 We lived nearby.

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How to Read the Finals of Pinyin

2019-11-17

Many foreigners say that Chinese pinyin is quite difficult to pronounce. There are some tips on how to pronounce the base 6 simple finals of pinyin. After your reading, you would find Chinese pinyin’s pronunciation is not so hard as you thought before. “a”
Keep your tongue flat
Open your mouth
Keep your lip unrounded

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