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有些語法我覺得用講的倒不如比實際練還快。對高一高二的學生如果還能加上一點互動和肢體表演比手畫腳，效果會更好。我常用的方式是想辦法用index cards讓學生可以自己動手寫與畫，然後馬上拿來用。以教"越來越..."這個句型為例:

1．給所有的學生一張剪成一半的3X5 index card, 然後跟學生腦力激盪，要他們喊出所有他們知道的形容詞(我不想教越來越喜歡...這種越來越+特定動詞的句型，所以直接用形容詞)。學生提供的時候，老師把字寫在黑板上。

2.接下來要學生自已選一個黑板上的形容詞(目的是不要重複)，然後寫在卡上，一面寫字，一面畫圖表意。

依照學生程度與快慢，可以讓學生多寫幾張。

3. 再來就是介紹「越來越...」這個語法的意思和用法。老師可以畫圖表示:「David越來越高。」

4.學生大概知道意思以後以後，就把卡收回，洗牌，字面向下，一個學生給一張，告訴他們不可以給別人看到。

5. 老師先示範做出一個例句的動作 (e.g.老師越來越老)。學生輪流上來做出字卡上的形容詞，並且得表示出「越來越...」的動作。因為這需要一點想像和天馬行空，(比方說，學生造:「我的 車越來越貴。」可是怎麼比出來呢?) 有時候學生表演得讓人實在看不出是在做什麼。不過沒關係，大家笑一笑反而印象更深刻。

這樣的活動的好處是，學生自己提供他們會的字，一方面可以依此了解學生的程度，一方面也省了老師準備的力氣。學生很喜歡自己動手做的感覺，又可以在卡片背後畫畫留下一點足跡。

這些字我又拿回來資源回收一次，這次是教「更...」

1. 給學生一張卡，這次他們可以先看，也可以跟同學研究上面的字是什麼意思。(有的學生會很高興的認出別人所畫的鉅作與字跡)

2. 老師示範: 老師抽一張卡，是「貴」。老師說:「我的車很貴。」然後老師解釋(並指著某同學)下一個人得說:「可是我的車更貴。」

3.於是學生開始連環造句。A說:「我的媽媽很漂亮。」下一個是B，他說:「可是我媽媽更漂亮。」然後B造他卡上的字:「我的家很大。」接著C，然後D...因為這個年紀的小孩本來就喜歡用言語占彼此便宜，所以這個句法的活動很能引起學生仔細聽別人說什麼。

另外一種是用小照片練「Verb過...」這個句型。準備一些彩色的照片，因為我打算重複使用，所以我把它們都護背起來。有實物照片的好處是每個學生都可以看不同的照片，有不同的挑戰，也可以練習說。

1. 一人給一張以後，第一輪是要學生看一看，說一說照片裡的東西(通常是單樣物品，不要太複雜。比方說，餃子，日本富士山，出租車，飛機，法國愛菲爾塔，墨西 哥國旗)。照片的選擇是根據學生會的詞，鼓勵學生用他們會用的字。比方說，我給一個學生一張照片是故宮大門，有個毛澤東像。學生一開始說是 Maozedong, 也有人認出是palace. 但是他們不用學怎麼說故宮，我問:「這個地方在哪裡?」「中國」「好，說中國。」富士山也可以比照一樣的方式，不會說Tokyo東京，說「日本」總行吧?

有時候，一張照片也可以鼓勵學生有好幾個解讀。墨西哥國旗照片可以是國家，也可以是食物，西班牙文或音樂。

這些照片裡面我特意放了一張UFO的照片，還有一本字典的照片。我的目的是要挑戰幾個學得快的學生，看他們會說什麼。這兩個字我們都沒學過。所以他們馬上問我到底該怎麼說。我又反問他們該怎麼辦。

我想，其實學習語言有太多的字需要學，但是不論在哪個階段，circumvent「拐個彎說話」是個很重要的技巧。當然越到高層語言越精確，就不用做太多繞來繞去的解釋，但是學會了怎麼讓溝通進行下去而不會因為一個字不會講就卡住，是必要的求生技能。

我 教過他們「...的東西」這樣的用法，告訴他們要是不知道怎麼叫一個東西，那就形容它吧。於是學生們開始想了:「字的東西。」「字的書」「很多字的書。」「中 文字和英文字的書。」(雖然字典這個字很簡單，但是至少學生用自己的方式在思考)「會飛的東西。」「奇怪的東西。」「不知道的東西。」「沒有人知道的會飛 的奇怪的東西。」(UFO飛碟不就是這樣的意思嗎?)

2. 介紹「V過」的句型和意思。
然後問一個有餃子照片的學生:「你吃過餃子嗎?」她拿起照片點頭:「我吃過餃子。」每個學生問一遍，也跟著答一遍。遇到想說「沒有」的人，介紹「沒有V過」的句型。

3. 介紹「你V過嗎?」的問句。然後讓學生A用他的飛機照片問學生B:「你坐過飛機嗎?」學生B答，然後再用他的照片問學生C。

4.全員起立，每個人拿著照片去問彼此，答完以後，兩人交換照片，再去問下一個人，兩人都問完也答完以後，再交換一次，如此一直交換下去直到老師喊停為止。

這樣一直不停交換照片的好處是學生可以拿到不同的照片練習，而且學生學到前一個人的問法與解讀，交換以後自己也再練習一遍問句。學生也很喜歡這種可以到處走動跟不同的人說話的機會。

同樣的一組照片，也可以拿來做別的練習，下次再講.

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中文教學遊戲二 ***練語法的遊戲*** 溝通式教學法

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有些語法我覺得用講的倒不如比實際練還快。對高一高二的學生如果還能加上一點互動和肢體表演比手畫腳，效果會更好。我常用的方式是想辦法用index cards讓學生可以自己動手寫與畫，然後馬上拿來用。以教"越來越..."這個句型為例: 1．給所有的學生一張剪成一半的3X5 index card ...

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“Protests Erupt in Hong Kong, Overshadowing China’s National Day Parade” -古杰克 Response

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这篇文章主要在说：虽然中国的威权主义领导人想告诉世界，“中国又繁荣，又稳定” ，可是香港的情况还是很不稳定。十月一日是共产党执政70周年的国庆日。作者说，十月一日虽然北京有一个很大的军事游行, 也有很多演讲，可是同时在香港有很多反对北京的抗议示威。作者的看法是：香港的抗议者想要羞辱中国国家主席习近平, 让他觉得难看。。我的妈妈爸爸曾经住过香港。他们的朋友可能就是抗议的人。

首先，我的看法是：中国的威权主义领导人是但压迫性的，也是独裁的。 1997的时候，中国和英国签署一项条约。那项条约叫 “Basic Law。” “Basic Law” 说：香港人有普选权 （Universal Suffrage）。中国的领导人不给香港人普选权 (Universal Suffrage)，所以习近平和中国政府不尊重也没有遵守 “Basic Law 。”

另外，我也觉得：香港的警察太暴力。我觉得警察向抗议的人开枪，这样做很不好。香港警察也向印尼记者开枪的行为也太暴力。

如果我我是习近平，我会尊重 “Basic Law ”，给香港人普选权 （Universal Suffrage）。如果我住在香港，我会参加抗议的活动，因为抗议表达自己的诉求很重要。

我觉得美国应该支持香港抗议的人。我觉得美国的国会应该    通过香港人民的人权民主法案。

This article’s main topic is that: Although China’s authoritarian leaders want to tell the world that China is rich and stable, Hong Kong is still very unstable. October 1st was the anniversary of China’s founding. The authors said that on Oct. 1, although Beijing had a big military parade and many speeches, Hong Kong had many anti-Beijing protests. The author’s point of view is that Hong Kong protesters embarrassed Xi Jinping and China’s authoritarian leaders. My parents lived in Hong Kong, and many of their friends participated in the protests.

My opinion is: China’s authoritarian leaders are not only oppressive, but tyrannical. In 1997, China and Britain signed a treaty, called the Basic Law. The Basic Law said that Hong Kong people have universal suffrage. Chinese leaders have not given Hong Kong people universal suffrage, therefore Xi Jinping and other Chinese leaders are not respecting the Basic Law.

My opinion is also that Hong Kong police are too violent. I think that the police shooting a protester was bas. I also think that the police shooting the Indonesian journalist was too violent.

If I was Xi Jinping, I would respect the Basic Law and give Hong Kong people universal suffrage. If I lived in Hong Kong, I would join the protests because the protests are important.

I think the USA should help the Hong Kong protesters. I think Congress should pass the “Human Right & Democracy in Hong Kong” bill.

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“Protests Erupt in Hong Kong, Overshadowing China’s National Day Parade” -朱洋怡 Response

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这篇文章主要是在说香港的示威抗议。作者是在警察和香港示威者开枪后写这篇文章的。作者认为，在香港的抗议活动削弱了中国政府国庆欢乐的气氛。他举了很多例子。例如，他说香港的抗议活动和中国国庆是在同一天。在北京庆祝国庆时，一个阅兵典礼的游行展现了中国军事方面的实力。但是，抗议活动成了中国的弱点。作者写:“北京为庆祝国庆而精心编排的军人列队正步走，与香港燃烧弹和橡皮子弹制造的混乱在同一个屏幕上出现，形成令人不安的鲜明对比。”

如果我住在香港，我想我也会想要自由，所以我想和香港人民一起抗议。但是，香港的抗议活动非常危险。而我是一个个性谨慎的人，所以如果我住在香港，我可能不想实际去街上抗议。我同意作者的看法。香港的抗议活动明白的显示，中国并没有像中国国家主席习近平先生说的那样稳定。

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“Protests Erupt in Hong Kong, Overshadowing China's National Day Parade" -韦班的 Response

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这篇文章主要是在说香港的示威和北京的国庆节游行。十月一日，北京政府庆祝中华人民共和国的70周年国庆。庆祝结束以后，香港的示威者开始示威, 因为中国的政府侵害了他们的自由。许多香港人民开始示威游行都是为了停止 一项"允许把犯罪嫌疑人引渡到中国大陆的法律提案” 因此他们提出了"反送中"的口号。

这篇文章举出很多关于香港的示威者跟香港警察冲突的例子。作者也提到关于北京政府第一次公开介绍的武器，和中国国家主席习近平先生的演讲。作者提出的主要问题是香港的示威有没有成功破坏北京政府的游行。作者也提出了一个很重要的问题：将来，香港的情况会如何发展？

如果我现在住在香港，我想我会参加非暴力的示威活动。我会为了保护我的自由而罢课。可是我觉得示威者使用暴力是一个很坏的方法。在香港示威活动开始的时候，警察首先使用暴力。可是，抗议者用暴力的时候可能会被警察拘捕。他们用暴力以后也可能会失去香港人民的支持。

This article is mainly about the Hong Kong Protests and Beijing’s National Day celebration. Two days ago, Beijing celebrated the 70th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China. After the celebration ended, protestors in Hong Kong began to demonstrate because the Chinese government is eroding their freedoms. Many Hong Kongers started to protest for the sake of stopping a legal proposal to allow extradition of suspects to mainland China.

This article introduces many examples about the Hong Kong demonstrators conflict with the Hong Kong Police. The author introduced an example about weaponry that Beijing is introducing for the first time, and also introduced an example about Xi Jinping’s speech. The main question raised by the author is whether or not the Hong Kong protestors had success in spoiling the central government’s celebration. The author also raised a very important question: In the future, what will be the situation in Hong Kong?

If it were me living in Hong Kong, I would protest peacefully. I would boycott classes for the sake of protecting my liberty. I believe that the protestors using violence is a bad method. When the Hong Kong protests started, the police were the first group to use violence. However, when the protestors use violence, they could be arrested by the police. When they use violence they also could lose the support of the Hong Kong people.

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“Protests Erupt in Hong Kong, Overshadowing China’s National Day Parade” -金怡的 Response

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本文重点在介绍香港当前的混乱。作者在文章中解释说，自夏天以来，中港之间的紧张局势一直在加剧。作者指出称，由于示威者的挑衅態度和警察使用武力，暴力最近有所增加。作者写道，中国目前的气氛与香港的气氛截然不同：在北京，人们很高兴并庆祝国庆日，而在香港，人们正在射击炸弹和橡皮子弹。作者采访了香港浸会大学政治学教授。他说：“媒体将分为有关北京游行的报道和有关香港发生的事情的报道。”本文作者认为，中国国家主席习近平先生精心策划了庆祝中华人民共和国成立70周年的阅兵式。习近平主席想向人民展示他在位期间中国的实力。国庆阅兵的庆祝活动包括首次公开展示可携带10枚核弹头并在美国任何地方命中的导弹。民间示威表明该国的经济和技术成就。文章引用习近平主席的话说：“没有力量阻碍中国人民和中华民族的进步。”作者似乎认为中国的军事力量非常强大，但是尽管如此，香港人仍在抗议。如果我现在住在香港，考虑中国可能会使用用强大的武力镇压，我将害怕参加任何理性的抗议活动。

This article focuses on the current riots in Hong Kong. The author explained in the article that tensions between China and Hong Kong have been intensifying since the summer. According to the author, violence has recently increased due to the provocative nature of the demonstrators and the use of force by the police. The author writes that the current atmosphere in China is very different from the atmosphere in Hong Kong: in Beijing, people are happy and celebrating National Day, while in Hong Kong, people are shooting bombs and rubber bullets. The author interviewed a professor of political science at the Hong Kong Baptist University. He said: "The media will be divided into reports on the Beijing procession and reports on what happened in Hong Kong." The author of this article believes that President Xi Jinping has carefully planned the parade to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China; President Xi Jinping wanted to show the people the strength of China during his reign. The celebrations of the National Day military parade included the first public display of missiles that could carry 10 nuclear warheads and hit anywhere in the United States. Civil demonstrations show the country’s economic and technological achievements. The article quotes President Xi Jinping as saying: "There is no power to hinder the progress of the Chinese people and the Chinese nation." The author seems to think that China's military power is very strong, but despite this, people in Hong Kong are still protesting. If I lived in Hong Kong, I would be afraid to participate in riots and protests because of China's strong military power.

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本文主要讨论中国的结婚率下降。在文章中，作者解释了导致婚嫁率下降的许多原因。作者提供的主要例子是高昂的婚姻费用。作者的观点是结婚非常昂贵。结婚后，还必须照顾好家人，还要购买房屋。就个人而言，我知道结婚可能得花很多钱，但是我认为无论多贵，这还是值得的。如果由我决定，我会努力赚很多钱，使我的婚姻取得成功。我不同意作者的观点，我认为结婚是值得的，尽管办场婚礼可能很昂贵。美国的结婚率并没有像中国那样下降。美国大多数人还是选择结婚。

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城市24小时 第五集 厦门

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城市24小时 第五集 厦门

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CCTV 记录https://youtu.be/3kvxIbCMdyw

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城市24小时 第四集 成都

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城市24小时 第四集 成都

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CCTV 记录 https://youtu.be/kGDSi8tl-38

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城市24小時 第三集 深圳

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城市24小時 第三集 深圳

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城市24小时 第二集 武汉

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CCTV 记录 https://youtu.be/cWw6emkxmos

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城市24小时 第一集 郑州

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《城市24小时》| 展示中国城市最真实的生活面貌【全5集】

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很久很久以前有一只咖啡色的母牛。它很困，想睡觉。它有两块白色的图案。它舔了它的白色的图案以后它的图案笑一笑。牛盖上红色的谈子因为它睡觉的时候不会冷。它躺下去以后睡着了。它睡觉的时候在做梦。在他的梦里它很高兴因为它会飞来飞去。一只公鸡喊，“早安！起床了！”母牛马上起来了。它站起来以后舔它的身。啊呀，怎么了！它的好喜欢的图案不见了。好奇怪，为什么它的图案不见了？它找来找去，可是不在它的家里。它出去它的家里去找找它们。它看到两白色的东西想它的图案一样。是它的图案吗？不是，是白色的花！一阵风吹来这朵花。牛还没有它的图案。然后它看到两个别的白色的东西想它的图案一样。诶，那些东西跑了！不是母牛的图案，也不是花，是羊！最后它在天空里看到两朵云。它要它们飞下去，可是它们就笑一笑，不想要飞下去。牛舔了一点儿，因为它想要触了这些云。这些云就飞起来一点儿。母牛很伤心，所以她哭了。因为母牛在哭，云也哭了。因为云哭了，它们在牛上下雨了。雨在母牛的身上让它的图案重现。它的图案还给了它！母牛很高兴！

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从前有一个男孩鳄鱼。看！他在那！鳄鱼正在放下他的零食并走开。看！他带着凳子回来了。现在他正在沙发上修理他的枕头。现在他坐下来阅读电视频道指南。我想他正试图找到他最喜欢的节目！看！他在嘲笑电视，我相信一定很好笑！哎呀，它看起来像鳄鱼有问题！他的嘴太大，手臂太小，不能吃他的零食！看看他试图吃点零食的各种方式都无济于事。看起来他可能会放弃！可是等等！那是什么声音？这听起来像是其他人在挣扎！不好了！它是鳄鱼的女朋友，鳄鱼女孩，她也很难吃她的零食！这是什么？男孩鳄鱼有没有想法！是!他正喂养鳄鱼。现在他们终于可以吃零食！现在轮到他喂他了。看！现在他们正在分享他们的食物。AWWW 他们接吻如此甜蜜。

Once upon a time there was a boy crocodile. Look! There he is! Crocodile is putting down his snack and walking away. Look! He came back with a stool. Now he is getting on his couch and fixing his pillows. Now he is sitting down and reading the television channel guide. I think he is trying to find his favorite show! Look! He is laughing at the television, I’m sure it must be very funny! Ai ya, it looks like crocodile is having a problem! His mouth is too big and his arms are too small for him to eat his snack! Look at all the different ways that he is trying to eat his snack, to no avail. It looks like he might give up! But wait! What is that noise? It sounds like someone else is struggling! Oh no! It’s crocodile’s girlfriend, a girl crocodile, and she is also having trouble eating her snack! What’s this? Does boy crocodile have an idea! Yes! He is feeding girl crocodile. Now they can finally eat their snacks! Now it is her turn to feed him. Look! Now they are sharing their food and AWWW they are kissing! So sweet!

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他應該活得像小鳥一樣自由。

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Dao De Jing 3:
不尚賢，使民不爭；不貴難得之貨，使民不為盜；不見可欲，使心不亂。是以聖人之治，虛其心，實其腹，弱其志，強其骨。常使民無知無欲。使夫¹知者不敢為也。為無為，則無不治。

This passage is about the way that humans should place value on things. If you don't want people to compete with each other, then don't value people with certain abilities over each other. If you don't want people to steal things, don't show them things that are hard to obtain. If you don't want people to be excited by things, don't show those things to them. The whole idea shown in this passage is that society places value on certain objects and theories, but that does not mean that you should place value on those things, as well. Rather, one should focus on themselves.

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我认为共享经济对很多人来说是方便的。 当一个人住在旅馆房间时，他们不能理解当地人的文化。 但共享经济可以让人们看到当地人如何生活和吃饭。 此外，共享经济促使人们使用自行车来走动。 共同经济存在一些风险。 首先，自行车可以被偷走。 其次，房间里可能有监视摄像机。 总的来说，好处大于危害。 共同经济对中国人民有利。

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我觉得共享经济这个观念很好。虽然共享经济也带来了不少问题，可是共享经济很实用、效益比问题大。共享经济给许多人带来更多工作的机会。一是因为共享经济以后，大家可以了解当地人的特色和文化。二是因为滴滴打车的服务让旅行更轻松了。所以，共享经济对大家都有好处。

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通过观看视频，我了解到很多的中国妈妈觉得教育不但重要而且让他们的孩子有比较好的生活。我觉得中国父母有时太严格，和有规矩太多。虽然中国母亲可以严格，但是他们关心的是他们的孩子。我觉得美国的父母比较放松。两种教学方式都有效。

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当我看这段视频的时候，我可以看到孔子对中国教育的影响，比如很多的中国父母觉得教育不但重要而且让他们的孩子有比较好的生活。陶媛辉说，“中国的家长总在说不希望自己的孩子输在起跑线上” 的时候，我记得孙子写的书 孫子兵法。陶媛辉的想法和孫子一样；在心理上先准备好要赢的人其实已经赢了。虽然我觉得陶媛辉太严格，可是我觉得这位妈妈的热情给我的印象不错。

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我觉得谭先生的演说是在告诉我们什么是成功的关键。他说我们的生活应该像水一样和谐，谦逊和开放。我同意他的看法，特别是他说水有和谐的特质。

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中国人比其他国家的人更迷信数字。比如，8，9，和 6。 8 代表发财。 9代表 ”长长久久“ 的生活。 6 代表 ”顺顺利利。“ 我对数字也很迷信。 我喜欢数字九, 因为 我的生日是九月九日yi jiu九九年。

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陶宝是亚马逊的中文版. 但是淘宝上有更多有趣的东西。 例如，你可以租一个男朋友或女朋友 也可以买人奶香皂。 有这么多不同的东西可以买，唯一的限制是你的想象力。如果我住在中国， 我一定会上淘宝网站买东西。

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美国人不喜欢的数字是十三号。例如，在美国很多的公寓大楼里面没有十三楼。 中国人不喜欢的号码是四号。他们不喜欢四号因为“四“ 和 “死“ 听起来一样。中国人的电话号常常一个“四“也没有。

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美国人不喜欢数字十三，美国人不认为这个数字很倒霉, 也没有真正的理由可以证明十三不吉利。可是很多的美国人还是认为这个数字很可怕。在亚洲, 数字四是可怕的。因为数字4的发音和死是一样的。

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因为数字8的发音和发财的“发”一样，所以中国人特别喜欢8，觉得很吉利。因为数字4的发音和“死”一样，所以中国人不喜欢4， 觉得不吉利。 下面这篇文章说中国人，韩国人，日本人，和越南人都不喜欢数字4：https://www.tofugu.com/japan/number-four-superstition/

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很多中国人有数字崇拜, 他们特别喜欢一些数字, 比如 8 和 88, 或者任何有8的数字。我也相信这种数字崇拜。我住在一栋大楼里的第十二层。这栋建筑很旧，它没有十三楼。因为美国人觉得十三这个数字不吉利。在美国，数字崇拜也几乎无处不在。打垒球的时候， 我的球衣编号是二十三号。我喜欢这个数字, 因为我觉得二十三听起来很吉祥也很舒服。

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淘宝是中国的主要购物网站。淘宝跟Amazon很类似。在淘宝，你可以買到很多的东西，可是有一些你在淘宝買到的东西非常奇怪。例如，你可以買到人奶香皂，还可以租得到男朋友或者女朋友。

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在淘宝网买东西 (潘吉娜

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在淘宝网买东西 (潘吉娜

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陶宝是中国最大的在线购物网站。 与Amazon或Ebay不同，TaoBao销售人奶香皂。 它不仅销售人奶香皂，它还卖亚马逊没有的东西。 它出售智商和出租男/女朋友。

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淘宝是中国主要的购物网站。基本上你在淘宝网可以买得到任何你想买的东西。在美国，Amazon 是主要的购物网站，相当于中国的淘宝网。人们可以在淘宝网买到人奶香皂，我觉得这件事太疯狂了。要是在美国购物网站，我猜他们不会卖人奶香皂，因为我觉得FDA不会让他们卖。

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我觉得中国的淘宝网很有用，上淘宝网买东西也很有意思。要是你想买一件时髦的衣服或者想交一个女朋友，你都可以上网, 到淘宝网找到你希望买的东西。在淘宝网的东西虽然比Amazon网站的东西便宜得多，可是你买的东西和你看到的不一样，所以上淘宝网买东西不可靠。你最好在买东西以前先看“买家秀，”知道别人怎么说。
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中国人最常用的十个App应用程式-1

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Do you want to make Chinese friends online, but they don't use Facebook or Twitter? Do you want to use Google Maps so that you can find your way around, but you can't access it from China? Do you want to buy something online, but found that the Chinese do not often use Amazon?

In the first part of this two part blog post, we take a look at five popular apps which the Chinese use daily, and that can make your life in China much more convenient.

微信/ WeChat

is one of the biggest chat apps in China, currently boasting over 900 million users. It is used similar to how WhatsApp, Viber, LINE, etc. are used in other countries but with mainly Chinese users, so you can make a lot of Chinese friends if you have WeChat.
With WeChat, not only can you send messages to friends, but you can also do other things like buying train tickets, movie tickets and transferring money to friends.

You can have a look at our previous post " How to chat with Chinese using WeChat " to learn more about WeChat.

There is also QQ and (Weibo) which are similar to WeChat. WeChat is used more by adults, QQ by teenagers, and Weibo is similar to Twitter.

高德地图 / Gaode Maps

is perhaps the most popular map app in China, with over 600 million users. Gaode Maps has a strong focus on China, so even though it might not be very accurate in other countries, it is very useful in China.

A popular feature in Gaode Maps is the ability to change navigation voice. There are voices recorded by Chinese stars such as 林志玲, TFboys available, and you can listen to their voices when you are driving, just as if they were beside you in the car. You can even record your own voice, and be your own navigator!

淘宝 / Taobao

is the biggest online shopping site in China. It is operated by the Alibaba Group in China, and is a marketplace where sellers can open up virtual shops to sell their goods directly to customers. It is often said that: On Taobao, the only limit is your imagination, there's no limit to what you can buy.

You can find more information about Taobao in our previous post " Buying things on Taobao ".

支付宝 / Alipay

is the biggest online payment service in China. Like Taobao, it is also operated by the Alibaba Group. You can transfer money to your friends, charge your phone, pay utility expenses, buy airplane or train tickets, etc. A lot of shops and supermarkets in China also let you pay using Alipay, and sometimes even give a little discount when you use Alipay. So nowadays a lot of young people in China pay using Alipay, since they don't want to have to deal with cash.

滴滴出行 / Didi Chuxing

is an application where taxis, premium cars and designated drivers can be hired via your smartphone. It is similar to (Uber). You can book a taxi and easily pay online directly using the app.

Uber is also available in China, and Didi Chuxing and Uber are competing fiercely with each other. Some say that Uber's cars are more comfortable, but others say that with Didi Chuxing you can pay through WeChat and do not need to download another app, making it more convenient.

That's it for this week! In part 2 we will introduce 5 more apps: a camera app, a video app, a music app, a food app and a pinyin input app. See you then!

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Ten Popular Apps the Chinese Use (Part 1) - Du Chinese Blog

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Do you want to make Chinese friends online, but they don't use Facebook or Twitter? Do you want to use Google Maps so that you can find your way around, but you can't access it from China? Do you want to buy something online, but found that the Chinese do not often use Amazon?

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中国人最常用的十个App应用程式-2

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In our earlier blog post Ten Popular Apps the Chinese Use (Part 1) we introduced 5 well known Chinese apps. Have you tried them out yet?

Here in Part 2, we continue to introduce 5 more apps that we hope you will find useful.

美颜相机 / BeautyCam

Most mobile phones have built-in cameras you can use for taking selfies. And to make the pictures even more beautiful, you can enhance the photos before you upload them. One of the most popular apps for enhancing photos right now is . The biggest reason for its popularity is the selfie function, which lets you easily take a photo of yourself with the tap of a button. The app has lots of color filters, and also more advanced filters such as automatically applying makeup or making your skin look more beautiful.

You can learn more about how to use BeautyCam in our earlier blog post Taking Photos.

优酷视频 / Youku

is one of China's top online video and streaming service platforms. It's similar to Youtube, and you can upload videos of any length. Youku's video library includes many full-length films as well as TV episodes. Viewers can watch these films for free on Youku, although they often have Chinese subtitles.

There are many other online video websites similar to Youku, such as iQiyi, Sohu, LeTv and V.QQ, but a lot of them can only be used in mainland China. If you are in China however, you can try them out to help improve your Chinese.

In our earlier blog post, we recommended some good Chinese TV programs suitable for practicing Chinese at different levels. If that sounds interesting, check it out at: Recommended Chinese Variety Shows.

大众点评 / Dazhong.com

If you like Chinese food, you can use to find a good restaurant. In the Dazhong Dianping App you will find information, ratings and user comments for many restaurants, especially in mainland China. The app also provides group coupons, delivery service, and online reservations. For many popular restaurants in China you have to line up to have dinner. With this app however, you can often choose to line up online, and receive a message when it's about to be your turn. This way you don't have to go to the restaurant and wait for hours.

If you are looking for delivery service, you also can try or to order food home. These apps are popular among office workers, because that way they don't need to go out to have lunch, but can eat at the office instead and have more time for work.

酷狗 / Kugou Music

is a music app similar to Spotify. A lot of the music in this app is free, but sometimes it can only be used in mainland China. In the app you will find a lot of Chinese songs, but also some of English, Japanese, and other songs. It also shows you the song lyrics while the song is playing.

If you like KTV, maybe K is suitable for you. There are a lot of karaoke tracks in this app, and you can record your own voice to the songs. If you upload your songs you can also share them with your friends via WeChat and QQ.

搜狗拼音输入法 / Sogou Pinyin Method

is a popular Chinese Pinyin input method which is available for the computer, Android and iOS. Sogou Pinyin provides features for customizing the dictionary, appearance and functionality. Sogou Pinyin's dictionary can be enriched by adding so-called cell dictionaries, which contain words from special fields, such as idol names, movie titles and buzz words. The appearance of Sogou Pinyin can be customized using skins and animations, so that you can express your individuality.

OK! Those are our top ten apps that Chinese people like to use! Did you find any apps you like?
I hope it helps you make your Chinese life a little more convenient.

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Ten Popular Apps the Chinese Use (Part 2) - Du Chinese Blog

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In our earlier blog post Ten Popular Apps the Chinese Use (Part 1) we introduced 5 well known Chinese apps. Have you tried them out yet? Here in Part 2, we continue to introduce 5 more apps that we hope you will find useful.

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Chinese 5 Students: Read this article "Buying things on Taobao  

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Chinese 5 Students: Read this article "Buying things on Taobao  

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在淘宝网买东西 https://www.duchinese.net/blog/18-buying-things-on-taobao

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Do you know what the biggest online shopping site in China is?
It's not Amazon or eBay! It's Taobao, or 淘宝网 [táo bǎo wǎng]!
"淘 [táo]" here means "to pan" as in "panning for gold", and "宝 [bǎo]" means "treasure". So 淘宝 [táo bǎo] means "panning/searching for treasure". It is operated by the Alibaba Group in China, and is a marketplace where sellers can open up online shop pages to sell their goods directly to customers.

In this lesson we will look at some words and phrases related to buying things on Taobao. We will also take a look at some of the interesting goods you can find on Taobao as well as some funny pictures uploaded by buyers. Let's first take a look at a grammar pattern.

只有[zhǐyǒu]...没有[méi yǒu]...

You can find just about anything on Taobao. In Chinese, there is a common grammar pattern we can use to express this by saying "the only limit is what you can think of, there's not limit to what you can buy".

This 只有..没有 structure can be used in other contexts as well. For example:

Now let's return to the topic of Taobao and have a look at some interesting things that have been on sale there over the years. Some of these items have since been prohibited, so you may not be able to find all of them on Taobao anymore.

Selling IQ 卖IQ[mài IQ]

IQ is for sale for only 0.2 yuan. What you actually receive is a picture with the text "IQ", or one of Einstein, which is sent to your phone together with a little funny story. You can buy it for yourself or for your friends. These pictures are mostly bought by students, and some say that after purchasing this IQ they felt more intelligent and did not get tired during exams.

You can read more about IQ on Taobao with the Du Chinese app, in our lesson "IQ for sale on Taobao".

Human Breast Milk Soap 人奶香皂 [rén nǎi xiāng zào]

Yes, it's exactly what it says. It's soap made from human breast milk. One mother who sells these soaps says she used to pour all the milk down the drain, but since it seemed wasteful she decided to use the milk to make soap instead. These soaps are very soft, so they can be used by both adults and children. It is actually quite popular on Taobao.

Boyfriend/Girlfriend For Rent 出租男/女朋友 [chū zū nán/nǚ péngyou]

If you were to ask young Chinese singles of today what they fear the most, the majority would undoubtedly respond: being pressured to marry by their parents.
In China, no matter if you're a boy or a girl, basically everyone over 25 and still unmarried has experienced being pressured about marriage by their parents. To avoid being forced into marriage, some even go as far as to rent a temporary boyfriend/girlfriend to come with them home during the holidays. With this rental partner, they make their parents believe they have are already set for marriage to avoid awkward conversations.

You can rent people for other situations as well, but the price depends on the kind of service you want. Here are some examples of common prices:

Trip to other cities to visit family - 800 yuan per day

Shopping companion - 150 yuan per hour

Help release negative energy by listening to complaints - 50 yuan per 20 minutes

You can read more about forced marriage using the Du Chinese app in the lesson "Forced Marriage".

Seeing these strange items might have you a bit worried, but don't be afraid. This is just a small part of what's available on Taobao, and most of the products are normal. However, you must be wary of the quality.

Most 网店[wǎng diàn]（Online Shop）have pictures of the products they sell. The products often look great in the pictures, but in some cases these pictures maybe not be entirely real. For example, when looking at a dress the model in the pictures may look great, but what you don't know is what is happening behind the picture.

The best way to know if the product is good or not, is to look at the 买家秀 [mǎi jiā xiù]（buyer's show）. This is a section where buyers can upload photos of themselves wearing the product and add some comments. It is probably a safe buy if the product also looks good when worn by other buyers.
Recently, some funny pictures from the "buyer's show" section on Taobao drew attention on the internet. Let's have a look.

OK. Let's summarize:

If you want to try to buy something on Taobao, you can read this guide on Tech in Asia, which teaches you how to use it.

Did you enjoy the lesson?
See you next time!

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Buying things on Taobao - Du Chinese Blog

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Do you know what the biggest online shopping site in China is? It's not Amazon or eBay! It's Taobao, or 淘宝网 [táo bǎo wǎng]! "淘 [táo]" here means "to pan" as in "panning for gold", and "宝 [bǎo]" means "treasure". So 淘宝 [táo bǎo] means "panning/searching for treasure".

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中年人逃离北上广 (潘吉娜)

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中年人逃离北上广 (潘吉娜)

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中年人逃离北上广,因为他们不想花很多的钱，所以他们要逃离城市。虽然很多的年轻人喜欢住在城市里面, 他们觉得城市的生活很酷, 可是城市里面的公寓太贵了。另外，中年人也觉得住在城市里面太吵了,有很多的车和人, 空气也不好。

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中年人逃离北上广 (刘佳妮）

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中年人逃离北上广 (刘佳妮）

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我很喜欢住在城市里, 因为我不用开车就可以乘坐地铁到很多地方。 这样，我可以独立的生活， 不用靠父母开车接送我。再说， 城市的生活不但很有趣而且多采多姿。我可以常常和朋友去听音乐会， 也可也去中央公园跑步，还可以去吃各种各样的美食。

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中年人逃离北上广 （韦杰克）

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中年人逃离北上广 （韦杰克）

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我觉得住在一线城市有好处也有坏处。好处是因为城市里人很多, 你可以认识更多的新朋友，買东西也很方便, 到处都是商店，不用开车也能买东西。坏处是大家都住在公寓里面, 住得太近，所以很吵。

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中年人逃离北上广 （百日安）

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中年人逃离北上广 （百日安）

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中年人逃离北上广, 因为城市太吵了。城市里面有很多的人,车,和公寓，一点儿也不安静。除了环境太吵以外，在城市的房子也太贵了,买不起房子只能租房子。不过很多的年轻人喜欢住在城市里面，因为他们觉得城市的生活很方便。中年人不喜欢花太多的钱。他们得存钱给孩子上大学，所以他们只好搬离城市, 搬到便宜的郊区。 再说，在城市生活也不轻松。 每个人每天不但忙, 压力也大。人们常常使用公共交通工具(公车,地铁),所以街道总是拥挤得不得了。

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住在城市里面的公寓有很多的好处。第一，离商店很近,买东西方便。第二，下雪的时候，不用铲雪。可是，住在城市也有很多的坏处。第一，城市的交通很繁忙。第二，住在城市太吵了。第三，城市生活花贵很高，要付很高的房租,电费,学费, 还要交比较多的税。

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中年人逃离北上广 （艾美）

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中年人逃离北上广 （艾美）

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中国的年轻人也逃离北上广，因为生活的压力让城市的生活压力更大了。买不起房子只能租公寓, 因为太多的人住在哪儿, 会得幽闭恐惧症。

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别对朋友说“你好” （艾美）

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别对朋友说“你好” （艾美）

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这篇文章说中国人和朋友之间是不用说 ”你好“的。只有在第一次见面的时候，或接电话时才说"你好"。

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中国人最常用的十个App应用程式-2

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In our earlier blog post Ten Popular Apps the Chinese Use (Part 1) we introduced 5 well known Chinese apps. Have you tried them out yet?

Here in Part 2, we continue to introduce 5 more apps that we hope you will find useful.

美颜相机 / BeautyCam

Most mobile phones have built-in cameras you can use for taking selfies. And to make the pictures even more beautiful, you can enhance the photos before you upload them. One of the most popular apps for enhancing photos right now is . The biggest reason for its popularity is the selfie function, which lets you easily take a photo of yourself with the tap of a button. The app has lots of color filters, and also more advanced filters such as automatically applying makeup or making your skin look more beautiful.

You can learn more about how to use BeautyCam in our earlier blog post Taking Photos.

优酷视频 / Youku

is one of China's top online video and streaming service platforms. It's similar to Youtube, and you can upload videos of any length. Youku's video library includes many full-length films as well as TV episodes. Viewers can watch these films for free on Youku, although they often have Chinese subtitles.

There are many other online video websites similar to Youku, such as iQiyi, Sohu, LeTv and V.QQ, but a lot of them can only be used in mainland China. If you are in China however, you can try them out to help improve your Chinese.

In our earlier blog post, we recommended some good Chinese TV programs suitable for practicing Chinese at different levels. If that sounds interesting, check it out at: Recommended Chinese Variety Shows.

大众点评 / Dazhong.com

If you like Chinese food, you can use to find a good restaurant. In the Dazhong Dianping App you will find information, ratings and user comments for many restaurants, especially in mainland China. The app also provides group coupons, delivery service, and online reservations. For many popular restaurants in China you have to line up to have dinner. With this app however, you can often choose to line up online, and receive a message when it's about to be your turn. This way you don't have to go to the restaurant and wait for hours.

If you are looking for delivery service, you also can try or to order food home. These apps are popular among office workers, because that way they don't need to go out to have lunch, but can eat at the office instead and have more time for work.

酷狗 / Kugou Music

is a music app similar to Spotify. A lot of the music in this app is free, but sometimes it can only be used in mainland China. In the app you will find a lot of Chinese songs, but also some of English, Japanese, and other songs. It also shows you the song lyrics while the song is playing.

If you like KTV, maybe K is suitable for you. There are a lot of karaoke tracks in this app, and you can record your own voice to the songs. If you upload your songs you can also share them with your friends via WeChat and QQ.

搜狗拼音输入法 / Sogou Pinyin Method

is a popular Chinese Pinyin input method which is available for the computer, Android and iOS. Sogou Pinyin provides features for customizing the dictionary, appearance and functionality. Sogou Pinyin's dictionary can be enriched by adding so-called cell dictionaries, which contain words from special fields, such as idol names, movie titles and buzz words. The appearance of Sogou Pinyin can be customized using skins and animations, so that you can express your individuality.

OK! Those are our top ten apps that Chinese people like to use! Did you find any apps you like?
I hope it helps you make your Chinese life a little more convenient.

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中国人最常用的十个App应用程式-1

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Do you want to make Chinese friends online, but they don't use Facebook or Twitter? Do you want to use Google Maps so that you can find your way around, but you can't access it from China? Do you want to buy something online, but found that the Chinese do not often use Amazon?

In the first part of this two part blog post, we take a look at five popular apps which the Chinese use daily, and that can make your life in China much more convenient.

微信/ WeChat

is one of the biggest chat apps in China, currently boasting over 900 million users. It is used similar to how WhatsApp, Viber, LINE, etc. are used in other countries but with mainly Chinese users, so you can make a lot of Chinese friends if you have WeChat.
With WeChat, not only can you send messages to friends, but you can also do other things like buying train tickets, movie tickets and transferring money to friends.

You can have a look at our previous post " How to chat with Chinese using WeChat " to learn more about WeChat.

There is also QQ and (Weibo) which are similar to WeChat. WeChat is used more by adults, QQ by teenagers, and Weibo is similar to Twitter.

高德地图 / Gaode Maps

is perhaps the most popular map app in China, with over 600 million users. Gaode Maps has a strong focus on China, so even though it might not be very accurate in other countries, it is very useful in China.

A popular feature in Gaode Maps is the ability to change navigation voice. There are voices recorded by Chinese stars such as 林志玲, TFboys available, and you can listen to their voices when you are driving, just as if they were beside you in the car. You can even record your own voice, and be your own navigator!

淘宝 / Taobao

is the biggest online shopping site in China. It is operated by the Alibaba Group in China, and is a marketplace where sellers can open up virtual shops to sell their goods directly to customers. It is often said that: On Taobao, the only limit is your imagination, there's no limit to what you can buy.

You can find more information about Taobao in our previous post " Buying things on Taobao ".

支付宝 / Alipay

is the biggest online payment service in China. Like Taobao, it is also operated by the Alibaba Group. You can transfer money to your friends, charge your phone, pay utility expenses, buy airplane or train tickets, etc. A lot of shops and supermarkets in China also let you pay using Alipay, and sometimes even give a little discount when you use Alipay. So nowadays a lot of young people in China pay using Alipay, since they don't want to have to deal with cash.

滴滴出行 / Didi Chuxing

is an application where taxis, premium cars and designated drivers can be hired via your smartphone. It is similar to (Uber). You can book a taxi and easily pay online directly using the app.

Uber is also available in China, and Didi Chuxing and Uber are competing fiercely with each other. Some say that Uber's cars are more comfortable, but others say that with Didi Chuxing you can pay through WeChat and do not need to download another app, making it more convenient.

That's it for this week! In part 2 we will introduce 5 more apps: a camera app, a video app, a music app, a food app and a pinyin input app. See you then!

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Top 5 Websites to Watch Western TV in China

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This is an article from one of our partners GoEast. They are a professional Chinese language training school offering superb online classes!
Many western TV shows are coming back this September! Check out this website made by Chinese fans that counts down to return of American and British TV shows in 2016-2017 (180 shows are included by the way). We take this seriously.

But here comes the question: how can you watch these shows while you are in China? There is no Netflix or video shops that are common in your country. Like everything else, we do it online... Duh :)

So today, I am going to introduce you some very popular and useful websites for watching western TV shows in China.

爱奇艺 (ài qí yì)

Well-made videos, but small range of choices, some need VIP access (a.k.a. not for free)

What they've got: Breaking Bad, Community, Person of Interest, Elementary, Madame Secretary...

搜狐视频 (sōu hú shì pín)

搜狐视频 is well-made with a larger range of choices, though some need VIP access. It has as some classics like Friends, Lost, etc.

What they've got: The Big Bang Theory, Arrow, Nikita, Vampire Diary, Two Broke Girls...

百度视频 (bǎi dù shì pín)

Just as with Baidu, the search engine, Baidu Video provides its own sources as well as directs you to other video websites if Baidu doesn't have a version of what you requested. So search on there is always a solution.

BILIBILI

My favorite so far. Has a surprisingly large selection of TV shows and many of which are hard to find in mainstream media. What's more important is its legendary "" (BULLET SCREEN). If you have a basic knowledge of Chinese, do check it out. Search your favorite show on bilibili and see what other people are talking or trash talking about it. It is hilarious.

天天美剧 (tiān tiān měi jù)

It has a vast selection of choices covering almost everything. The videos are for downloading only though so watch at your own risk.

Yes, we almost don't pay for any of them, unless you pay for the VIP access. One thing to note is that the screening of nudity in China is pretty restricted so everything you find on streaming videos has probably been censored. If you insist on the complete version, downloading will be a better option.

Hope you will have a good time watching western TV shows on Chinese websites! If you can not find your beloved shows, leave a message on our official WeChat account. We will make it happen!😉

This blog is provided by GoEast, Professional Chinese Language Training. Zhang Yan, is the newest member of the GoEast Team. She is passionate about teaching Chinese as a second language and takes great interests in Chinese and western cultures. Especially Western TV shows!

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This is an article from one of our partners GoEast. They are a professional Chinese language training school offering superb online classes! Many western TV shows are coming back this September! Check out this website made by Chinese fans that counts down to return of American and British TV shows in 2016-2017 (180 shows are included by the way).

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我理想的男朋友：王若蘭，第二節課

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中国国足主教练辞职 - 潘吉娜

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中国国足主教练辞职 - 潘吉娜

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China football coach quits
读完这篇文章以后， 我觉得悲伤，因为教练在失去了几场比赛以后，不得不下台。  我也觉得有趣的是，人们不认为这只是教练一个人的问题, 而是所有球员的技术都都需要加强。 我希望他们在下一年的过程中能得到更好的成绩，这个国家足球队要不要停止? 得让球迷们做决定。

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中国首个太空实验室2017年将坠毁

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中国首个太空实验室2017年将坠毁

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可莉
中国有一个太空实验室，叫天宫一号。明年天宫一号会再进地球大气层。可是，中国官员们没有人知道天宫一号什么时候，会在哪里，和怎么样再进入地球的大气层 。虽然天宫一号很危险，可是很多的人还不知道天宫一号已经失控这件事。

因为太少的人知道天宫一号失控,非常危险， 所以，我觉得中国的报纸应该要报导这件事,不但要告诉所有的中国人，也要告诉世界各国的人。

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单身是一种选择     -韦杰克

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我觉得如果女人三十岁以前不想结婚，他们可以不结婚。因为中国有很多的没有结婚的男人，老的女人可以找别的没有结婚的男人。还有，她们的父母不应该给女儿包办婚姻, 因为女儿可能不会爱他的丈夫.

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（刘佳妮）
在中国的四川省， 有一只大熊猫听得懂四川话。这只熊猫在网络上很火红。 网络上有一个视频特别介绍它。有一个人问那只大熊猫问题的时候，大熊猫一直回答 “嗯“。 我觉得那只大熊猫不是真的听得懂四川话, 它只是表示它的友善而已。

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这篇文章说，“天宫一号已经完成了它的历史使命，说明实验室大部分将在降落的过程中烧尽。“ 我觉得很害怕, 因为我们不知道太空实验室会降落在哪里? 中国的专家知道不知道最后他们能不能停止天宫一号？我认为他们需要找出天宫一号会在哪儿降落? 我们才不用担心。我觉得太空实验室真有意思！

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我觉得这篇文章说得很对，改变独生子女政策对中国人(来说)有很大的好处。

中国政府很担心人口老龄化, 如果现在大家都可以合法的生两个孩子, 那就解决了每家只有一个孩子的问题。将来独生子女的负担也不会那么大，而且， 很多的父母因为“重男轻女”的想法, 放弃了已经生下来的女孩子, 这样做真是让人太难过了， 所以我觉得合法生两个孩子是一个好政策。

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中国结束独生子女时代，全面放开二孩政策

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周四闭幕的中共十八届五中全会宣布，全面放开二孩政策，以改善不断加剧的老龄化问题。但养育子女的经济压力可能意味着很多人不会因此而选择多生。

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This app provides the basics in the best way. Many levels from beginner to "master;" choice of simplified or traditional characters; show or hide pinyin and translation at the tap of a button, and you can choose to show neither, either, or both. The recorded speech is natural sounding and you can adjust the speed (my only quibble: I sometime have a little initial trouble setting the desired speed, but maybe that's because I have only used the app for a week).

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I guess I should mention what they don't offer (as far as I know). I don't think there is any provision for pronunciation feedback or for learning to write characters. I am considering Hello Chinese for that. But I am highly satisfied with what Du Chinese gives me for the price. Highly recommended.

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I don't write reviews often, but DuChinese is so good to deserve so praise. I found DuChinese searching on Safari for some easy Chinese readings. I had been studying HSK words and found some of them hard to memorize, and the process was tedious. So I went searching for some readings and DuChinese became my favorite sites to go to. I downloaded the app and created a free account, and to my surprise, many stories are available to read free. Some stories give you two chapters to read free and lock the rest, but to me, that's not a big problem. The feature I love most is the option to save (an) unknown character(s) during reading. After reading, all the characters you saved will be turned in flash cards immediately with the character, pinyin, sentence example, and more character info. This flashcard feature is great for active recall and great for learning my way up the HSKs! 10/10 recommend! My HSK level is around 2/3 and I read around the intermediate level on this app.

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After studying Chinese intensely in college, I lost most of it from years of disuse. I started using Duolingo and that helped, but the level was too basic. I heard about this app and tried it out, and I am SO impressed! It works really smoothly and intuitively, and there are a lot great lessons with interesting content helpfully divided into different levels. I like to close my eyes the first time I play through a lesson and see how much I grasp just from the audio, then read through it aloud at my own pace with transliteration turned off. I *love* that you can turn off transliteration but still instantly access info about any word by clicking on it. It's wonderful that the program offers a choice of simplified or traditional characters, though I wish you could see the alternate version of each character when clicking on it. But that is the only tiny quibble I can think of. My favorite language app to date, sets a standard to which others should aspire.

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