Chinese grammar: How to use “verb-给” structure
The word 给 (gěi) is often used in Chinese as a preposition meaning "for" or "to". In other words, 给 can be used to talk about doing something for someone or to someone.
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The rise of latiao from a humble snack to all the rage
You can hardly believe that North Americans are engaged in importing a snack from China when Chinese people are keen on
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Xiaomi buys Microsoft phone patents
Software maker Microsoft Corp is selling about 1,500 of its patents to Chinese device maker Xiaomi.
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What if taking an exam is like roasting a persimmon?
Today we'll take a look at the word "烤柿" (roast a persimmon), an amusing way to talk about "考试" (take an exam). Both of the two words share the same pronunciation "kǎo shì".
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China’s investment boom creates almost 100,000 jobs in U.S.
A recent study shows how U.S. jobs are created or preserved under China's investment boom in the United States.
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They are 10 most generous companies in China
Let's take a look at 10 companies that pay highest salaries to top executives.
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Things we should avoid in intercultural contact
An understanding of these family differences between the West and China allows us to make the right choices, and learn from each other's.
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30 ways to say no like Chinese youth
After reading this article, you'll immediately master 30 ways to say No in Chinese! Let's get started right now.
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Chinlingo Podcast: Chinese word ‘着急’
Welcome to Chinlingo Podcast. Today we will introduce a very useful Chinese word "着急".
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France, Japan hottest tourist destinations for rich Chinese millennials
France and Japan are the most popular global destinations for affluent Chinese millennials who value cultural sophistication and high-end shopping.
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