Chinlingo Chinese idiom: 胸有成竹
This idiom means "be well prepared and absolutely sure about something".
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The differences between “xiǎng” and “xiǎng yào”
The Chinese words 想 and 想要 can seem very similar, which makes them difficult to use properly. They do have distinct meanings and uses though.
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How to use “pèng”, “pèng jiàn” and “pèng shàng” in Chinese
This article will look at three related but distinct words in Chinese: 碰, 碰见 and 碰上.
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How to use “suǒ” in Chinese
The character "所" has a few different uses. In this article we will look at its use as a structural particle.
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Long way to go before China’s film industry goes global
But to compete with Hollywood, China will have to start exporting its films around the world. For China, at least for now, those are lofty goals that are far, far away.
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30 catchy Chinese proverbs fit well in English counterparts
If you try to learn Chinese phrases with their vivid English translations or counterparts, it is quite easy to take them down. Check out these 30 examples in this post.
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Chinlingo Chinese character: 竹
In Oracle Bone Script, "竹" is shaped like two bamboo trees side by side, with two leaves on their trunks respectively.
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How to use “dà” and “xiǎo” in Chinese
"大" and "小" are two common Chinese characters that can not only be used in their own, but they also appear in many common words.
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Differences between “bù duàn” and “bù tíng”
When something keeps happening and won't stop happening, we say that it is "continuous" or "incessant". In Chinese, the words are "不断" and "不停".
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