Chinese Nursery Rhyme-小鸟小鸟(Xiǎoniǎo xiǎoniǎo) Little Bird



Chūntiān lǐ yǒu yángguāng, 春天       里  有     阳光, There is sunlight in the spring,

Shùlín lǐ yǒu huāxiāng, 树林  里 有     花香, There are fragrant flowers in the forest,

Xiǎoniǎo xiǎoniǎo, 小鸟          小鸟, Little bird, little bird.

Nǐ zìyóu de fēixiáng. 你 自由 地    …

Chinese Nursery Rhyme-两只小象(liǎnɡzhī xiǎoxiànɡ) Two Little Elephants

Liǎngzhī xiǎoxiàng hébiān zǒu, 两只         小象        河边     走, Two little elephants walk along the river. Jiànmiàn yáng qǐ  bízi  gōu yì gōu, 见面         扬    起 鼻子 勾  一  勾, They raise their trunks and hook them together when they meet. Jiù xiàng liǎnggè hǎo péngyou. …

Chinese Wisdom: Close to “大人(dàrén),” Away from “小人(xiăorén)!”

After sharing an image of his adorable 3-year-old daughter online for the first time, Chinese writer 韩寒(hánhán) earned the name “国民岳父(guómín yuèfù) Father-in-law of the Nation” or “岳父大人(yuèfùdàrén).”

He jokingly earned the title from netizens who proclaimed their desire to marry his beautiful daughter. You …

Answer to the Exercise on a Chinese Moment: The Difference between “一下(yíxià)” and “一会儿(yíhuìr)”

Correct Answer: A In the Chinese language, there are two sentence structures which are often used in people’s daily conversations. They are “verb + 一下(yíxià)” and “verb + 一会儿(yíhuìr).” In these sentence structures, both “一下(yíxià)” and “一会儿(yíhuìr)” have similar meanings indicating how long the action …

Let’s Sing a Chinese Nursery Rhyme!-一双小小手(yì shuānɡ xiǎo xiǎo shǒu) A Pair Of Small Hands

Yì shuānɡ xiǎo xiǎoshǒu, 一    双       小     小手,  One pair of small hands,

Shí ɡè shǒu zhǐtou, 十   个   手      指头。   With ten fingers.

Bān shǒu suàn suànshù, 扳      手      算      算术,   We account with the fingers,

Yī  sān wǔ qī  jiǔ. 一  三   五   …

Chinese Nursery Rhyme-两只手(liǎng zhī shǒu) Two Hands

Yìzhī shǒu, liǎngzhī shǒu, 一 只  手,   两只      手, One hand, two hands,

Wò chéng liǎngzhī xiǎo quántou, 握    成       两只      小    拳头, Make them into two little fists.

Xiǎo quántou shēn kāi lái, 小     拳头       伸     开 来, Stretch your fists open.

Zhǎng chū …

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