The Rodriguez family moved from the Philippines to Hong Kong in early 2022 due to the father’s job relocation. They have two children: 6-year-old Sofia and 10-year-old Alex. Before the move, Sofia had never been exposed to Mandarin, while Alex had attended a Chinese school …
In Hong Kong, as Mandarin becomes increasingly integrated into school curriculums, non-Chinese students often face significant challenges in learning the language. In non-international schools, many Chinese language programs are designed with native Chinese speakers in mind, making them less accessible for non-Chinese students. Given that …
For non-Chinese children living in Hong Kong, learning Mandarin is not only about acquiring language skills, but it’s also crucial for integrating into the community and understanding the culture. In this diverse city, parents can use specific methods to help their children develop an interest …
In Hong Kong, Mandarin is increasingly becoming an essential language skill. However, for non-Chinese-speaking families, helping their children learn Mandarin can be both a challenge and an opportunity. This is especially true for families where parents do not speak Chinese. Finding effective ways to help …
In the multicultural city of Hong Kong, non-Chinese children face unique difficulties and challenges when learning Chinese. Despite the city’s abundant educational resources and multilingual environment, these children still encounter numerous obstacles in their Chinese language journey. Here are some specific challenges that are particularly …
In the multicultural international metropolis of Hong Kong, non-Chinese children learning Chinese not only helps them adapt to the local environment but also opens up numerous personal and career development opportunities. Specifically, non-Chinese children in Hong Kong benefit from learning Chinese in several unique ways:…
In Hong Kong’s culturally diverse environment, the demand for Mandarin Chinese education among non-Chinese children is on the rise. There are various kinds of resources for kids learning Mandarin Chinese. Here is a detailed guide to these resources, helping parents and children find the most …
In Hong Kong, non-Chinese parents would face a choice when learning Chinese: should they study Mandarin or Cantonese? In most cases, we recommend learning Mandarin.
With Mainland China’s increasing global prominence, Mandarin has emerged not just as an official language but as a vital tool …
1. A: Nǐ zhīdào cóng tǐyùguǎn dào yīyuàn zěnme zǒu ma? A: 你知道从体育馆到医院怎么走吗？ B: Bǔhǎoyìsi, Marc. Wǒ bù zhīdào. B: 不好意思，Marc。我不知道。 Which of the following statements is most likely to be true according to the dialogue? Please choose the best answer. …
Recently, I’ve seen an interesting Chinese question circulating online. Test yourself and see if you know the answer:
New technology is being developed every day, and the Chinese are always up-to-date on what’s hot, with the newest gadget in hand. People in China are especially obsessed with smartphones. Take a trip on a bus or the subway in any Chinese city and have …
In 2009, a movie called 孔子(kŏngzĭ) Confucius is being filmed in China. It claims that it will give a realistic portrayal of 孔子(kŏngzĭ) Confucius’ life. Famous Chinese Hong Kong actor Yun-Fat Chow will play the leading role. Despite the 争议(zhēngyì) controversy, surrounding this movie, many …
Biăndan kuān băndèng cháng, biăndan xiăng băng zài băndèng shàng. 扁担 宽 板凳 长， 扁担 想 绑 在 板凳 上。 The shoulder-pole is wide and the bench is long. The shoulder-pole wants to be tied on the bench.
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首映 (shǒuyìng): n. premiere 期待 (qīdài): v. to look forward toThe “首映 (shǒuyìng) premiere” of the new TV series “《红楼梦》(Hóng Lóu Mèng)Dream of the Red Chamber” kicked off on Sept. …
In Chinese idiom “画饼充饥 (huàbǐngchōngjī) ,” “画 (huà)” means “to draw;” “饼 (bǐng)” refers to “pancakes;” “充 (chōng)” is “to fill or stuff sth,” which indicates “to stave off or to relieve” in this Chinese idiom; “饥 …
Five-year-old Liam lives in Hong Kong with his family. His parents don’t speak Mandarin, but they know how important it is for him to learn the language while living there. To help him, they signed him up for eChineseLearning’s online classes. After a few …
Lately, there’s been a lot of buzz about job layoffs in finance and Silicon Valley, pointing to substantial changes in various industries, especially in technology. Navigating the job market is challenging these days, making landing a position even more demanding. Simultaneously, an increasing number of …
At the end of 2021, the Anderson family, along with their ten-year-old daughter Emily, moved from the UK to Hong Kong. They were determined to seamlessly adapt to this vibrant city and decided to have Emily start learning Mandarin now that they had settled down …
