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「我来人间一趟 本想万丈光芒，谁知世人模样 只为碎银几两」
I found this quote online and it really stuck with me. Roughly translates to:
“I visited this world, thinking it was made of gold and splendor. Who knew, the kind here would work harder for just a few grounds of silver.”
(feel free to correct me on this translation and or discuss this quote’s meaning!)
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About Now Chinese young people are using more and more Internet slang words/buzzwords in daily […]
Last year, we released “HSK Test 3.0 Vocabulary 1-9” to help Chinese learners prepare for the New HSK 3.0 test. Recently, we released another app “Learn Chinese Slang” to help Chinese learners master the popular slang words and phrases used among Chinese young people. These slang words are not covered in the textbooks but frequently used in daily life especially on Internet. So it’s highly recommended to learn the most popular Chinese slang words.
New HSK Test 3.0 Vocabulary app iOS version released!
https://apps.apple.com/app/new-hsk-test-3-0-vocabulary/id1637060905
What is the HSK Test and Why it is Important for Students Studying MBBS in China?HSK stands for Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi in Chinese.
What is the HSK Test and Why it is Important for Students Studying MBBS in China?HSK stands for Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi in Chinese.
New Chinese HSK Test Plan (9 levels) / Nuevo plan para el examen HSK de chino (9 niveles)
https://masteringmandarinchinese.blogspot.com/2020/05/new-chinese-hsk-test-plan-9-levels.html
To be a clumsy bird
Maybe you are surprised when you see the title. To be a clumsy bird doesn’t means when you do self introduction in Chinese ,you say “我是一只笨鸟（wǒ shì yì zhī bèn niǎo）. “Clumsy birds have to start flying early” is used to describe someone who compensates for his/her weaknesses by working hard. The character “笨 (bèn)” means clumsy. “鸟 (niǎo)” refers to bird; “先 (xiān)” means first and “飞 (fēi)” means to fly. Example: Wǒ xiāngxìn tōngguò nǔlì wǒ huì dádào 我 相信 通过 努力 我 会 达到 mùbiāo de, bènniǎoxiānfēi ma! 目标 的， 笨鸟先飞 嘛！ Indeed, everyone should learn to be a clumsy bird. Just like Chinese learning , we should make use of every resource to learn Chinese, every idiom, every song, every ancient Chinese poem… These resource can be found through e Chinese channel. Generally, what you learned through e Chinese channel can be examined by HSK test. Thus you can clearly know what you mastered and what you need to revise. If you want to take HSK test or learn Chinese through e Chinese channel, you can go to the website: http://www.echineselearning.com.
