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【2022年2月13日】 —好久不见— 【政治课】

试图了解中国的政治制度。在看过10段YouTube视频后,这其实没那么难哈哈~我试图把我的猫爪拿走,但最终在照片中接受了它 ♡(ミ ᵕ̣̣̣̣̣̣ ﻌ ᵕ̣̣̣̣̣̣ ミ)ノ

I’m trying to understand the Chinese political system - after 10 YouTube videos, it seems a bit easier, haha. I was surprised to learn that there are 8 parties besides the CCP in the National People’s Congress (NPC; 全国人民代表大会), most of them having “democracy” in their name (˵¯͒〰¯͒˵) kekw

【2022年2月9日】 —好久不见— 【政治课】

中文作业和我的中国猫(他其实不是中国猫,但他困的时候看起来有点像他来自中国哈哈)(๑ↀᆺↀ๑)

I haven’t written hanzi in at least half a year, so this was such a workout! My handwriting really suffered~ I’m starting my political economy of contemporary China class - I am scared. I don’t like politics nor economy (▰︶︹︺▰)

☕️ 【2021.9.17】 — 【课文作业】 ☕️

我最近开学了,但我不喜欢我们学习汉语的方式。我们每周要读两页,外加110页其他课程的英文科学文章。我认为这很难。我必须在时间管理方面做得更好 ⎰≀.⺤_⺤≀⎰ 实际上这是上周的作业,但我太累了,没法把它发出去。。_(:3 」∠)_

University recently started, and I’m already tired. Hope you guys have less work to do than me ah (。´-д-) may the coffee gods keep us going ~

【2021.8.29】 — 【暑期作业】

今年我的笔迹受到了影响。。。真的难看哈哈哈

Last semester I purely used my computer during classes and for studying, because my only Chinese work was based on translation, which is faster on the computer. This semester I am determined to work hard and learn even more Chinese, practice and write down all the Chinese words. It will be very difficult, but I’m ready to work hard! I share this very ugly writing with you guys in hopes that I will improve and go back to my usual more pretty handwritting before the end of the semester.

This is some summer homework my teacher gave us if we wanted to practice…. In my head, I only remember how to use maybe 10-15 measure words correctly. A little embarrasing 。゚(TヮT)゚。

Question of the day: What is your guilty pleasure?

I like to binge Chinese dramas, but not any kind of drama, no. Period dramas with beautiful (accurate!) costumes and preferably with a headstrong lead, but sadly Chinese directors and writers like to make the girls either strong and brave (but still in need of a man, usually multiple men) or timid and “the damsel in distress”. There’s usually no in between those two personalities for the main female lead (πーπ)

hanzillion: 艺 = yì = skill, art So there’s two sides to this character — skills and arts — but they’

hanzillion:

艺 = yì = skill, art 

So there’s two sides to this character — skills and arts — but they’re somewhat similar related.

艺术 (yì shù) is art itself, so 艺人 (yì rén) is a performing artist, 艺术品 (yì shù pǐn) is a work of art and 艺术节 (yì shù jié) is an arts festival.

When you move over to the skills, you get words like 厨艺 (chú yì) cooking skills, or 园艺 (yuán yì) gardening… but in truth, aren’t those a kind of art too?

With a bit of 才艺 (cái yì) talent and some perseverance, you can 学艺 (xué yì) learn any skill or art. :)


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你是我的愿望

(nǐ shì wǒ de yuànwàng)

You are my desire

1.)练习

(liànxí)

To practice


Ex.)我每天都练习中文。

(wǒ měitiān dōu liànxí zhōngwén.)

I practice Chinese everyday.


2.)复习

(fùxí)

To review


Ex.)你应该复习语法。

(nǐ yīnggāi fùxí yǔfǎ.)

You should review grammar.


3.)学习

(xuéxí)

To study


Ex.)他整天学习英文。

(tā zhěng tiān xuéxí yīngwén.)

He studies English all day.


4.) 预习

(yùxí)

To preview/ (of students) prepare lessons before class


Ex.) 学生们都需要预习功课。

(Xuéshēngmen dōu xūyào yùxí gōngkè.)

All of the students need to preview(and prepare) the homework.

‪慢慢来‬

‪(mànmànlái)‬

‪Take your time‬

‪Idiom ‬

‪一日三秋 ‬

‪(yīrìsānqiū)‬

‪one day apart seems like three years—miss sb. very much‬

‪节日快乐‬

‪(jiérìkuàilè)‬

‪Happy holidays‬

Learn some holiday vocabulary words!

‪睡不着‬

‪(shuìbuzháo)‬

‪cannot fall asleep‬


‪Hear the pronunciation! Learn the character stroke order! ‬


‪Source: Pleco‬

‪Here’s a list of some string instruments and examples!‬

 Practising #Chinese #vocabulary #中文 #汉字 #学 #作业 #大学 #汉语 #生词 #languages #studying #السينية #chino #ch

Practising #Chinese #vocabulary #中文 #汉字 #学 #作业 #大学 #汉语 #生词 #languages #studying #السينية #chino #chinois #mandarin (Taken with instagram)


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One way to work on your Chinese characters is by learning about radicals. Here are some of the most common ones, sigh their Chinese name.

Fun fact: this is how Chinese people introduce their surname, or any character for that matter. Say my name is “yu”, I can then say, 言字旁的”语”。try it out for your own Chinese name, you’ll sound super native!

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