What do you want to do tomorrow?
A reading article in Mandarin Chinese aimed at beginners.
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My least favourite season is…
A short Chinese passage talking about the writer’s least favourite seasons.
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All kinds of colors
This Chinese article introduces lots of different colours.
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Time goes by quickly
A short Chinese passage about time.
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What is in your pencil case?
In this Chinese article, pay attention to the measure words used.
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Welcome, what do you want to buy?
This Chinese article is a conversation between a shop assistant (售货员) and customer (顾客).
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Do you have any pets?
A Mandarin dialogue talking about and describing pets.
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Our new classroom
A Chinese dialogue between two friends. Learn how to talk about quantities of items.
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New student
This is a longer Chinese dialogue for beginners. Don’t be put off by it’s length; work through slowly and carefully.
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I want to go to the supermarket
Head to the supermarket (超市) in today’s beginner Chinese dialogue.
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What will you do after school?
What will you do after shool? This is the subject of today’s short beginner dialogue.
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My Kitten
A short beginner’s Chinese reading about a kitten.
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Look at the giraffe!
A Mandarin dialogue between a mother and son at the zoo (动物园).
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Family introduction
Learn how to talk about your family in today’s Mandarin reading article.
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Buying some fruit
This beginner’s Chinese passage is about buying fruit.
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My favourite day
Learn to describe your day in Mandarin Chinese.
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Personal introduction
Read this article and learn how to introduce yourself in Chinese!
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Likes and dislikes – Also Baymax?
大白 “Big White” is the Chinese name given to Baymax, the robot from Big Hero 6. In this Chinese article, someone has given this name to their cat.
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What is your dream?
Learn how to ask someone what they aspire to do, or what their dream is!
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Your food delivery might be a little late
美团外卖 is a company that delivers food in China. You can review delivery drivers and give them one to five stars for their service. It is very common to give 5 stars (五星).
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What is happiness?
Find the meaning of happiness by reading this beginner’s Chinese article.
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Zoos are fun places
Today’s Mandarin article is talking about animals at the zoo.
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A chefs’ favorite food to cook
Read about cooking (做饭) and favourite foods in this beginner Chinese article.
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What school do you go to?
Another beginner’s Mandarin dialogue. This time talking about schools (学校).
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I forgot my mother’s birthday
This beginner’s Chinese dialogue talks about forgetting things.
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My room
Today’s Chinese article looks at common items to have in a bedroom.
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I want to buy a watch
Today’s beginner dialogue teaches some vital sentences to use when shopping (买东西).
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Does he really like dragons?
Chinese idioms are called 成语.
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What birthday present do you want?
Birthdays (生日) are the topic of this Chinese dialogue.
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Where do they reside?
A dialogue talking about where vehicles are to be found.
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Don’t overdo it!
This article is about the Chinese idiom 画蛇添足. Most Chinese idioms are composed of 4 characters.
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Let’s build a snowman
This Chinese dialogue is about making a snowman (雪人). Learn some colours and body parts at the same time!
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Taking a test
Tests (考试) are a big part of school life in China.
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China’s North and South
The Qinling Huaihe line is used to distinguish between North and South China.
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How much are the peaches?
Buying items at a shop is a very important thing for beginners to learn.
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Where is the park?
Learn some directions and bearings such as: North (北), East (东), South (南), and West(西).
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Come and see China!
China has lots of places to visit; from the cold Harbin (哈尔滨) to the sunny Hainan Islands (海南岛).
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Dumplings
Dumplings (饺子) are staple food in China.
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The Tortoise and the Hare
A beginner’s version of the Tortoise (乌龟) and the Hare (兔子).
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WeChat is very popular
An article about WeChat and its prevalence in Chinese society. In WeChat terminology: stickers are gifs that can be sent in conversations to convey emotions.
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Is being a teacher good?
This Chinese dialogue is quite informal.
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Home for a week
Continuing from the HSK 1 dialogue: this is what happens after staying home for a week. The dialogue concludes at HSK 3 level. The conversation has an informal tone.
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What does your mother do?
This Chinese dialogue has lots of useful sentences to be learnt! It’s a fairly informal conversation.
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Why are you late?
Poor Xiaoming is late to work, but why?
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Let’s go to the zoo
Want to go to the zoo to see pandas? Learn how to invite people to go with you. Happy studying!
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