Please, not everything I do is truly 'lihai'
By Nikolai Moed, special to The China Post
April 23, 2013, 12:21 am TWN
About a year and a half ago I had the
chance of doing an internship in mainland China. After four years of
studying Chinese I felt this was the best way of furthering my language
skills. It was a great experience, pushing me to apply for a master's in
Taiwan. So far I've been here for almost three months and until now
have really enjoyed my stay.
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
Tuesday, 23 April 2013
[Year 8] 兔子的一个星期
兔子的一个星期 by I-Han on GoAnimate
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兔子的一個星期 by I-Han on GoAnimate
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兔子的一個星期 by I-Han on GoAnimate
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Wednesday, 20 March 2013
[Game] Year 8 - 百万大富翁 Who wants to be a millionaire?
陈老师说,8G的宝宝们需要一点挑战,所以我就出了这个游戏。虽然有点难,但是学生们还是成为了百万富翁!
Grammar point : 比 (comparison)
Grammar point : 比 (comparison)
Sunday, 17 March 2013
Friday, 15 March 2013
Wednesday, 6 March 2013
Mandarin speaking Briton to star in a Chinese sitcom
Bilingual Briton c has beaten off stiff competition to land a role in a new Chinese sitcom, Ciao Britain.
Having studied Mandarin at Sheffield University, 24-year-old, ended up working as a translator even though he always harboured hopes to one day become an actor.
But when the call came for an English actor to play a struggling graduate in a Chinese sitcom Mr Heathcote jumped at the opportunity.
See the BBC interview with Mr Heathcote
Having studied Mandarin at Sheffield University, 24-year-old, ended up working as a translator even though he always harboured hopes to one day become an actor.
But when the call came for an English actor to play a struggling graduate in a Chinese sitcom Mr Heathcote jumped at the opportunity.
See the BBC interview with Mr Heathcote
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