Oath of Peach Garden talks about The oath bound the three men to be of one mind and devote themselves to their country in the Three Kingdoms period.

"粉丝" (fěn sī) is a common food in China. However, the "粉丝" on the lips of today's youth are not edible.

'Desk lying group': this phrase mainly refers to employees who rest by lying at their deks during their lunch break because their company lacks resting facilities. Experts say that resting bent o

We use passwords 密码 (mì mǎ) every day: opening e-mail, shopping online, posting blog, etc. But do you know if your password is safe?

“HOLD住” comes from the mixing of Cantonese and English in Hong Kong. It means to maintain the current status, to hold fast, and to control.

What characterizes a “畅销书” is that it suits the taste of its readers, but that does not necessarily make it a good book.

“按理说” means to judge or do something according to basic understandings. The “理” refers to common knowledge or logic.

Tradition has it that “压岁钱” money will suppress evil spirits, allowing the younger generation to spend their year in peace and safety.

“标题党” refers to a group of people who use a very creative title to attract internet users, then achieve their goals.

Music 音乐(yīn yuè) is a world-wide language.Do you like to listen to music? Which kind of music do you like?

Among the various calligraphy tools used in Chinese calligraphy, the writing brush 毛笔 (máo bǐ) is special to China.

Let's translate some useful Chinese phrases in English and Chinese.“爆冷门”means to have unexpected results.

learning Chinese is so interesting.八仙过海各显神通 means each person trying their best, for all one's worth now.

Let's translate some useful Chinese phrases in English and Chinese.“粉丝” is a common food in China,now “粉丝”are supporters.

“招牌菜” refers to the most famous, most popular, most critically acclaimed recipe, regional food, or restaurant dish.

“伤不起,” which is a word from the internet, is a kind of emotional humorous expression.

“The Chinese Dream” is a grand dream that the Chinese nation can achieve national prosperity, rejuvenation, and happiness for the people.

It is an extremely useful adverb meaning “very” or “extremely”, and can be used in a wide variety of circumstances. We will learn some useful Chinese words about very 非常.

In other words, he "came out of the closet." This expression for revealing one's homosexuality may seem natural.In Chinese, Coming out we say 出柜（chū ɡuì）.

Chinese value food so much that usually, when meeting someone, besides the usual “你好吗?” they’ll ask “吃了吗?” The action of eating can be found throughout the Chinese language.