Learning Chinese online is one of the great advantages of modern life. With advanced technology, there is a wealth of information at your fingertips, but navigating the world of the Internet to find safe and meaningful learning for your children
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It’s time to announce the winner of our holidays poll: What’s Your Favorite Christmas Activity?🎄🍪 Baking or Decorating? The winner goes to🥁🥁🥁 Baking! It was so close! Out of 410 people, 211 voted for baking, and 199 for decorating. Therefore, the
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Today, we are introducing you to the ultimate Chinese zombie, as Dracula is to vampires, the most powerful and the first zombie in Chinese mythology….Hanba(旱魃Hànbá)! Back before there was modern science, people saw natural disasters as the deeds of deities.
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Today, we are going to introduce you to probably the most famous snake in Chinese mythology– the white snake, 白素贞(Bái Sùzhēn). The earliest time the white snake’s story appeared in a book was in the novel 警世通言(Stories to Caution the
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Yang Jian is our next mythical hero. He is also known as the Erlang Shen (the second son deity) and he is Tiandi(emperor of the heaven)’s nephew. He’s the son of Tiandi’s sister and a mortal. He looks like a
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We’ve drawn on ancient Chinese mythologies to uncover some of our favorite Chinese mythological creatures and introduce them to you. From Tuesday to Sunday we’ll introduce a different creature each day, as well as show you how to create your
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Nuzar, 哪吒 (nézhā), is one of the most famous deities in Chinese mythology. He became a deity as a child. His mom was pregnant for three years and gave birth to a meatball. His father cut the meatball in half
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Hope you are as excited as we are about the prospects of the new school year🤩. We’ve decided to fancy it up with an epic giveaway for users new and old! This giveaway is so big we can’t even include
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There are many theories about the origin of Chinese characters. It is widely believed that Chinese characters originated from pictographs. The earliest known form of Chinese writing is oracle bone script. As the time went on Chinese writing evolved and
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If you are reading this now it’s a sure bet that you have access to the internet. As the widely available use of the internet spread so did our dependence on it. When was the last time you brought a
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