I want to say that first of all language learning should be enjoyable, because cross-cultural communication can let us know a lot of things that we don't know, and even reduce our prejudice. And I personally think that there is no shortcut to learning a language, because practice makes perfect.

For beginners, start with mastering the basic phonetic symbols, then go to strokes and finally go to literacy. If students who already have a certain foundation hope to improve their Chinese level through our repeated but not boring exercises.

I prefer to let students learn from movies. After all, art comes from life. By watching movies, try to extract the main idea of the movie and retell the content of the movie to me which could help improve your critical thinking skills while practicing your language.

Interest is the best teacher. Because of its vast territory and large population, China is a complex country. Traditional prejudice and overnight wealth coexist with innovation and extreme poverty . There are 56 ethnic groups, many of whom have their own languages and characters. I hope the cultural background or story in it can arouse your interest.

Learning Chinese is not easy, because in addition to memorizing the pronunciation of each letter, you need to understand the structure of written Chinese characters. But many characters are actually like building a house. One character can be built like a house by several other characters.

Thank you so much for your attention, and I hope to have the opportunity to accompany you on your way of learning Chinese.