For me, rice is my favorite… or maybe I should say my daily staple! Lately, I’ve been having fun making Chinese-style rice balls filled with fried dough sticks, pork floss, half a braised egg, and preserved radish—so delicious! 😋 I also recently learned that some Jewish people like to eat Chinese food on Christmas Eve—isn’t that so intriguing? 😲 - What’s your favorite Chinese dish? - Do you cook it yourself, or do you prefer ordering it? - Any interesting food traditions you know? 📢 Let’s share and inspire each other!

Did you know there are two main phonetic systems used for learning Mandarin? Pinyin is mainly used in China, while Zhuyin is used in Taiwan. Here’s an interesting video that explains how these systems can shape the way you learn Mandarin. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DNQC2F9zcYC/?igsh=ZzU5NjB0cmxyZWQ1

Hi everyone! 😊 I’d love to get to know you a bit better. How do you usually learn Mandarin? Please vote in the poll below and feel free to share more in the comments.

Welcome to the community! 👉 Please introduce yourself below, or feel free to create your own post in the community - no pressure, just a little something to help us get to know you. You might share: ✨ Where you’re from ✨ One thing you’re passionate about ✨ Something surprising we wouldn’t know about you ✨ What drew you to this group / what you hope to find here. 歡迎來到中文聽說練習 社團/社群! 歡迎介紹你的名字、關於自己的一些有趣的事、還有 為什麼想練習中文口說~😊 我們都會幫你加油!🙌

According to official announcements and media reports, Alex Honnold is set to free-solo Taipei 101 — over 500 meters high — with no ropes and no harness, as part of Netflix’s Skyscraper Live. Taipei 101 wasn’t built for climbing — it’s mostly glass, steel, and concrete, with tiny edges and overhangs between sections. This is now considered the tallest free-solo building climb in history. 😵‍💫 So I’m curious — what’s the most adventurous thing you’ve ever done?