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Quick Answer If your child understands Chinese but won’t speak it, the problem is usually not language ability. Most heritage-language children have enough Chinese comprehension — what they lack is confidence, motivation, and meaningful reasons to use Chinese actively. Research on bilingual development shows that reducing correction, creating real communication opportunities,...


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Dragon Boat Festival is called 端午节 (Duānwǔ Jié) in Chinese. It is one of China’s most exciting holidays. Families watch dragon boat races, make sticky rice dumplings, and learn about a brave poet who lived 2,000 years ago. It is a wonderful festival to explore with children — full of colour, food, and great stories. […]

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One-Sentence Answer The two main ways to say congratulations in Chinese are 恭喜 (gōng xǐ) for informal occasions and 祝贺 (zhù hè) for formal ones — but native speakers also use many occasion-specific phrases. Why “Congratulations” in Chinese Is More Than One Phrase In English, you can say “Congratulations!” to almost anyone in almost any […]

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One-Sentence Answer The Chinese word for graduation is 毕业 (bì yè), and the most common congratulations phrase is 恭喜毕业 (gōng xǐ bì yè) — but Chinese has a rich set of graduation wishes, farewell expressions, and cultural traditions that go far deeper than that single phrase. 毕业 — The Chinese Word for Graduation 毕业 (bì […]

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Sunny and hot — summer is officially here. If you ask a child which season they love most, the answer is almost always summer. It is the season of holidays, ice cream, beach days, and free time. For Chinese-heritage families, summer is also a hidden gold mine. With school out and pressure off, children can […]

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