There is a fire to learn Chinese after traveling.🇨🇳

Ahem.

Many people who know us through this post - >Used to be afraid of Chinese but now want to wake up to study every dayWe'll confess we're busy studying lately. 🫠

The fire of vanity is already moth.

All the textbooks were placed in the corner for so long that they forgot to study like crazy at one point.

🧸, it turned around when one day I went to Shanghai without a tour. This is how we usually arrange a plan and guide all the time traveling with our family.

So we have to learn some basic sentences in case of unforeseen events. (Hello, Mr. Whisker)

In fact, we secretly did not find time to finish school, at least we should learn until the HSK2 exam to communicate, but it was too late to think, and there were a few days left, and the bag alone was barely in time.

🧸 we invaded China like that, we remembered a few words (10 words) and couldn't read one of the Chinese, forgot all... In our hearts we were very scared because it was the first serious Chinese trip, not a layover for a while and then back to the air.

But in truth - it's not scary!

Even though we can't hear and speak, but trying to communicate makes everything a lot more fun because we can translate or speak only some words and communicate about it. Everyone is proud.

Like, we are good at it (?)

🧸 in the end, it gives us a fire. Want to study Chinese intentionally again. Learn a little bit at a time if not available but have to make it consistent. Then do not tie the study to other dreams, such as studying Chinese to apply for a job, etc. Because when the dream of other things ends, the light of our learning will also go out.

I want you to learn with "curiosity," and one day this knowledge will create opportunities for us in the future in one way or another.

Please encourage all the friends who are trying to study. We come to practice together, even though they are terrible. Hahahahaha

Let's go goodbye today.