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10 things to know before learning ChineseðŸ‡ĻðŸ‡ģ

Mim has already selected 10 things that I want to tell people who are going to study in China.

🌟 10 things to know before you study in China.

1. Don't forget to open roaming. If you don't do it, you can't accept Thai OTP.

2. No need to do esim. When coming to China at first, seniors told us to do esim too. But personally, we didn't do it because we tried to find out the information. I already know that the phone can be used to fit 2SIM. No need to do esim, but for anyone who can only wear one SIM, it will be good.

3. Don't forget to open ICBC Thailand before coming to China. Many children who study in China will open this bank to cash in China. Now the bank can exchange money for V-chat as well.

4. Studying in China must open a Chinese bank. We study in China. We also need a Chinese bank. When we press money from ICBC Thailand and then deposit it to the Chinese bank and spend it normally. People who study long-term must do it.

5. Exchange money in alipay for a little bit. From our first personal experience, we only have cash. Sometimes it is not as convenient as having money in Alipay. I can't buy online. In the beginning, I didn't make a Chinese bank, I would exchange money in Alipay every day. But gradually, in case it is locked because I don't have a Chinese bank yet.

6. Don't forget to buy a VPN where China blocks foreign apps. So if you want to play apps other than China, you need a VPN.

7. What we recommend to children who come to study in China first to do in case is to open a Thai account + make a youtrip card is very convenient. After we try to activate it, the youtrip card can be tied to alipay. Come to China first, spend it. The app can redeem money to V-chat, so we can spend money in V-chat to spend in China. But!!!Both have restrictions. For example, the limit used per day / per month is not exceeded.

For us, it fits in the early days of China, where there is not much.

8. Don't forget to bring Thai food. At first, we brought very little Thai food because I thought that I was easy to eat because I tried for 1 week and I knew that I couldn't eat anything. I advised everyone to carry a lot. I didn't know when we would get used to Chinese food.

9. Don't forget Thai medicine, medicine that China can't cure, can't fight Thai medicine. We recommend to carry para medicine, antihistamine, cough remedy, hot mouth remover in reflux, anesthetic, balsam, diarrhea remedy.

10. Don't forget to take the makeup or skincare used, something that China doesn't sell. Try searching for good information about whether it is for sale. If not, carry it first.

📍 all these are personal opinions and experiences that came to China in the first place. Where is the mistake? Sorry.

ðŸŦķðŸŧðŸŦķðŸŧ for any friends, what do you think you should tell the juniors who come to China? Comments can be experienced. ðŸŦķðŸŧðŸŦķðŸŧ

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emilie.studygram

emilie.studygram

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A scenic beach with palm trees, sand, and ocean under a blue sky, with text overlay 'LEARN CHINESE THROUGH movie', indicating the article's theme of language learning through films.
A movie poster for 'You Are the Apple of My Eye' featuring a group of young people, with text highlighting benefits like learning natural Chinese expressions and gaining cultural insights.
A movie poster for 'Go Ahead' showing three young people forming a roof shape with their arms, accompanied by text detailing how it enhances vocabulary and comprehension of Chinese culture.
LEARN CHINESE THROUGH MOVIE ðŸŽĨ
Has anyone here watched these movies? I hope you love them as much as I do, haha! Learning lines through movies is such a fun way to build vocabulary. Repeating the sentences multiple times helps you remember them better and use them more naturally. If you haven’t tried this method yet, give it a s
Kaylin Do

Kaylin Do

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A person with long dark hair sits at a desk, looking at a tablet. The image has a text overlay that reads '8 Weird Habits That Make Language Learning Fun' and 'Swipe'.
The image displays two language learning methods: 'Social Media Switch-Up' showing French social media interfaces, and 'Lyric Detective Game' showing a music player with 'La Vie En Rose' and text about transcribing lyrics.
The image illustrates two language learning habits: 'Video Game Replay' showing a Stardew Valley screenshot with French dialogue, and a person on a couch with a laptop for the ''Main Character' Monologue' habit.
Secret Habits to Gamify Language Learning
1. The Social Media Switch-Up ðŸ“ē This is easy but effective. I changed my Instagram and TikTok interface language to French. I already know the buttons by muscle memory and I passively absorb vocabulary like 'j'aime,' 'commentaire,' and 'partager' every day. 2. The Ly
emilie.studygram

emilie.studygram

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Home Habits I’m Still Learning in My 20s
I feel like there’s this silent pressure in your 20s to suddenly know how to run a perfect home..laundry always done, fridge always stocked, everything always aesthetic and organized âœĻ But the real version? We’re all still winging it. Some weeks I’m that girl with a fresh bedspread, candles
Cianah Monaa

Cianah Monaa

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Thinking About Med School? Things you should know!
Starting medical school is an exciting yet overwhelming journey. Many students enter with the mindset that they must study harder than ever before, only to realize that working smarter is the real key to success. If I could go back in time, these are the lessons I wish I had known before diving int
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river

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Things I wish I knew before I started trading
If you’re early in your trading journey, this might save you months of frustration. These are the lessons that actually matter.. mindset, patience, liquidity, and learning how to stay disciplined when the market tries to pull you out of character. I struggled for a long time because I chased eve
IntentionalTradr | Day Trader

IntentionalTradr | Day Trader

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prepping for the whole semester before it starts!
As soon as the professor opens their Canvas up, I like to go ahead and plan out my semester. My biggest tip for incoming freshmen is to use the syllabus as a guide because that's what it is! Professors let students have the syllabus before class starts so they know what to expect and can prepar
eden 🊞

eden 🊞

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WEATHER IN CHINESE ☔ïļ
Today, we’re focusing on learning weather vocabulary in Chinese! Have any of you studied this topic before? If so, let’s take some time to review it together. If not, don’t worry! You can use a language app to practice pronunciation. It’s simpler than it seems. Be sure to practice writing or typing
Kaylin Do

Kaylin Do

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Useful Chinese questions for beginner
Useful Chinese questions for beginner #chineselearning #chinesecourse #chinesetiktok #chineseforbeginners #fyp
Tracywang520Chinese

Tracywang520Chinese

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10-second Chinese
10-second chinese #hsk #chinesevocabulary #chineselearning #learnchineseforbeginners #fyp #cherryinchinese #cherry#chinesefood
hsk.mrgao.us

hsk.mrgao.us

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A tablet displays the Du Chinese website, an online platform for learning Mandarin Chinese, showing options to read at any level and download the app. A can of sparkling water is on the desk.
A tablet shows the MandarinMania website, offering resources like HSK & YCT practice tests, video lessons, tone pair drills, and Chinese song translations for learning Chinese.
A tablet displays the LingoDeer language learning app, highlighting a flash sale, expert curricula, detailed explanations, and effective learning features for various languages, including Chinese.
Mandarin Chinese Learning Resources (Online)
Chinese contains many different varieties of the language. The most popular ones are Standard Chinese (Mandarin) and Standard Cantonese. I’ve been curious about learning this recently - so I'm sharing my research on free beginner resources for Mandarin Chinese. :) First things firstâ€Ķ.
Study Seal

Study Seal

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10 seconds to learn Mandarin Chinese
10 seconds to learn Mandarin Chinese #chineselearning #hsk #learnchineseforbeginners #chinesefood #mrgao
hsk.mrgao.us

hsk.mrgao.us

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Do these 9 things everyday before your 9-5👜
Where are all my 9-5 girlies?! 👜 Here are 9 things to do before you start your work day: 1. ðŸ’Ķ hydrate: It’s super important to make sure you drink water in the morning before you start work to ensure you are properly hydrated. 2. 👠 dress for confidence: When it comes to work, I’m all about c
Rebekah Joy

Rebekah Joy

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Learning Chinese doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. ðŸĨŸ
ðŸĨŸDumpling Chinese brings everything you need into one simple daily routine: 📑The latest HSK 3.0 vocabulary from HSK 1–6 📖Curated daily words for practical Chinese 🎧Graded reading with clear Mandarin audio ðŸ’ģSmart flashcards that help you review less and remember more ❓Daily quizzes that
Dumpling Chinese

Dumpling Chinese

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Learning Chinese be like
#learn #chinese
Mz.H*Town

Mz.H*Town

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A red Ducati sportbike and a green cruiser motorcycle are parked in a lot, with text overlay "5 Things You Should Know About The Biker Community SWIPE," introducing the topic.
A first-person view from a motorcycle shows a rider in a red plaid shirt with outstretched arms on a highway, illustrating the text "EVERYONE IS UNITED BY A LOVE FOR RIDING."
Three different motorcycles—a black naked bike, a black cruiser, and a green sportbike—are displayed, emphasizing the text "There is a style for everyone" within the biker community.
5 Things You Should Know About The Biker Community
If you're thinking about joining the world of motorcycles, welcome! The motorcycle community is diverse, passionate, and full of surprises. Here are five things you should know before you hit the road. 1ïļâƒĢ It’s All About the Ride The motorcycle community is united by a love for the ride. Wh
Jay

Jay

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Tips you need to know before writing a book
But most importantly have fun! #youngauthor #bookworm #reading and writing📗
𝐊𝐞𝐧𝐝ðŦ𝐚

𝐊𝐞𝐧𝐝ðŦ𝐚

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Learning Chinese ðŸĨī
Trying to grow on Rednote got me over here learning Chinese like it’s my full-time job. If dedication were a language, I’d already be fluent! 😅 #RednoteJourney #LearningChinese #ContentCreatorLife #tiktokban
Odalys Inspires

Odalys Inspires

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6 things to do before 9 am
This pretty much sums up my morning routine that I’ve been doing the past few weeks and I’m absolutely in love. Of course some of these are optional and you can do based on your preferences, but this is what’s been helping me maintain a productive morning/day!ðŸŦ§ðŸ“ #morningroutineideas #morninghab
MeganðŸĐĩ

MeganðŸĐĩ

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How I Squeeze 🍋 In Time for Learning Anywhere âœĻ
How I Study on the Go as a Busy Student âœĻ📚🧠 Flashcards & One-Page Summaries = lifesavers! Life gets so hectic sometimes (hello back-to-back classes + errands), but I’ve figured out a few study hacks that help me stay on top of things even when I’m not at my desk! Here’s what works for me
Stella Studies

Stella Studies

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Things to know before starting nursing school
Here some important things to note along your Nursing Journey. My first semester went great and along the way I learned a few things I wanted to share with new incoming students and the students still on their journey. #nursingstudent #nursingmajor #nursingstudenttips #studytips #
Colacole

Colacole

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Things I do before the 1st day of classes
Classes begin in 3 days for me and many of my profs released their syllabi, which means it’s time for me to finalize everything so! So here are the things I do to keep myself organized for the term: 1ïļâƒĢ record due dates - this applies to exam dates, tutorial meetings, any special dates my prof
Emily H.

Emily H.

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A background of red roses and chocolate-covered strawberries frames text about a first "love" being difficult, leading into dating advice.
Two hands intertwined on a blanket, overlaid with text detailing the first three pieces of dating advice: self-awareness, boundaries, and individualism in relationships.
things i wish i knew before my first relationship.
My first “love” was the worst “love” :( I started dating early - my first relationship that I felt was “serious” was freshman year of high school! I wanted so bad to be “loved” and was sooo naive to what a healthy relationship looked like. This definitely led me down a dating history that was not
Sarah Jolie ðŸŒļ

Sarah Jolie ðŸŒļ

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ðŸŒļ Things I Wish I Knew Before Trying to Make Money Onlineâ€Ļ
For the longest time, I thought making extra income online meant becoming an influencer overnight. I thought I needed: âœĻ Thousands of followers âœĻ A perfect aesthetic âœĻ Fancy equipment âœĻ To know everything before I started I was wrong. Here’s what I’m learning instead: 💗 Consistency
Akosua Howard

Akosua Howard

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10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Becoming a Realtor🏠
1. It takes way longer to get your first deal than anyone tells you. It might be months before you close anything — and that’s completely normal. Be patient, stay consistent, and keep showing up even when it feels slow. 2. Finding the right brokerage or mentor makes all the difference. The rig
Jord

Jord

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Thinks to know before visiting Italy
visiting Italy, American tourists are often surprised by how different daily services and healthcare experiences are. What might seem like “slow service” or “limited care” is actually a reflection of deeper cultural values: respect, patience, and community. In Italy, servers don’t rush you — they
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Mary@nyc.unfolded

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