I love this! Much harder than most content labeled as "intermediate" but still easier than the native content I enjoy (but can't understand well without pausing and looking up words)
I would like you to talk more next time about why so many chinese parents choose to send their kids to study abroad, like the US, Canada, Australia and Europe. I have close friends that decided to study at a German University instead of a public Chinese University. It's interesting to think about the Pros and Cons of that option too. In Europe most Universities are public and the fee is just symbolic, and by living abroad students have the chance to actually undertand Western cultures from inside and it helps them to improve their skills with a second language. On the other hand, a drawback of this option is the distance from their families and cultures, the feeling of being always the "ousider" and feeling detached from your native environment, customs and traditions. For some Chinese people, even if they have better opportunities abroad, they might still want to go back to China in order to eat the same food again, reconnect with their old friends and avoid the racism and tokenism that they might experience in their schools or workplaces. Unfortunately, there are many racist and mean people out there, and my Chinese friends in Berlin have felted targeted several times by their bosses, teachers and classmates just because of their nationality, especially after the Covid-19 pandemic. Although not everyone, it is not rare for some Western teachers to target Chinese University students and to question in front of the classroom their personal views regarding Chinese History and Politics (i.e. Communist Party, Mao Zedong, the Cultural Revolution, the Tianamen Square indicent, Xinjian Province, Taiwan, etc.), topics which obviously puts them in the spothlight and makes them feel nervous and unconfortable with any idea they might share. I love your content and I cant wait for your next video!!!
Shenglan, здравствуйте! Я студентка из России, изучающая китайский язык. Я хочу выразить Вам огромную благодарность за Ваши видео, благодаря Вашим подкастам уровень моего китайского постоянно улучшается и я узнаю много нового про Китай. Большое Вам спасибо, продолжайте, пожалуйста, вести канал❤️
Your initial assumption that most Western parents would want to send their kids to private, gui4zu2 (elite?) schools is incorrect. Many people see elite schools as fundamentally anti-social and undemocratic. The idea of being "elite" isn't attractive to everyone for example in Canada or the US. Many people would prefer that All the schools be good, to make the whole society benefit, not only for the richest people to benefit. Many people question how much money each school gets per student from the government, the idea being it should be fair, "equitable." Because in theory at least you don't have to be be rich and privileged to lead a good, happy life in a democratic country.
I'm from Poland and I agree. Some people here send children to private preschool because there's not enough public ones, but you barely hear of people going to private primary schools, let alone high schools. The only private schools I know here are religious schools.
De hecho acabo de ver un video que habla de lo mismo, es una chica de acá de México que ya vivió varios años en CHINA y nos comenta que la mejor opción para la educación de los hijos es CHINA, lejos de el lavado de cerebro que nos hacen los medios de comunicación en occidente y las modas "atrapatontos", lejos de los temas de homosexualidad que les quieren inculcar desde niños.. Si yo pudiera darme el lujo de poder llevar a mis hijos a estudiar a CHINA lo haría, sino mejor ni los tengo.
Pero los estudiantes aquí casi no tienen tiempo libre y la presión es muy fuerte. Por eso, para mí el nivel de educación es muy bueno, claro, pero, en mi opinión, no tienen infancia. Solamente saben cómo estudiar desde temprano hasta la noche y no pueden ganar experiencia de vida
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I love this! Much harder than most content labeled as "intermediate" but still easier than the native content I enjoy (but can't understand well without pausing and looking up words)
Same impression. This channel is golden on our level
@Alexey-qs6nr and well produced and interesting. Merry Christmas
I would like you to talk more next time about why so many chinese parents choose to send their kids to study abroad, like the US, Canada, Australia and Europe. I have close friends that decided to study at a German University instead of a public Chinese University. It's interesting to think about the Pros and Cons of that option too. In Europe most Universities are public and the fee is just symbolic, and by living abroad students have the chance to actually undertand Western cultures from inside and it helps them to improve their skills with a second language. On the other hand, a drawback of this option is the distance from their families and cultures, the feeling of being always the "ousider" and feeling detached from your native environment, customs and traditions. For some Chinese people, even if they have better opportunities abroad, they might still want to go back to China in order to eat the same food again, reconnect with their old friends and avoid the racism and tokenism that they might experience in their schools or workplaces.
Unfortunately, there are many racist and mean people out there, and my Chinese friends in Berlin have felted targeted several times by their bosses, teachers and classmates just because of their nationality, especially after the Covid-19 pandemic. Although not everyone, it is not rare for some Western teachers to target Chinese University students and to question in front of the classroom their personal views regarding Chinese History and Politics (i.e. Communist Party, Mao Zedong, the Cultural Revolution, the Tianamen Square indicent, Xinjian Province, Taiwan, etc.), topics which obviously puts them in the spothlight and makes them feel nervous and unconfortable with any idea they might share.
I love your content and I cant wait for your next video!!!
谢谢您的博客视频，您讨论的问题都挺有趣，又让外国人更了解中国的各个方面，又帮我们提高中文水平 ❤
我个人觉得没有字幕真好，因为我看电影，电视剧的时候一直不能控制自己，常常看字幕，然后在生活中跟中国人交流的时候当然没有字幕，但我已经习惯了靠它，所以这种听力练习特别好，没有字幕只能靠自己的能力😊
Your Chinese is so good and understandable
我刚才碰到你的频道。非常有用的，谢谢你。
欢迎👏👏
interesting stuff! thank you!
谢谢！
还有，我喜欢你使用真的综艺来举个例子，然后解释他们的话。非常有用学习中文，谢谢。
很有意思，谢谢您！
I'm lucky to find you ❤️ ♥️ 💕 💖 💓 new subscriber
谢谢！
Shenglan, здравствуйте! Я студентка из России, изучающая китайский язык. Я хочу выразить Вам огромную благодарность за Ваши видео, благодаря Вашим подкастам уровень моего китайского постоянно улучшается и я узнаю много нового про Китай. Большое Вам спасибо, продолжайте, пожалуйста, вести канал❤️
谢谢你的留言💗很开心我做的播客对你有帮助！
哇，非常感谢您的视频，我听得懂！我会偶尔反复地听，尽量和您一样快说话啊
Thank you
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非常有意思的视频！！!!!!!!!
哈喽👋，这个对我们来说很重要
我非常喜欢你的视频，你好像一个老实自然的人，你的思维和说法也很有逻辑。加油⛽❤
谢谢您的视频
給你一個讚，如果你的影片有繁體字的字幕就更好
在TH-cam字幕里有一个功能可以转化成繁体字～
anyone knows the name of the show, please
《再见爱人4》
我是外国人不过我也知道道和承认中国在教育的方面特别公平
好视频
Ji' ji' wo' xhi' Da' ni'.
Your initial assumption that most Western parents would want to send their kids to private, gui4zu2 (elite?) schools is incorrect. Many people see elite schools as fundamentally anti-social and undemocratic. The idea of being "elite" isn't attractive to everyone for example in Canada or the US. Many people would prefer that All the schools be good, to make the whole society benefit, not only for the richest people to benefit. Many people question how much money each school gets per student from the government, the idea being it should be fair, "equitable." Because in theory at least you don't have to be be rich and privileged to lead a good, happy life in a democratic country.
To add to that, the best engineering schools in France are public as well.
Great video though! Really enjoyed it :)
谢谢你～
I'm from Poland and I agree. Some people here send children to private preschool because there's not enough public ones, but you barely hear of people going to private primary schools, let alone high schools. The only private schools I know here are religious schools.
那你说的情况跟在中国挺像的
De hecho acabo de ver un video que habla de lo mismo, es una chica de acá de México que ya vivió varios años en CHINA y nos comenta que la mejor opción para la educación de los hijos es CHINA, lejos de el lavado de cerebro que nos hacen los medios de comunicación en occidente y las modas "atrapatontos", lejos de los temas de homosexualidad que les quieren inculcar desde niños.. Si yo pudiera darme el lujo de poder llevar a mis hijos a estudiar a CHINA lo haría, sino mejor ni los tengo.
Pero los estudiantes aquí casi no tienen tiempo libre y la presión es muy fuerte. Por eso, para mí el nivel de educación es muy bueno, claro, pero, en mi opinión, no tienen infancia. Solamente saben cómo estudiar desde temprano hasta la noche y no pueden ganar experiencia de vida