Why Chinese People Are SO Obsessed with MBTI | Personalities in Mandarin 【Podcast EP15】
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MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) may not be new to Americans, but it has become so popular in China that you see and hear people talking about it everywhere! We talk about how Chinese people talk about MBTI as small talk, and also roast our partners who have very different personalities than us!
What is your MBTI type? What is your go-to topic in Chinese when you meet someone?! Let us know in the comments!
Chinese MBTI website: www.16personal...
Mei Laoshi's Instagram: / polishyourchinese
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I MUCH preferred the interview with no background music or noise. Thanks so much Rita!!!
Glad you like this format more!!
This MBTI thing was all the rage on Tumblr in the early 2010s, everyone had their type in their bio. I was surprised to see it become so popular in China 10 years later
Yeah it's kinda random haha
I really enjoyed this episode!! Thank you so much Rita!! It would be great to hear some episodes around childhood memories/ cultural similarities and differences and other things in psychology. I love to talk about these things with my friends so the vocabulary would be very helpful
With new friends I’ll normally ask them what their happiest childhood memories are because it opens up lots of interesting discussions. I’ll also ask what 3 things they’re most grateful for and what their 3 biggest dreams are.
That's a great idea! And coincidently, I'll talk about childhood games with my guest in the next episode haha!! Stay tuned😄
Great questions!
@ hahaha that’s great. I look forward to it Rita
老师，真救命了啊！这些词儿在 12 号的 HSK6 考试中能用到呀！
哈哈太及时了！不客气，考试加油💪
谢谢，你的视频很棒，很有意思
@@iwannabeyourdog4195 很开心你喜欢我的视频啊😄🙌
mine is DLLM. HK rocks~!
"what grade is your kid in? oh, yeah? are you happy with the school?"..... 😆
haha nice!
this is wonderful but please can you invest in better recording equipment? I find Mei laoshi especially quite hard to understand, the sound is a bit muffled.
Thank you for the suggestion!! We'll improve💪
这个的确是 我太e人 哈哈哈哈
@@lijinyu22 哈哈大e人你好！
Better get some extroverted peeps in there for a much more energetic conversation.
i think it might actuall be true fwiw i'm intj lol
🖐 My second test result is intj!
@@RitaChinese !
you're far more extroverted than me though you are clearly quite analytical and intelligent. I do admire you and basically think of you and Laoma as people to look up to, UNLIKE ME, really.
要学语言的话最好还是E一点，I人学语言就跟我一样颅内自战
嗯嗯e人有e人的长处，i人也有i人的学法😄
this is all hot garbage. the company (Meyers Briggs) that created this classifcation isn't even allowed to use it for their own personel... that should say something lol
What really??!
@@RitaChinese yea, it's pretty funny, if you dig into the whole Meyers Briggs history it unravels pretty fast. BUT... there are reasons you can't/shouldn't use it for hiring in the US (legal implications), since it has serious issues with neurodivergent behavior etc...
Yeah, the mbti was about as useful as what my Chinese birth sign was. Not useful.