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If the metro could speak, whose stories would it remember? In the bustling city of Shenzhen, Metro Line 1 quietly watches over the constant flow of passengers, witnessing chance encounters, quiet companionship, and moments of personal growth shared within its carriages.
From commuting and job interviews to ordering takeout and adding someone on WeChat, you’ll encounter practical Chinese in the everyday situations that shape city life. This is our first story written according to HSK 3.0 Level 3 standards, making it a natural next step for Intermediate readers. |
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The Mid-Autumn Festival falls on September 25 in China. Why do people celebrate by watching the moon and eating mooncakes? Through these three articles, discover the traditions and legends of the festival and explore how the moon has become a way for people in China to express their feelings. |
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Watching the Moon |
Little Li invites Ben to watch the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival, but the weather may have other plans. Will they get to see the big, round moon they’re hoping for?
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The Moon, Mooncakes, and Rabbits | Why is the Mid-Autumn Festival also known as the Festival of Reunion? From mooncakes to moon watching and the legendary rabbit on the moon, discover the traditions and stories behind this beloved holiday.
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Free from Sept 25 to Oct 2 |
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When Will the Bright Moon Appear? | Under the Mid-Autumn moon, Su Shi reflects on longing, reunion, and separation in one of the great works of Chinese literature. Explore the poet’s famous Prelude to Water Melody and the meaning he finds in the changing moon. |
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| Little Li invites Ben to watch the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival, but the weather may have other plans. Will they get to see the big, round moon they’re hoping for? |
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The Moon, Mooncakes, and Rabbits |
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Intermediate | Why is the Mid-Autumn Festival also known as the Festival of Reunion? From mooncakes to moon watching and the legendary rabbit on the moon, discover the traditions and stories behind this beloved holiday. |
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When Will the Bright Moon Appear? |
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Master | Under the Mid-Autumn moon, Su Shi reflects on longing, reunion, and separation in one of the great works of Chinese literature. Explore the poet’s famous Prelude to Water Melody and the meaning he finds in the changing moon. |
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Happy reading!
Peter & Yueyuan Co-founders of Du Chinese |
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