
Chinese Language Show: From the Start, I Drove a Million Foreigners Crazy
汉语节目:开局逼疯百万老外
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 5.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
4.6kChapters
31.1MReads
292.6kFlowers
10.0Score
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Chinese is quite easy to learn, because the grammar requirements are really not high. According to linguists, you should be able to learn it in a short time, so don't brag. People say that Chinese is difficult to learn because of its poetry and idioms. Let's talk about idioms here. Each idiom has its allusions. Some idioms cannot be understood literally, and you may not even know the words.
Xiao Ming gave the leader two... Leader: "What do you mean?" Xiao Ming: "I mean." Leader: "You are not interesting enough." Xiao Ming: "It's small, it's small." Leader: "You are really interesting." Xiao Ming: "Actually, it doesn't mean anything else." Leader: "Then I'm sorry." Xiao Ming: "I'm sorry." Requirement: Explain the meaning of each "meaning" respectively.
As for the spoken language we are talking about now, it is easy to learn as long as your understanding ability is good. After all, there is basically no such thing as grammar in spoken language. Isn't it easy to understand all kinds of weird omissions and inversions? It is difficult to study specific aspects, mainly written types such as various poems, lyrics, music, prose, ancient prose, etc. As for spoken language, it is quite easy to learn. For example, I grabbed the handlebars, etc. It's not difficult as long as you understand the logical relationship well.
"History of Shi Shi's Lion Eating", "Yu Yu Wants to Fish", "Ji Ji Fighting Chickens", "Xi Playing with Rhinoceros", "Aunt Yi Treats the Pancreas", "Couple's Blessing", "Yan Yan's Yanyan Yan", "Wei Wei's Guards", "Yi's Yi Yizhi Yi", "Benevolent People Endure the Blade", "Doubtful Doctors"
"The Story of Ji Ji Fighting the Chicken", "History of Shi's Lion Eating", "Yi Yiyiyi", "Yu Yu Wants to Fish", "Yi Auntie Treats the Pancreas", "Xi Playing with Rhinoceros" Each of them is a very difficult topic. If you write these out, you will be guaranteed to collapse in an instant. Wouldn't that be enough?
The fifth question has a linguistic problem (the ninth uncle borrowed the money from the tenth uncle), which can be understood as the ninth uncle lent money to the tenth uncle, and the ninth uncle borrowed money from the tenth uncle.
How many people remember that the Eight Kingdoms are the Eight Kingdoms? Some people like it very much~
But the wonderfulness of Chinese has not yet been written. The breadth and depth of Chinese does not lie in words, but in polyphonic words and multi-meaning words. A word has completely different meanings in different moods and different words. Moreover, Chinese can be combined at will, and it can evolve into new words without creating new words, and everyone can understand what they mean. For example, the Internet and computers can be disassembled, unlike foreign languages that have to create new words from scratch. But it's understandable, right? You can't start with big tricks at the beginning. Chinese literati have liked to play with writing skills since ancient times. Nothing is more gorgeous than articles. Writing skills lie in matching words, and the essence is those that are absolute through the ages. No matter how many people who have played with words all their lives, they can't answer it.
"In terms of the complexity of characters, the meaning of characters, and the understanding of characters, Chinese language is really not as complicated as the languages of many countries, such as Island language. When I was learning Island language, it took me eight months to learn the basic language, but when I learned Chinese language, it only took me four months." Is it possible that I can learn all the island language in seven or eight months, and the basics of Chinese language in four months?
What about playing *Mar? There are Chinese programs written about history, watch a few