In this post, we are going to learn a Chinese kids song based on a very popular English nursery rhyme: Itsy Bitsy Spider (小蜘蛛) (xiǎo zhī zhū ).
The interesting thing is, even though this English Children’s song is very popular, however, it is not easy to find a Chinese version of this song.
In my posts: My Favorite Chinese Love Poem (1) and My favorite Chinese Love Poem (2), we appreciated two classic Chinese love poems.
Like every one, I have my own new year resolution (新年决心) (xin1 nian2 jue2 xin1).
By the way, in Chinese, we usually say: new year wish (愿望) (yuan4 wang4), new year plan (计划) (ji4 hua4) or new year goal (目标) (mu4 biao1).
In this post, we will learn some Chinese characters related with Christmas
Note: Characters from the first picture are mostly from the suggestion of a parent. Thank you, Grace.
If you read my post: How to greet people in Mandarin-Chinese (I) —— How to Say Hello, you might know how to greet Chinese people like a native speaker now.
In this post, I will continue talking about this topic to teach you how to say goodbye.