LEARN CHINESE with Chinese Vlog | Beijing Trip | IMPROVE YOUR MANDARIN LISTENING SKILL

In this video, we have a family trip to Beijing. From here, you will get to know more about the capital city Beijing. The video shows you some detailed information about the Forbidden City- a royal palace in ancient China. The history and the structure of the Forbidden City are are shown in the video. In the video, there are some conversations with local people with the pinyin subtitles, which is so much easier for boosting both your listening skill and reading skill. Hope this videos is helpful for you!

[@fr-undercover402]

Your inclusion of the Chinese characters, Pinyin, and English translations, with key words highlighted, is amazing. As someone who has been learning languages for a while, I know how helpful but also tiring this actually is. Thank you so much for the great work! 感谢 🙂

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Glad it’s helpful for you! And I’ll keep it up 💪

[@fongponto]

​@@chinesewithchristine1876very helpfull

[@maxs.8711]

I want to become fluent with chinese. It looks so easy😂 but i wont get there without hard work 😔

[@Learning-Easy-20]

😂😂 我也跟你一样 broo😂

[@user-ep8xh6tt4z]

Hi Christine, thanks for the consistent videos. Could you make the chinese characters bigger than the english subtitles please. I think it would help to focus more on the chinese characters. I always try to read along while listening, but after some time my eyes or brain always switches to the english subtitles. thanks again for your effort 你辛苦了！加油！！！

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Thank you so much for your advice, I need that to improve my content to make it easier for Chinese/ Mandarin learners. And as you suggested, I’ll make the Chinese subtitles bigger in the next videos. Hope your Chinese learning journey is more and more enjoyable😊

[@dnisbet71]

Thanks, i totally agree with this comment. There are many such vids, but the english subs always frustrate - they need to be there, but the smaller the better for my taste. Great content.

[@tedcrowley6080]

你的vlog视频很棒，好让我学习中文。

[@kenneseyl2819]

thanks for the pinyin always i love your work !🥰🥰💕✨🙏🙏

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

My pleasure 😊 I’m glad you like it!

[@gregarmstrong6077]

I really enjoy these videos, especially the Beijing ones as I'm familiar with the area so it's great for my Chinese. I hope you keep making these videos for a long time.

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Wow you must know Beijing well! And yeah I’ll keep making these videos with you guys’ support 😊

[@wavygravy1945]

In the shopping video, I just realized why you and your friend Anita laughed when you introduced her and said "我们在一起"( 吧)。。

[@animegangster6710]

Thanks for your videos! Please continue, they help me a lot

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Glad you like them!

[@SB-tg2de]

I just found you and I am so glad!!! Thank you so much for making these videos. I love that you have the pinyin, characters, and English subtitles. I really enjoy these and hope you can continue making them. I know you are helping so many. Best wishes from a Chinese adoptee.

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Thank you so much for appreciating it. And it’s really an inspiration for me to make more. And I’ll keep doing it😊

[@plfong22]

Just discovered your channel. Very good way of learning mandarin. I like the different colour you used in the text to show the reference of mandarin to english words. Very innovative.

[@tonymathieu7449]

Exactly its the best, learning and discovering new places

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Thank you 😊

[@mosqutio88]

Wow looks sunny. I’d wear sunglasses 😎

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Yeah the weather was amazing!

[@mountaintag]

看景色有多美 = "look how beautiful the scenery is" 一两千多年 = "more than one or two thousand years" I think these are the two most interesting sentence constructions in the video, both using 多. … When 多 is followed by an adjective (such as 美), then 多 has the meaning "how" (to what extent). To say "is" with this 多, Chinese uses 有 (and not 是). For example: 月球有多远? = "How far is the moon?" … When 多 means "more than", it usually follows two characters. For example: 三十多 = "more than thirty" ; 四百多 = "more than four hundred". But the important thing is that it typically follows characters such as 十, 百, or 千. So, in 一两千多年 the 多 follows three characters (rather than the usual two).

[@twice.supremacy]

Girl omg I love your makeup !! Thank you for this video i love it 🥰 its help me for my listening skills, vocabulary and knowledge about Chinese culture. Its still a bit hard for me to just listen and understand i have to read the hanzi but i will watch it multiple times to improve 😊 thank youuu ❤

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Thank you so much sweetheart😊 And l’m so happy that my videos are helpful for you! And I’ll keep making this kind of videos😇

[@Coachbarryrobinson]

Thanks! Keep creating these.

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Thanks and more to come!

[@Youssef-yh4lm]

喜欢了❤❤

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

谢谢

[@michaeltse321]

Another fantastic video!

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Thank u 😊

[@huynguyen-ec5ev]

tuyệt vời chị ơi . rất thích hợp cho ai học tiếng trung

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Thank you 😊

[@jimlam227567]

Amazing video and girl ❤

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Thank you!!

[@fernandorivera546]

挺有意思的! 谢谢啊 😺

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

客气啦

[@remixnation6272]

Good video Christine have a great day blessings always...

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Thank you! You too!

[@joewandy8012]

Thank you for the video. It's a great learning resource with all three lines of chinese characters, punyin and English of shown together. If i may request, could you add a downloadable pdf or some kind of document containing those three lines too. This way we can print it and turn it into a flash card for memorizing characters. Keep up the great work, you could even think of turning parts of this channel into a paid course and I'll gladly pay for it.

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

You are more thank welcome and I’m so happy that they help! It’s a really good idea from you that I can create a downloadable pdf of the subtitles! And you are right! It will be more helpful for Chinese learners! Thank you so much and I’ll do it from the next videos☺️

[@ultramingshan]

谢谢你带我们参观故宫！😁

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

客气啦😊

[@ndylimndy1855]

Great. Very useful vd.

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Glad it was helpful!

[@SastravithKhieu]

Great video!❤

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Thank you!!

[@orinthompson6360]

I can listen and watch u talk all day, So beautiful

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Thank u 😊

[@suwatmd]

太谢谢你了🙇

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

客气啦

[@ildarnekrasov4101]

Ты не представляешь, но я сначала подумал, что ты и не китаянка, и не носительница английского и немного впал в недоразумение, настолько я не распознал твой медленный китайский да настоящий и настолько твоя внешность похожа на европейскую! Но потом зашёл в видео и был повержен в шок своим заблуждением. А сама ты красавица, молодец, жду новые ролики с прогулками 😊

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

I can understand that coz even people in my country think I might not be fully from China. Thank you for watching my video and hope it’s helpful for your Chinese learning journey. And I’ll upload more 😊

[@maxs.8711]

U published a new video and then deleted it. It was very nice. I love china and its so nice to see it from within. Also, u my lady is stunnigly beautiful❤❤

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Because there’s something wrong so I reeditted and I just uploaded again. Thank you so much 😊

[@luuthuan2778]

你做的视频内容非常好看

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

谢谢😊

[@Adelaide1994]

I luv u ❤❤❤

[@Sujoanghosh]

feichang youyisi, genxie ni!

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

不客气😇

[@sereyvisalbun994]

😘😘😚😚

[@AlexMartinez-ep8fx]

HOLA AMIGA! GOOD JOB! POR FAVOR. ACTIVA LOS SUBTITULOS.....GRACIIAS! HUGS FROM BARCELONA, SPAIN...CUIDATE MUCHO!!!❤

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Gracias 😊 ¿Y ahora? ¿Puedes ver los subtítulos ahora?

[@matavisual_]

Christine laoshi 很辣❤

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

谢谢😊

[@carlosrafa3879]

parabéns saudações do Brasil...

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Thank you 😊

[@luizgeraldo3412]

Sou solteira moro no Brasil

[@fernandorivera546]

who?

[@thomasspatz8888]

Cool, I was there yesterday with a fantastic English speaking guide. Now I can study Chinese!🧧

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

That's great!

[@mistervalls]

I always start the videos wanting to pay attention to the hanzi, but my attention always drifts somewhere else 😅

[@wavygravy1945]

What happened to the "purple shirts". I didn't see them at the Forbidden city. Maybe they got lost at the Great Wall, or maybe the Mongolians got them, or they thought they were forbidden to enter this site.

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Hahaha you really follow every episode of my videos😊 haha I guess they might be in some other scenic spots

[@user-xw4ny5ud6e]

Ill be spending a few hours in Beijing, on the 8th of July. Any special recommendations besides the main tourist sites Ive already seen 😊?

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

You can visit some Hú Tóng (胡同). They are the streets with buildings from hundreds of years ago. From those streets, you can see the fusion of the past and the present. Really astonishing! And I’ll upload some a video about them soon.

[@user-xw4ny5ud6e]

@@chinesewithchristine1876 I've heard there are more than just a few, I'll await to hear maybe a specific street to see in your video :)

[@user-xw4ny5ud6e]

I bet it's as astonishing as a nuclear fusion 😊​@@chinesewithchristine1876

[@dnisbet71]

0:34 grammatically, why is there a “是” in this sentence (是创建于明朝)?

[@matsumotopan808]

你好，你很美丽

[@charlielambert1357]

Hao piaoliangaaa

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

谢谢😊

[@hoangvietduc]

[@wavygravy1945]

Sometime I go to a tea place called " 本宫的菜"。 But when I ask the meaning of the name the owner doesn't know how to explain it.

[@weiweigong-fh5kl]

it's 本宫的茶。not 菜。 茶means tea. 菜 is vegetable. Normally only the higher position women of empire call themselves 本宫 in our history culture.

[@wavygravy1945]

@@weiweigong-fh5kl I will definitely call my Chinese lady friends 本宫。 But the language translator said it was " tea of the palace".

[@user-yb9dg4xm4d]

老師是北京人嗎？

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

不是呢，我是深圳人哈

[@qupid69]

0:17 u wrote 还有 as huányǒu. Is it another way of pronouncing or a dialect?

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Oh it’s the miss spelling in the subtitles. It should be like what I said “hái yǒu”. 还 has two pronunciations with different usage and different meanings. When it pronounces as “huán”, it means to return something or give something back to someone. For example, you can say: 我还了一本书给你( wǒ huán le yì běn shū gěi nǐ), meaning: I gave a book back to you. When it pronounces as “hái” it means “still”

[@qupid69]

@@chinesewithchristine1876 哎呀，谢啦！

[@baileyshirleen37]

语速有的的确有点快

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

那后面讲慢点

[@submarine1839]

你这abc妆容和烟嗓与你尝试用和蔼可亲的语气造成的违和感过于强烈😂😂😂

[@Trumppower]

你说很快了。。所以我看CCTV 😢

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

谢谢你的反馈，我后面的视频讲慢点

[@TuLyThanhHong]

Nice Chinese vlog, it’s Impressive. Ever heard of Immersive Translate?? It's a tool that supports real-time subtitles and generate them for videos in foreign languages. With the subtitles, you fully understand the video content and naturally learn a foreign language while watching.

[@chinesewithchristine1876]

Thank you 😊 oh wow what’s that immersive translate? Is there a button that I can turn on on KZbin when I upload the video? Hmm or is it a function in a video editing app? Thank you so much for your information 😊