47 Video Views·Oct 14, 2022
In today's class you're going to learn THREE Chinese IDIOMS About LIFE (成語/成语chengyu)that Native Chinese speakers Use in Daily Life. I'd show you how you the explanation and how to use them, in what contexts.
`
Thanks for subscribing and giving it a like.
❤️Take to ME :
I’m Miss Lin from Taiwan. A language enthusiastic based in France. I'd like to invite you to join my teaching account on Instagram. It's my dream to connect the world with my Chinese teaching also share with you my charming country, Taiwan. My goal is to teach you 21 century authentic Chinese in a fun and fast way.
■ Instagram @mandarinwithmisslin
■ Facebook Page Mandarin With Miss Video Lessons:
■What's the Difference? 覺(觉)得 juéde, 認為(认为)rèn wéi; 以為(为)yǐwéi , Check-in in Chinese. Let Me Show You How!(in Learn Chinese With Taiwanese Drama in 2019. Speak like a 10 Common Mistakes Made by Students (in Take a Taxi in Chinese. My Conversation with Taiwanese Driver (Step by Step)? Let's Learn Chinese at 7-11 Shop. How to be humble in Chinese when receiving compliments. Quick Responses in Chinese: secret to speak like a native speaker ------------------------
Credit: Mandarin With Miss Lin
.........................................................
Coppy Mandarin With Miss Lin
Copyright Disclaimer
All materials in these videos are use for entertainment purposes and follow the guidelines of fair use. No copyright infringement intended.
We create aggregated content from various sources on YouTube. It belongs to individuals or organizations that deserve respect. Any trademarks depicted are the property of their respective owners.
Thank you for learning Chinese with me
Today's video will be a bit different
Because there is a bit of seriousness
So today you will learn three idioms
These three idioms
Today's video is a bit more personal
because these three idioms are also ones I
use a lot and they are also my philosophy
of life Before explaining each idiom
I also want you to guess what it means
Don't forget to tell me
which sentence you like the most
Okay
We'll look at the first idiom
The first idiom
What does it mean
The firs
Second one
The answer is the second one
Because you have done everything you can
Let's look at the examples
Let's take a look at the examples
The first one
You have done everything
you can So just
let it be Just see
what will happen Second
Don't overthink this
Just let things happen
And you will see
The next idiom is coming
So what does
it mean What does it mean The first one
Second one
The answer
is
number one
So here the whole sentence means: In
order to get long-term happiness
you have to be satisfied
with what you already have you don't crave for
what you don't have you should look at yourself
Look at what you
already have This
is actually from
Laozi'
sphilosophy
It said
Laozi advocates non-desire
Non-desire means
no desire Desire
Here are the examples
The first
Second one
Contentment brings joy is my philosophy
of life We don't keep
saying it However you
should say it at the
right moment I remember When
every time I tell my dad I want this
Oh I hope I can get this opportunity
Something like that
And he would just go
Go with the flow
Be content with what you have
Okay next one So
what does it mean
What does it mean
First one
Second one
So the answer
is the second one
Here means our life
You know one life
When you were born to the day you die
means nothing This is an
old Chinese saying
It's impossible to have a normal day
Each day
So this whole saying means
Life is full of uncertainty
Nothing is certain
We say this
When something unexpected happens
And it is usually quite unpleasant
It is usually very tragic
Let's look at the examples
First
By the way This is
one of my favorite
sentences I really
like this sentence
OK so that's it for today There's no
quiz today But I want
you to share with me
What's your favorite idiom
today OK thank
you all Bye bye
