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Today is February 13th, the eve of Spring Festival, which brings a new Chinese Year.
I would like to take this opportunity to express my thanks for the kind support and courage all the friends have given me over the past months. With your help, Outlook Chinese will keep being developped in the coming tiger year and bring more Chinese learning resources for you.
至远者非天涯而在人心，至久者非天地而在真情，至善者非雄才而在贤达。
唯愿远者近，久者恒，善者共。值此佳节，祈祝君安。
Ning Li @ Outlook Chinese
Posted in All on 04. Feb, 2010
Chinese New Year (or Spring Festival) is the most important traditional holiday in China. It is also called the Lunar New Year. The festival begins on the first day of the first lunar month in the Chinese calendar and ends on the 15th.
Chinese New Year 2010 is the year of the tiger. If you stay in China, you may pay a New Year call to your friends. It would be neccessary for you to learn some new year greetings in Chinese.
1. Greeting sayings usually begins like this: (more…)
Posted in All on 03. Feb, 2010
One more sets about Chinese Zodiac coloring sheets. Zodiac animals in set 2 are very cute. You can save pictures to you desktop and print them out for class use. Check Set 1 here.
Posted in All on 03. Feb, 2010
The coming Chinese New Year is the year of tiger. Tiger symbolized courage, confidence and energy. People born in tiger year are supposed to be very brave, confident and independent. If you were born in the year of tiger, the year 2010 is your 本命年(běn mìng nián). 本命年(běn mìng nián) means the recurrent year in the twelve-year cycle of Chinese Zodiac, which refers to the year you were born in.
Here is one complete set of Chinese Zodiac coloring sheets. You can print them out, ask your students to color the twleve animals and make your own Chinese Zodiac wall display. ( Check Set 2 here.)
Today is February 13th, the eve of Spring Festival, which brings a new Chinese Year.
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