How to Write 'Elbow' in Chinese by Expert Village

This word read zhao. Zhao. "Zhao" means "elbow." Read as, "zhao;" means "elbow." we often say "Ge bei zhao." "Ge bei" means "arm," so "ge bei zhao" exactly means "elbow." And sometimes we have a Chinese dish, is called, "hong shao zhao zi." Hong shao... Read More »

History of Tang Poetry for Writing Chinese Characters by Expert Village

In this clip I'm going to show you how to read and write the words from the first two lengths of a poem from Tang dynasty. In Tang period it is considered that the poems from Tang dynasty is the golden part of Chinese history. Tang. Right in this way... Read More »

How to Write "Attic" in Chinese by Expert Village

Ok, now I want to teach you the Chinese word for attic, ge lou. Ge lou, you understand attic ge lou as a whole as under as attic don't try to understand the meaning of each character. Ok lets see ge the inside part it's pronunciation is gu and ge sound... Read More »

How to Write "Fail" in Chinese Symbols by Expert Village

Okay, now let's come to the Chinese word for "fail", "bu ji ge". "Bu", "not". "Ji", "up to". "Ge", actually "ge" comes from this word, "he ge". "He ge" means "qualified". "Not up to the qualified", and "not up to the passing grade" that is "bu ji ge". So... Read More »

How to Write "Karaoke" in Chinese Symbols by Expert Village

Ok now lets look at another very interesting Chinese word for karaoke, k ge. So you see that both English characters, English letters and Chinese characters are in this word. K and you may guess is the first letter for karaoke. And ge in Chinese it means... Read More »