IntroductionThe GCSE Chinese exam is an important milestone for secondary school students, assessing their listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in Chinese. It’s not just about language proficiency; it’s also a chance to explore Chinese culture. Here are some top preparation tips and resources to help you succeed.What Is the Structure of the GCSE Chinese Exam?The GCSE Chinese exam has four main sections: listening, reading, writing, and speaking. There are two levels: Foundation Tier

A while ago, we gave you a post explaining the three “ta”s (him, her, it) of Chinese. Today, we’re going to explain another holy trinity in Chinese grammar: the three “de” particles of Chinese language.These particles are some of the hardest components of Chinese grammar. Even native speakers often mix them up.The use of the particle “de” is to modify another noun, verb, or adjective. For example, if Chinese people want to say “quietly,” they would say “安静地 (Ān jìng de).” Or, if they would want

If you’re a beginner taking your first steps in Chinese learning, these tips will guide you along the path to fluency and confidence.Learning Chinese can be a rewarding and fulfilling journey, opening doors to a rich culture, countless opportunities, and connections with over a billion people worldwide. If you’re a beginner taking your first steps in Chinese learning, these tips will guide you along the path to fluency and confidence.Set Clear Goals for Chinese Learning: The first step in your C

TutorABC’s AI, Corporate Training, and Test Prep Solutions Named Finalists in The EdTech Cool Tool Awards 2024TutorABC’s Co-Chairmen Rodney Miles and Samuel Yang Named as Finalists in EdTech Leadership AwardsTutorABC, the world’s leading online education platform, has been named a finalist in five categories of the prestigious 2024 EdTech Awards. It is the only online language education institution in Taiwan to receive five nominations, solidifying its position as one of the most nominated and s

“I believe there is no age limit to study another language. Just keep dedicating yourself to learning and improving your Chinese, TutorABC will definitely help you achieve that goal.”Felipe, a 41-year-old project manager from Brazil, has been in Taiwan for 13 years and has fully embraced the local culture and connected with the community.Felipe came to Taiwan for work when he was 28 years old. “In 2010, I had the opportunity to be relocated to Taiwan, and I accepted. Initially, it was a three-ye

TutorABC, a leading global online educationplatform, is proud to announce the launch of its highly-anticipated Cambridge Business English course with TOEIC. This cutting-edge program has been in development for over two years and is set to revolutionize the way students learn English for business purposes.“This comprehensive program has been carefully designed to improve your Business English language skills and deliver real results. Our team has worked tirelessly with Cambridge to design a new

TutorABC, the world’s number one platform for learning English and Chinese online, proudly hosted a group of students and professors from one of America’s premier MBA programs, the Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business. This visit was part of the Tuck Global Opportunities (TuckGO) Program, which aims to help its MBA students develop a global mindset and leadership skills across different cultures, economies, and industries.TutorABC welcomes the MBA students and professors from Dartmouth’s Tuck Sch

TutorABC, the world’s number one platform for learning English and Chinese online, proudly announces a new partnership with the British Office Taipei by sponsoring the prestigious Chevening Scholarship Program. John Dennis, Representative at the British Office Taipei (left) and Samuel Yang, Co-Chairman of TutorABC, participated in a signing ceremony. Developing Global Leaders in TaiwanChevening is funded by the UK Government’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, which awards over 1,500

Why Stroke Order Matters in Chinese WritingWriting Chinese characters is not just about forming shapes—it’s about following a logical and standardized sequence. Correct stroke order ensures better character recognition, memorization, and even handwriting aesthetics.By learning the essential rules of Chinese stroke order, you can write faster, more accurately, and with better structure.Tip 1：Top-to-Bottom Rule When a character contains vertical stacking, strokes are written from top to bottom.Exa