Hosted by Peii Ho · 🇺🇸 US · ZH · 14 episodes
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A Mandarin learning podcast for intermediate learners, exploring culture, hot topics, and daily life through natural spoken Chinese.Train your listening skills and walk through real Mandarin, one episode at a time.
Peii Ho hosts Walking Mandarin | 走讀中文, a education show with 14 episodes published.
Improve your Chinese with this Mandarin listening practice episode about the psychological impact of the pandemic and recent virus news. Designed for Intermediate (B1-B2) learners and TOCFL 3-4 / HSK 4-5 preparation, thi
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Improve your Chinese with this Mandarin listening practice episode about Taiwan-China relations. Designed for Intermediate (B1-B2) learners and TOCFL 3-4 / HSK 4-5 preparation, this episode breaks down complex geopolitic
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Improve your Chinese with this Mandarin listening practice episode about the US-Iran conflict and its global impact. Designed for Intermediate (B1-B2) learners and those preparing for TOCFL 3-4 / HSK 5, this episode brea
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Improve your Chinese with this Mandarin listening practice episode about Mother's Day. In this episode, William and Teacher Shuting discuss the fascinating cultural differences between Taiwan and the UK—from the specific
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Improve your Chinese with this Mandarin listening practice episode about the Mazu Pilgrimage, Taiwan's most iconic religious event. Designed for Intermediate (B1-B2) learners and those preparing for TOCFL 3 / HSK 5, this
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Imagine standing at the edge of graduation, only to hear that AI can now code, draw, and write faster than any human. Is your future career over before it even begins? In this episode, we eavesdrop on a kitchen-table con
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Have you ever had a dream so big it felt like a world away? For Sofia, a 19-year-old from a small town in Italy, that dream was sparked by a single scene in a Studio Ghibli movie. But moving from the magic of the screen
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Have you ever wondered why your Chinese colleagues call everything "Luan Qi Ba Zao" /亂七八糟)? From a messy desk to a complicated relationship, this phrase seems to cover every kind of chaos. But why specifically the number
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Imagine opening your phone after a long day of work to find a message from someone thousands of miles away, caring about your feelings and sharing your dreams. For Ting-ting, a 35-year-old accountant in Taipei, these mes
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Have you ever looked at a menu and thought, "Wait... are they actually serving ants?" Or wondered why a British dish is named after a toad in a hole? Food is a universal language, but sometimes the "translation" can lead
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Ever wondered if billionaires and Harvard elites have the same "Monday Blues" as we do? While they’re dodging international scandals, we’re just trying to dodge our boss’s extra weekend tasks. In this episode, we join Zh
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If you could time-travel to ancient China, would you thrive like the heroine in time-travel dramas—teaching farmers to build greenhouses, casually boosting crop yields, and stunning a royal court with perfectly memorized
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Have you ever wondered why a Japanese cat is sitting on your Lunar New Year Red Envelope? Or why some Chinese businesses display a grumpy-looking, three-legged toad with a coin in its mouth? In this episode, we join Uncl
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Imagine finding yourself knowing more about a classmate’s dog in America than the colleague sitting right next to you. In an era of constant connectivity, have we actually lost touch with what’s real? In this episode, we
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Imagine digging a well in your backyard and accidentally discovering a 2,000-year-old army. It sounds like a movie plot, but it’s the true story of the Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an. In this first episode of Welcome to Wa
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