2018年7月26日星期四

Good Chinese reading practise

Did you know that the NYTimes has a Chinese section? And better yet, you can read content side-by-side with English and Chinese??

If you go to https://cn.nytimes.com/ then just click on an article. It should be in 100% Chinese, but then there should be 3 little rectangles on top. Click the one that says 中英双语 and you should now have the article in both Chinese and English, side-by-side!

This blew my mind and I think will be great to practise so just thought I'd share!

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