Mandarin Corner | Speaking Out - Slow Chinese Stories - Intermediate Chinese | Chinese Conversation | HSK 4 | HSK 5 @MandarinCorner2 | Uploaded January 2020 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
How should young children react when they witness something wrong being done to another person? In this story, we examine this question in slow, clear Chinese. A slow and a normal speed version is provided as well as a version with only hanzi for students wishing to practice reading.

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Because of our unique format, this video is great listening practice as well as good reading practice for students who want to read hanzi without the pinyin distraction.

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