Real China English (AI Talks)

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"Welcome to Real China English! 🎧 This is an AI-generated podcast designed for English learners. 🌏 The Goal: We discuss the real reality of life in China—from job markets to daily culture—using simple, clear English (A2/B1 Level). 🤖 The Hosts: Meet our AI hosts, Leo and Sarah. They are virtual, but the topics are 100% real. 📚 Learn: Improve your listening and vocabulary while understanding what's really happening in China today."

  1. 4D AGO

    Learn Egnlish: The Story of Chinese New Year – Monsters, Dumplings, and Red Envelopes

    Welcome back to "Real China English"! In today's 6-minute episode, hosts Leo and Sarah discuss the biggest holiday in China: The Spring Festival (Chinese New Year). Why is everything red? Why do people set off firecrackers? It all starts with an ancient story about a monster called "Nian." We also talk about important customs like the family reunion dinner, why eating dumplings is lucky, and the favorite tradition of children: red envelopes! Listen and learn about Chinese culture in simple English for beginners.

    7 min

  2. 5D AGO

    Learn English: Why Are They Fighting? The Chinese Culture of Paying the Bill

    Welcome back to "Real China English"! In today's 6-minute episode, hosts Leo and Sarah discuss a very funny and loud cultural difference: Paying the bill at a restaurant! Have you ever seen two Chinese friends shouting and pushing each other at a cash register? Don't worry, they are not angry—they are fighting to pay the bill! Why do Chinese people do this? And why do Westerners prefer "Going Dutch" (splitting the bill)? We talk about "Face" (Mianzi), relationships, and fairness. A fun, simple English podcast for beginners to learn about real Chinese culture!

    7 min

  3. 6D AGO

    Learn English: Don't Call Her "Auntie"! The Danger of Translating Titles

    Welcome back to "Real China English"! In today's 6-minute episode, hosts Leo and Sarah discuss a very funny but dangerous topic: How do you address people? If you translate Chinese titles directly into English, you might make someone very angry! Why shouldn't you call a Western woman "Auntie"? Why is "Teacher Smith" wrong? We explore the big difference between the Chinese habit of using family terms for strangers (to show warmth) and the Western habit of using "Sir," "Ma'am," or first names (to show respect and independence). Listen and learn how to avoid these common cultural mistakes!

    6 min

  4. FEB 13

    Learn English: Sleeping at Work? The Chinese Afternoon Nap Culture

    Welcome back to "Real China English"! In today's 6-minute episode, hosts Leo and Sarah discuss a habit that shocks many Western visitors: the afternoon nap! In the West, sleeping at your desk might get you fired. But in China, "wǔjiào" (午觉) is a respected daily ritual for students, workers, and even bosses. Why do Chinese people sleep after lunch? Is it the food? The culture? Or health beliefs? Join us for a simple, fun conversation to learn why China hits the "pause button" at 1:00 PM.

    7 min

  5. FEB 11

    Learn English: Umbrellas in the Sun? The Big Cultural Difference

    Welcome to "Real China English," a podcast for English beginners learning about daily life in China. In today's 6-minute episode, hosts Leo and Sarah discuss a very visible cultural difference: umbrellas! Why do many Chinese people use umbrellas on bright, sunny days? And why do many Westerners walk in the rain without one? Leo explains the Chinese preference for pale skin and sun protection, while Sarah talks about the Western love for tanning and convenience. Join us for a simple, fun conversation about weather and habits.

    7 min

  6. FEB 10

    Learn English: To Squat or To Sit? The Big Toilet Culture Shock!

    Welcome back to "Real China English"! In today's 6-minute episode, hosts Leo and Sarah discuss a topic that surprises every visitor to China: the toilet! Why do Westerners use sit-down toilets and flush the paper, while many Chinese prefer squat toilets in public and put the paper in a bin? We talk about hygiene, older plumbing, and the famous "Asian Squat" that many Westerners cannot do. Join us for a fun and simple conversation about a very necessary daily habit!

    6 min

  7. FEB 9

    Learn English: Sharing or Separate? The Big Difference in Chinese and Western Dining

    Welcome to "Real China English," the podcast for English beginners learning about life in China. In today's 6-minute episode, hosts Leo and Sarah talk about food! But not just what we eat, but how we eat. Why do Chinese families sit at round tables and share food with chopsticks? Why do Western families often have separate plates and use forks and knives? Leo explains the cultural meaning of unity behind the round table, and they discuss hygiene and "serving chopsticks." Join us for a simple, natural conversation about dining culture.

    6 min

  8. FEB 8

    Learn English: Morning Shower or Night Shower? East vs West Daily Habits

    Welcome to "Real China English," a podcast for English beginners learning about Chinese culture. In today's episode, hosts Leo and Sarah discuss something we do every day: washing and eating. But there is a big difference! In China, people usually shower before sleeping and brush their teeth before breakfast. In many Western countries, people shower in the morning and brush their teeth after eating. Why are these habits so different? Leo and Sarah explore the reasons behind these interesting cultural differences. Listen to improve your simple English conversation skills!

    6 min
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"Welcome to Real China English! 🎧 This is an AI-generated podcast designed for English learners. 🌏 The Goal: We discuss the real reality of life in China—from job markets to daily culture—using simple, clear English (A2/B1 Level). 🤖 The Hosts: Meet our AI hosts, Leo and Sarah. They are virtual, but the topics are 100% real. 📚 Learn: Improve your listening and vocabulary while understanding what's really happening in China today."

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