
Non-native Mandarin learners struggle with tones. Most learn from the village well — talk without training. Mapping Mandarin™ is the mountain: real practice, taught by someone who climbed it. From my book Mapping Mandarin: Pinyin and the Art of Tones.
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My first real introduction to Mandarin was in 1984, in Taiwan. More than forty years later, after living and working in Greater China for over two decades, st...
Tales from Classical China — A chain with no end. Includes pinyin, vocabulary, and audio. Intermediate level.
A fisherman's hook catches on something in the river near Turtle Mountain — something too big to pull free. When the local govern...
There’s a Buddhist saying: 一花一世界, 一叶一如来 (yī huā yī shì jiè, yī yè yī rú lái) — One flower, one world; one leaf, one Buddha-nature. The idea is that a single flower contains an entire world within it, and a single leaf contains the Buddha-na...
Beyond the city well's noise, the struggle for Pinyin and the Art of Tones expands.
They came to the academy after many hours, brought through a towering eastern gate inscribed in gold: Academy of All Tones Under Heaven. Whole mountains ha...
A boy is sent up the mountain to tend the family sheep. A wandering Daoist sees something in him — a good heart, a certain seriousness — and invites him to a stone chamber where he can learn the Dao. Forty years pass in what feels like a si...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
20+ years in Taiwan, Hong Kong & China. Teaching Mandarin through feeling and practice. Writing about culture, language, and where worlds meet. Author of The Four Seasons of Rascal — June 15. 欢迎!
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