Zhōu 粥 Porridge
Wǒ zǎo shàng hē zhōu. 我早上喝粥。 I drink porridge in the morning.
Tāng 汤 Soup
Mā ma bāo de tāng hěn hǎo hē. 妈妈煲的汤很好喝。 The soup that mom makes is very delicious!
Miàn bāo 面包 Bread
Wǒ zǎo shàng chī miàn bāo. …
Miàn tiáo 面条 Noodles
Mā ma zuò miàn tiáo gěi wǒ chī. 妈妈做面条给我吃。 Mama makes noodles for me to eat.
Bāo zi 包子 Steamed bun with filling
Wǒ xǐ huān chī ròu bāo zi. 我喜欢吃肉包子。 I like to eat meat-filled steamed buns.
Jiǎo zi 饺子 …
Chá 茶 Tea
Mā ma hē chá. 妈妈喝茶。 Mom drinks tea.
Shuǐ 水 Water
Wǒ hē shuǐ. 我喝水。 I drink water.
Mǐ fàn 米饭 Rice
Wǒ xǐ huan chī mǐ fàn. 我喜欢吃米饭。 I like to eat rice.
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下馆子 – xià guǎn zi – go eat out 打包 – dǎ bāo – take out / pack leftovers 干锅 – gān guō – dry pot dish 火锅 – huǒ guō – hot pot 吃货 – chī huò – foodie 排队 – pái duì – …
Chī huò 吃货 – Foodie (a badge of honor in love) Wǒ jiā de xiǎo chī huò 我家的小吃货 – My little foodie (proudly claimed) Tián xīn 甜心 – Sweetheart (literally “sweet heart”)
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干饭人 (gàn fàn rén)——“Rice-eating person” = foodie / always ready to eat
灵魂小料 (líng hún xiǎo liào)——“The soul sauce” of hotpot (your dipping mix decides it all!)
必吃榜 (bì chī bǎng)——“Must-eat list” (restaurants you can’t miss)
巨好吃 (jù hǎo chī)——Super delicious = Chinese foodie’s …
Walking through a Chinese night market, you‘ll see smoky grills, sizzling woks, and long lines of hungry people. The food looks amazing, but maybe you’re thinking: How do I order? How do I pay? What if I say something wrong?
Don’t worry — street food …
Chinese food culture is one of the most engaging ways for young learners and their families to connect with the language and traditions. Chinese cuisine offers a doorway to understanding values, stories, and social customs that make language learning come alive beyond the textbook.
For …
The most effective way to learn a language is by immersing yourself in its culture, and food plays a key role. In China, food is not just for nourishment—it expresses emotions, celebrates life, and brings good fortune. This year, Chinese New Year runs from January …
Almost without exception, every holiday, especially ones only celebrated in certain parts of the world, have specific foods associated with them. American Thanksgivings feature roast turkey, Greeks prepare lamb for Christmas, and saffron buns are baked for St. Lucia’s Day in Sweden. Chinese holidays are …
When dining at a Chinese restaurant, confidently using Mandarin to order dishes can significantly enhance your experience. Whether you’re a tourist exploring China or a language enthusiast, learning these expressions will make your culinary adventure more enjoyable. If you have any questions, feel free …
?️ Foodie’s Challenge:
Have You Tried These Chinese ?Delicacies?
Do You Know Which Cities These ?Delicacies Originate From? ?
Feel free to leave a comment and share your experiences with Chinese delicacies. ?
Which delectable dishes have you tried? How do you feel about them? …
Choose the most suitable taste to fill the blank! A. Suān (酸)
B. Tián (甜)
C. Kǔ (苦)
D. Là (辣)
Zhè dào cài kàn qǐ lái hěn___? 这道菜看起来很___？ How does this dish look?
Chinese culture is profound with a long history, and this includes Chinese food culture. In China, there are various kinds of cuisines. Have you ever tasted any of them? Today, let’s learn something about these mouthwatering Chinese foods!
As one of the leading language-teaching …
Food is the magic weapon of life, as it allows us stay away from famine. Food is the hope of life, because it keeps us be away from hunger. It’s fundamental to the people’s livelihood and ensures us to have enough to eat. On the …
Besides barbecue, you can also see a lot of appealing food or snacks in the streets of China in hot summer days. Do you know what else Chinese people like to eat in summer? Starting from this article, we’re going to introduce to you …
It’s almost summer time in China. Many Chinese would go out to enjoy great food with family or friends at night. One of the most popular choices is “shāo kǎo(烧烤)”, Chinese barbecue, a kind of food that belongs to the night.
烧烤 (Shāo kǎo): n. …
As athletes fulfill their dreams on the slopes of the Winter Olympics every four years, viewers are treated to all manner of “slices of life”. If you’ve been keeping up with eChineseLearning’s explorations of food over the years, from hotpot to “late-night poisonings” to which …
In the northern hemisphere and many western countries, the holiday season brings images of presents, family, and snow to mind. While mittens, a crackling fire, and mugs of hot cocoa symbolize warmth and coziness to many people, have you ever stopped to wonder: what brings …
