Everyone gets a massage from time to time, right? So in a world where animals use WeChat, they get massages too. But perhaps there are special cases…

A rabbit, a skunk, and a controversial Chinese delicacy… who would have thought that this combo could teach us about both Chinese language and unfair prejudices??

What would foxes and hens discuss in Mandarin Chinese on WeChat if they could? You know it’s going to involve lunch plans and exercise!

Ah, zebras… such easy animal joke fodder. But it’s for the greater good: you’re improving your Chinese!

What reason could a cat possibly have for not answering the phone? All they do is laze around all day, right? Find out the real deal in this WeChat dialog.

Chinese people frequently use voice messages when they want to use their local dialect (方言). So dogs and cats are a natural application of this trend, OBVIOUSLY. Enjoy!

Time to learn about the simple interactions (and misunderstandings) between polar bears and dogs!

Time to learn about the difficult lives of giraffes while also mastering a few key Chinese grammar points!

What could two bears from different parts of the earth possibly have to say to each other? Read and learn…

When animals use WeChat, what do they say? Fortunately, it’s surprisingly useful for your Chinese studies. Jump in and get some enjoyable reading practice.

These are some of the simpler and more common Chinese New Year wishes. If you are a Chinese language learner, these words and phrases above are safe to use. Happy Year of the Tiger!

春节马上就要到了！我们做了一组无论学生是什么水平，都可以使用的春节祝福对话，分享给大家！