Join Laszlo Montgomery for bi-weekly episodes that introduce commonly used Chinese Sayings and the stories, history and rich meanings behind each phrase. Whether you speak Chinese or not, enjoy a few nice stories and pick up a new and useful phrase or two from China’s ancient times.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 89 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryEducation |
Here's a good one from the Three Kingdoms Era in which we feature the famous story of Meng Huo, Zhuge Liang, and Qī Qín Mèng Huò 七擒孟获. Some people just can't accept defeat but in the end, they bow to the inevitable. Cao Pi of Wei thought he'd have s... more
This Chinese Saying, or at least the story, is rather well-known. The story of young Kong Rong and the bowl of pears. Kǒng Róng Ràng Lí 孔融让梨. This perennial children's favorite has a nice moral lesson to teach. When you see young children exhibiting ... more
Sima Qian strikes again. This time around we look at the well-known saying, Máo Suì Zì Jiàn 毛遂自荐. I tend to favor those 成语's from the Warring States Period. This one concerns the particularly volatile time in the Warring States during the reign of th... more
This week's Chinese Saying is another good and respectable one that comes to us compliments of the Book of Song. It concerns the Northern Song official and literatus Yang Shi. His two main teachers were the famous Cheng Brothers, Cheng Hao 程颢 and Che... more
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Seriously helpful after living in 天朝 for five years and now stateside my 中文 is 退步ing quite a lot. Lazlo 叔叔 keep the 成语s coming!
Thank you Lazlo Montgomery, this podcast is my favorite in learning Chinese the perfect amount of vocabulary but a wealth of wisdom and knowledge.
Love listening to these. As someone who works and lives in China I find these 成语 podcasts extremely interesting and informative.
As someone who is Chinese but not caught up because I was raised in a western country, I clicked on this podcasts in hope to use Chinese saying in my daily life and just have it play in the background, however, when I heard the Chinese saying, that’s when I realised I’d have to check the actual sayings myself rather than listening. Why? Because the pronunciation is of someone who has not properly learnt Chinese, although I grew up western-like, I still have the ability to speak, write, and read ... more
Love It. Really interesting podcast.
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