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I'm from China, I think the method for familiar with Chinese characters is creative and useful. But if you want to learn the real Chinese, the most effective me
by stephenlee 14y ago
I'm from China, I think the method for familiar with Chinese characters is creative and useful. But if you want to learn the real Chinese, the most effective method is using it. I often watch the video on Youtube and make tweets on Twitter.
And I'm benefit from it for my English. So you can communicate with Chinese people on Youku(like Youtube) and Weibo(like Twitter) directly, though those websites' designs are not so friendly. We're pleasure to communicate with you.
- wickedchicken 14y agoA while back I tried signing up for some Chinese BBSes to practice my written mandarin (I believe I tried mop.com and 163) and I found it utterly impossible to figure out what to do. I was expecting something similar to reddit, HN or traditional phpBB sites and it was nothing like that at all. Do you know some sites that might be easier to figure out?
- creamyhorror 14y agoChinese forums live in the bad old days of the early 2000s. If you're afraid of the plunge, you can come post in the Chinese-language-only section of Chinese-Forums.com; we're a friendly bunch.
- v-yadli 14y agoI would suggest http://www.douban.com/ http://www.douban.com/ Much cleaner user interface (just forget about mop.com or 163.com, those are ancient sites...) Better content, people discuss about books, movies, music and much more(you can try "groups", there're so many with a wide range of topics) And www.guokr.cn -- Geek topics goes here. :-D
- stephenlee 14y agoYeah, I also suggest douban,Very clean design website.
- stephenlee 14y agoSorry, as far as I know, we don't have web service like reddit or HN. Like @v-yadli suggests,douban is good site, most of its user is student and young artist(文艺青年).If you want to write long articles, you can try www.diandian.com, a light weight blogger like tumblr.