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Chinese Fable Stories Vol 2-HSK 4-HSK 6 Intermediate Reading
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Chinese Fable Stories Vol 2-HSK 4-HSK 6 Intermediate Reading

Enrich your Language by Chinese Culture Story for HSK 4- HSK 6 ​ - VOLUME 2 中级汉语阅读 - 寓言故事 STORY 26-50
Created byDavid Yao
Last updated 8/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Expand reading Intermediate level HSK 4 - HSK 6
  • Expand Vocabulary for HSK 4 - HSK 6 level

Course content

2 sections31 lectures1h 31m total length
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  • Introduction - 26 寓言故事 Fables - Quick RdgMd1:55
  • 27 喜欢打猎的人 A man who likes hunting- Quick RdgMd3:03

    Explore a Chinese fable about a man who likes hunting, tailored for HSK 4–6 intermediate reading in Chinese fable stories volume 2.

  • 28 煮雁或烤雁 Stewed Goose or Baked?- Quick RdgMd2:55
  • 29 喜欢卖弄的猴子 The Monkey That Liked to Show Off-Preface Quick RdgMd2:55

    Explore a fable about a monkey who liked to show off, presented in the Chinese fable stories vol 2 for intermediate reading (HSK 4-6).

  • 30 贪吃的蚂蚁 The Gluttonous Ants- Quick RdgMd2:24

    Read the Chinese fable of the gluttonous ants, a quick reading exercise for HSK 4–6 intermediate learners, designed to develop comprehension and vocabulary.

  • 31 无理的判官 Unreasonable judge- Quick RdgMd2:54

    Explore the fable about an unreasonable judge and sharpen intermediate Chinese reading skills through quick reading exercises aligned with HSK 4–6.

  • 32 斗牛图 Bull fighting illustration- Quick RdgMd1:55

    Study a bull fighting illustration through a quick reading module, designed for HSK 4-6 intermediate reading in the fable stories series.

  • 33 木匠的儿子 Carpenter's son- Quick RdgMd1:55

    Explore the carpenter's son, a Chinese fable from the course, through quick reading activities to strengthen intermediate reading skills for HSK 4–6.

  • 34 扁鵲看病 Pien Ch’ueh’s Diagnosis- Quick RdgMd2:05

    Explore Pien Ch’ueh’s diagnosis from a Chinese fable to practice quick reading and develop intermediate reading skills for HSK 4–6 learners.

  • 35 毛驴取巧 Donkey's trick- Quick RdgMd2:55
  • 36 强盗的妙计 Robber's trick- Quick RdgMd2:19

    Explore the robber's trick from classic Chinese fable stories and practice with quick reading mode for HSK 4–6 intermediate reading to build comprehension.

  • 37 乘凉 Cool off- Quick RdgMd2:58

    Explore the Chinese fable '乘凉' to practice quick reading methods for HSK 4–6 intermediate learners, enhancing comprehension of Chinese fable texts.

  • 38 折箭 Break arrow - Quick RdgMd2:10
  • 39 咕咚 Kerplop!- Quick RdgMd3:00
  • 40 慢先生 Mr. Slow- Quick RdgMd3:32

    Explore vol 2 Chinese fable stories for HSK 4–6 intermediate reading, using the Mr. Slow- Quick reading method to improve speed and comprehension.

  • 41 蛤蟆当千里马 Take Toad as a horse- Quick RdgMd2:10

    Take toad as a horse: explore the classic fable through quick reading designed for intermediate chinese comprehension (hsK 4–6) to strengthen reading skills.

  • 42 百兽之王:狐狸 King of Beasts: Fox- Quick RdgMd2:10
  • 43 卖油翁的技巧 The oil peddler's superb skill- Quick RdgMd2:58

    Explore the oil peddler's superb skill in this classic Chinese fable, designed for intermediate reading (HSK 4–6).

  • 44 大河和水珠 Big river and water drops - Quick RdgMd2:21

    Explore the Chinese fable stories for intermediate readers through a quick reading method, using the theme of the big river and water drops.

  • 45 风和老虎赛跑 Wind and Tiger Race - Quick RdgMd1:55

    Join this wind and tiger race fable to strengthen intermediate Chinese reading skills with quick reading practice, expanding vocabulary and comprehension for HSK 4–6 learners.

  • 46 看棋和下棋 Watch chess and play chess- Quick RdgMd1:55

    Explore watching chess and playing chess through Chinese fable stories at HSK 4–6 intermediate reading level. Enhance vocabulary and reading comprehension for intermediate learners.

  • 47 乌鸦怎样变成黑的 How did the crow become black- Quick RdgMd2:58
  • 48 画鬼最容易 Ghosts are the easiest to paint- Quick RdgMd2:05

    Explore Chinese fable stories at an intermediate level with quick reading practice, focusing on the theme 'ghosts are the easiest to paint' for HSK 4–6 learners.

  • 49 等着捡兔子 Waiting to pick up the rabbit- Quick RdgMd2:35
  • 50 野猪 Wild boar- Quick RdgMd1:55

Requirements

  • You may want to learn Chinese Fable and Virtues

Description

Fables: The Soul of a Nation

Fables are more than just stories — they are the distilled soul of a nation, a reflection of its values, wisdom, and way of life passed down through generations. In the case of China, traditional fables once served as the carriers of Confucian ethics, folk beliefs, and everyday philosophy. Unfortunately, much of this rich cultural heritage was severely damaged or lost during the Chinese Cultural Revolution (1966–1976), a political movement that sought to eradicate the "Four Olds": old customs, old culture, old habits, and old ideas.

However, not all was lost. Over the past 600 years, millions of Chinese migrated to Taiwan, bringing with them customs, dialects, and traditions from various regions. In 1949, following the Chinese Civil War, approximately four million people retreated with the Republic of China government to Taiwan. Among them was my uncle, whose stories and memories of old China remained vivid throughout his life. Taiwan became a safe haven for preserving traditional Chinese culture, including its language, rituals, festivals, and moral teachings.

Today, many of the fables that continue to be taught and cherished originate from Taiwan, where traditional Chinese values—such as filial piety, integrity, perseverance, and kindness—have been faithfully preserved. These stories continue to be told in homes, schools, and books, forming a living cultural archive.

Fables not only entertain but also instruct. They reflect traditional virtues and cultural values in a concise and memorable form. As I began collecting and analyzing these fables, I was amazed to find how closely their teachings mirrored the folk tales I heard as a child from my grandmother and elderly neighbors in my hometown. Their wisdom has withstood time and change.

This course is specially designed for intermediate-level students who wish to explore Chinese culture more deeply. Through fables, you’ll gain insight into the Chinese way of thinking, enrich your understanding of historical values, and naturally expand your vocabulary. Using my unique Vocabulary Builder and Sentence Builder frameworks, I will guide you through each story, highlighting key phrases, idioms, and expressions that will enhance both your linguistic and cultural fluency.

Come discover the spirit of Chinese civilization—through its timeless fables.

Who this course is for:

  • HSK 4 - HSK 6 Learners
  • IB A B SL HL Learners
  • who want learn Chinese Fable and Virtues
  • IGCSE and GCSE Learners