
Learn basic communication with border inspection officers, such as presenting passports, answering questions about the purpose of visiting China, and the duration of stay.
How to inquire about baggage-related matters and expressions to handle potential baggage issues.
Understand the simple customs declaration process and relevant vocabulary.
Learn how to express using public transportation (subway, airport shuttle bus, taxi) to reach your destination, including asking about routes, stops, fares, etc.
Common dialogues for taking buses, subways, and shared bicycles, such as asking for directions, transferring, and purchasing tickets
Relevant vocabulary and dialogues for buying train tickets and long-distance bus tickets, as well as basic communication at stations
Common expressions used when booking a hotel via phone or online platforms, including room type, price, check-in time, etc
Dialogues at the hotel front desk when going through check-in procedures, such as providing identification and inquiring about service facilities.
How to communicate with hotel staff when needing items like towels, maintenance services, wake-up calls, etc
Get familiar with the names of common Chinese dishes, and learn how to order meals, inquire about dish specialties, and spiciness levels, etc.
Interact with waitstaff, such as asking for additional utensils, settling the bill, and giving feedback on dishes.
· Expressions for communicating when trying Chinese specialty snacks and street food.
Dialogues for purchasing admission tickets, including asking about ticket prices and preferential policies
Learning about opening hours, tour routes, guided tour services, and other relevant information of the scenic spots.
· Polite expressions for asking others to take photos for you at scenic spots.
Common expressions for selecting products, asking about prices, trying on/using items, and bargaining (if applicable)
Communication when learning about and purchasing Chinese souvenirs and local specialties.
· Dialogues for using mobile payments (WeChat, Alipay) or cash payments.
How to ask passers-by or police for assistance when lost or in need of help.
Expressions for describing physical discomfort and seeking hospitals or pharmacies.
Dialogues for reporting lost items, such as when losing something at a hotel or on public transportation.
Learn to use Chinese for daily greetings, such as "Ni Hao" (Hello) and "Zao Shang Hao" (Good Morning)
Engage in simple conversations with Chinese people, such as discussing the weather, hobbies, travel experiences, etc.
· Master common phrases for expressing thanks and apologies.
This course is carefully designed for foreign tourists visiting China with visa-free entry, aiming to solve communication problems during travel and make your trip to China smoother and more enjoyable.
From the moment you set foot in China, the course will provide you with all-round language support. When going through entry formalities, you can easily state the purpose of your visit to China and the length of your stay when questioned by immigration officers; if there is a problem with baggage claim, you can also express your demands accurately. In terms of transportation, whether it is asking about the route from the airport to the urban area, the transfer station of the bus, or explaining the destination to the taxi driver, the practical dialogues in the course can help you cope with ease.
In the accommodation part, you can quickly master high-frequency sentences for scenarios such as booking a hotel, checking in, and making requests to staff. When it comes to dining experience, expressions for recognizing Chinese characteristic dishes, inquiring about the spiciness of dishes, and paying the bill allow you to enjoy Chinese food to the fullest. During scenic spot visits, communication such as buying tickets, inquiring about tour information, and asking others to take photos will no longer be a problem. In shopping, dialogues for selecting goods, asking about prices, and making payments can help you shop smoothly.
The course is presented through situational dialogue videos, with explanations of key vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation, as well as follow-up and imitation exercises, so even beginners can learn easily. It caters to the needs of visa-free travel, enabling you to easily master high-frequency communication sentences from entry to travel, focusing on all travel scenarios, making communication no longer a problem, and allowing you to fully experience the charm of China.