Learn Chinese
through real-life culture
Not textbook Chinese.
Language learned through cooking, tea, calligraphy, and daily life.
Small groups · Slow pace · Hands-on learning
Small groups
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Slow pace
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Online|In person
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One- on- one class
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Hands-on learning
Small groups ✳︎ Slow pace ✳︎ Online|In person ✳︎ One- on- one class ✳︎ Hands-on learning
Why learn Chinese this way?
Chinese makes sense when it’s used, not memorized
Culture gives context to words and expressions
Small groups allow real interaction and correction
What you’ll actually learn
Daily spoken Chinese
For real situations, not exams
Listening & understanding
Through real conversations and actions
Cultural language
Words used in cooking, tea, and traditional arts
Language connected with culture
You may learn Chinese while:
– making soup dumplings
– practicing Tai Chi
– writing calligraphy
– preparing tea
Language is explained inside the activity, not after.
How the classes work
Small groups (usually 2–6 people)
Slow pace, repetition allowed
Teacher observes and corrects gently
Is this right for you?
Suitable if you:
Want to actually use Chinese
Enjoy learning by doing
Prefer small, quiet classes
Not ideal if you:
Need exam certificates quickly
Prefer fast-paced lectures
Want large group classes