Lesson Comments

John went out of his way to explain that in general 成语s don't jive with CPod's teaching priorities. I hope that doesn't stop you guys from doing a ser... Read more

Okiedoke, it's on my list jen. Perhaps this weekend is not the best one for 'extreme cheese', but it's certainly on my list! And thank you, I do enjoy... Read more

Hitching is actually very common in remote rural parts of China, for example mountainous parts of Gansu, Sichaun, Qinghai etc, but it's a bit differen... Read more

I've noticed in a couple of lessons ("delegating tasks" and this one) that zīliào and cáiliào are translated as "documents"... Read more

Whaaaaaaaat??????? Never seen it??? Please, tal, download it and watch it as soon as possible. Extreme cheese, but extremely tasty cheese... Read more

The most interesting comment in the lesson for me was Jenny's comment about there being no hitch hiking in China. I'd like to know more about this. I... Read more

I agree, a series would be great. I don't think the ability to save them is new, but I agree it's good to be able to add them to the flash cards. Read more

Ding. I like the idea too. We'll have to hash out its feasibility and how to go about it, but I think interviews are not only interesting and entertai... Read more

Also, it's great that in the dialogue you made them save-able as vocabulary, please do some more, a great addition to the flash card pile! Read more

If you don't know at least some of these, you can get lost in a conversation pretty easily. There are enough other high frequency Chengyu for a part t... Read more