Family Ties Upper Intermediate PREMIUM
For centuries, Chinese families maintained a pattern of names for each generation according to a 家谱 (jiāpǔ), or family tree. Today this practice of naming has become less common, but there are still some families which continue the tradition. In this lesson, a husband and wife discuss the name for their future child only to discover that the husband's family still keeps to this tradition.
Greg, Dilu | |
2394 | |
Upper Intermediate | |
March 7, 2014 | |
family, family name, generation, culture | |
expressing surprise, explaining, giving reasons | 要是(yàoshi)/如果(rúguǒ)……就(jiù)…… |
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