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This article explains some common mistakes made when describing body shapes in Chinese, and gives tips on how to fix them.

As you all know, learning a new language is all about practicing, so for students who want to practice their Chinese out of the class I have a new idea for you that I'd like you to try.
I'll have one free Wechat quick lesson at a certain time every day. There will be a different topic each time, it could be a words game, idioms, grammar practice, or even an open Q&A time, etc. You and other students who have been learning Chinese with me can join in to this special learning group on Wechat and interract with the group. If you are interested about this project please follow the steps below:
1. Download a Wechat app on your cell phone.( for the new users)
2. Set up a new acount.
3. Add me on wechat. My id is 1262690754.
4. Join the group.The group name is "Chinese group class".
5. Check the class time for the next day.
6. Join the class, let's talk in Chinese.
Teacher Rachel
Chinese learners must all know that there are many Chinese idioms. Chinese idioms are usually made only by four characters but they can convey much bigger and deeper meanings, not to mention making you sound smarter too!
Today I want to introduce one of the most popular and useful idioms:
因小失大(yin1 xiao3 shi1 da4). It means to forget some smaller things to lose the bigger things.
Here’s an example: 为了追女友而辞掉工作真是因小失大!
Can you think of any examples where you can use 因小失大?Leave the message and I'll check for you!
