This is a relaxed, real-life Chinese conversation trial.

We’ll talk about real situations you’ve experienced,
especially moments when you understood Chinese
but didn’t know how to respond naturally.

There’s no textbook and no pressure.
This trial lesson is simply a chance to see
if this style of conversation practice works for you.

First lesson:
Bring a real situation from your life — work, travel, daily conversation, or something you want to say in Chinese but don’t know how to say naturally.

We work on what you actually want to say, step by step.

This class is for learners who already know some Chinese, but freeze in real conversations.

You may know the words, but still feel unsure when you need to:
• respond naturally
• keep the conversation going
• handle real-life situations in Chinese

We don’t use textbooks.
We practice the kind of Chinese you actually need in daily life, at work, or while traveling.

Relaxed, practical, and built around real conversation.

Real-Life Conversational Chinese | For Adult Learners (16+)

🤔 Do any of these sound familiar?
• You want to find reliable Chinese suppliers but don't know where to start.
• You work with Chinese suppliers or buyers and want smoother communication.
• You want to understand the Chinese market before launching a product or service.
• You'd like to understand how Chinese customers think and make decisions.
• You want practical Chinese for real sourcing and business situations—not just textbook Business Chinese.
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🎯 This course is for:
• Importers & Buyers
• Sourcing Professionals
• Cross-border E-commerce Sellers
• Business Owners
• Consultants & Market Researchers
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🌿 My approach
I don't just teach Chinese.
Drawing on over 15 years of business experience in China, I understand the real communication challenges of working with Chinese suppliers, customers, and the China market.
Lessons are built around your real business situations—not imaginary textbook scenarios.

Chinese for Sourcing & China Market (A2–C1)

🤔 Do any of these sound familiar?

• Meetings move too fast, and you miss important information.

• You know what you want to say, but you're not sure how to explain it clearly in Chinese.

• You need to communicate with managers, colleagues, clients, or suppliers in Chinese.

• You find workplace conversations and small talk more difficult than everyday Chinese.

• You worry that misunderstandings could affect teamwork or projects.

🎯 This course is for:

Professionals who use Chinese at work and want to communicate more naturally and confidently in real workplace situations.

🌿 My approach

Lessons are built around your real workplace situations—not textbook dialogues.

We'll work on the conversations you actually have, from meetings and project updates to workplace small talk and cross-cultural communication.

Chinese Workplace Communication (A2–B2)

🤔 Want to understand China beyond what you see in the news or on social media?
Maybe you:
• work with Chinese colleagues, clients, suppliers, or business partners.
• want to better understand how Chinese people communicate and build relationships.
• are interested in Chinese consumers, companies, business trends, or the market.
• are planning to work, travel, live, or do business in China.
• simply have questions about China and want a real Chinese perspective.

🎯 This class is for:
People who want to better understand China through real conversations.
This is not an English or Chinese language lesson.
We use English to discuss the questions about China that matter to you.
I bring together real business experience in China, years of cross-cultural conversations, and ongoing observations of Chinese 
markets and everyday life.

💡 Bring Me a Real Question About China
Maybe something happened with a Chinese colleague and you didn't understand their reaction.
Maybe you're working with a Chinese supplier or client and aren't sure what they really mean.
Maybe you're curious about a Chinese company, consumer trend, or social phenomenon.
Or maybe there's simply something about China you've always wanted to understand.

Bring your questions, experiences, or real situations, and we'll explore them together from a real-life Chinese perspective.

Understanding China: Communication, Work & Market (B1–C2)

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In 2015, I started a handbag business, which I ran for 6 years. In 2021, I sold the handbag business and transitioned into providing educational information, such as language exchange and cultural exchange trips to China. Although I registered my company for this purpose in 2019, it was dissolved in 2023 due to the pandemic. With a total of 10 years of business experience, I am now applying to teach Business Chinese. Attached is the business license from my company during that period.