这个频道是送给在中国容易迷路的伙伴

问路频道

这是中国家喻户晓的动画片《小猪佩奇》，欢迎大朋友们给小朋友们收听学习中文。动画片也是很好的学习方式。 

幼儿频道《小猪佩奇》

这个播客是给想来中国旅游的人收听的。

登机篇

1.生病shēng bìng   v.to fall ill, to be sick
2.每měi pron. every,each 
3.早上zǎo shàng n.morning
4.跑步pǎobù  v.to run ,to jog
5.起床 qǐ chuáng v.to get up,to get out of bed


hsk2

It si mainly suitable for foreigners who want to do business in China,covering life,social tasks related to business Chinese and common business tasks in business activities.

New Silk Road Business Chiness

购物频道

Как вы проводите свои выходные дни?

А поговорить?!

Выходные дни

Czech Easily: Slow & Easy

8. Sprostá slova

Il presente indicativo, conjugations of verbs ending in -are,-ere, -ire and how to use it.

Italiano Chiaro

Il presente Indicativo

Impariamo quando usare le preposizioni semplici: di, a, da.

ItaliAnto (L'italiano con Antonella)

Di, a, da.

在高速行驶的火车上，有一位老人不小心把刚买的新鞋从窗口掉下去一只，周围的人都觉得很可惜。没想到老人把另一只鞋也从窗口扔了出去。他的行为让周围的人感到很吃惊。

这时候，老人笑着解释说：“剩下的那只鞋无论多么好，多么贵，多么适合我穿，可对我来说已经没有一点儿用处了。我把它扔了出去，就有人可能捡到一双鞋子，说不定他还可以穿呢?

这些词语您明白吗？

高速行驶gāosù xíngshǐ  high speed driving
周围 zhōu wéi  around
可惜 kě xi  unfortunately; It's a pity...; It's too bad...
行为 xíng wéi  behavior
吃惊 chī jīng be amazed
解释 jiě shì  explain
无论 wú lùn  whether
捡   jiǎn    pick up
说不定 shuō bu dìng   maybe,perhaps 


On the high-speed train, an old man accidentally dropped one of his newly bought shoes from the window, which made everyone around feel very sorry. 
Unexpectedly, the old man threw another shoe out of the window. His behavior surprised the people around him. 
At this time, the old man explained with a smile, "the remaining shoe, no matter how good, how expensive, and how suitable for me, is of no use to me. If I throw it out, someone may pick up a pair of shoes, maybe he can still wear it!"

HSK5 Vocab Based - Short Story Podcast

01. 老人的新鞋 Old man's new shoes

Your Personal Mission Statement (Personal Mission Statement or Mission Statement) is a roadmap, guiding you towards a life of purpose and fulfillment. But before you write it, take a deep dive into what truly matters. Here are some questions to spark self-discovery and craft a powerful Mission Statement:

Values:

What are my core values? (e.g., integrity, adventure, learning)
What principles are non-negotiable for me?
What actions bring me a sense of peace and satisfaction?
Passions and Strengths:

What activities make me lose track of time?
What skills and talents come naturally to me?
How can I leverage my strengths to make a positive impact?
Goals and Aspirations:

What do I want to achieve in different areas of life (career, relationships, personal growth)?
What kind of legacy do I want to leave behind?
How can my goals contribute to a better world?
Impact and Contribution:

Who or what inspires me?
What problems or challenges do I care deeply about solving?
How can I empower others to live fulfilling lives?
Reflection and Growth:

What motivates me intrinsically (from within) versus extrinsically (external rewards)?
Am I living authentically, aligned with my values?
What are some challenges or fears that might hinder my progress?
Bonus prompts:

Imagine your ideal future self. What are they doing? Who are they with?
What would my role model's Mission Statement look like?
What advice would my future self give me today?
Remember:

There are no right or wrong answers. Be honest with yourself.
This is an ongoing exploration. Revisit your Mission Statement regularly as you evolve.
Your Mission Statement should inspire and motivate you.
By reflecting on these questions, you'll gain clarity on your core values, aspirations, and the impact you want to make. This self-awareness will empower you to craft a Mission Statement that serves as a guiding light on your life's journey.

The Global Professional Podcast

Questions for a Personal Mission Statement - Episode 87

A Voz da Madrugada

S01E02 Saúde Mental

A description of the BBC's Chilren in Need Campaign.

Transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1R6qY9KJY0IiLWC4UVHEzmxW3bufQ0EtC/view?usp=drivesdk