Chinese fruit

fruit in Chinese (listen & speak)

Want to add more fruit to your daily diet, but tired of apples and bananas? These 15 Chinese fruits pack a nutritious punch.

In this poster series, you can find most of the basic Chinese characters classified by number, time, daily necessities etc. By learning words of daily use, learning becomes more interesting and more fun. All the nouns in this series are well illustrated with colorful pictures. One poster consists of 20 characters or words. In the posters, you ll find the Chinese characters or words, the Pinyin (phonetic transcriptions), the illustration of the item as well as the English translation. This…

Fruits are a vital component of any diet. Most fruits have the role of keeping you healthy and enhancing your immunity. I like to refer to them as the candies of nature. Since China has a varying temperature which ranges from tropical to temperate, different fruits grow in different regions of China. South China is ... Read more

Tanghulu is a symbol of many Chinese childhood memories. Until now, it is still a favorite snack in Chinese streets.

Hey everyone, the Queen is back, it's lychee time of the year! Those gorgeous, sexy, succulent, rose tinged fruits of the the Chinese ...

Fruits can be introduced when the line of inquiry is about healthy food. Also it can be used to teach, like and dislike in Mandarin.

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Loquat, known as Eriobotrya japonica, is a small to medium-sized evergreen tree with broad, glossy, leathery leaves that bears clusters of small, yellow-orange, sweet edible fruits. Native to south-eastern China, loquat is now widely cultivated in subtropical and tropical regions around the world. It has many common names, such as Chinese plum, Japanese plum, Japanese medlar and Japanese apricot.