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Bù hǎoyìsi - 不好意思 is a commonly used Chinese expression, usually used to express apology or embarrassment. This phrase can be used to show speaker's regret for a certain behavior or situation. For example, when you disturb someone or make a small mistake in a public place - you would express this as your apology. This is common in daily communication and reflects the importance of interpersonal relationships and concern for the feelings of others in Chinese culture.

1. Different meaning of “不好意思”：https://youtu.be/MGTex-lTd-4?si=HlxhNMtvhRCmlfqQ

2. Chinese Mandarin Buzzword of “摸鱼”：https://youtu.be/5SSs0g8ZQko?si=xm7yPkJbLeJQ4Ye1

3. "万事开头难" (Wàn shì kāi tóu nán)
Translation: "The first step is the hardest.

4. "没事" (Méi shì)
Translation: "It's nothing" / "No worries."

5."慢慢来" (Màn màn lái)
Translation: "Take your time."

6."没关系" (Méi guān xì)
Translation: "It's okay" / "No problem."

7."对不起" (Duì bù qǐ)
Translation: "Sorry."

8. 你好 (Nǐ hǎo) – Hello

   • A standard greeting, widely used in both casual and formal settings.

9. 谢谢 (Xièxiè) – Thank you

   • Expressing gratitude.

10. 对不起 (Duìbùqǐ) – Sorry

    • Used to apologize or express regret.

11. 请 (Qǐng) – Please

    • Used to make polite requests.

12. 没关系 (Méiguānxi) – It’s okay / No problem

    • A response to "sorry," meaning it’s not a big deal.

13. 再见 (Zàijiàn) – Goodbye

    • A common way to say goodbye.

14. 多少 (Duōshǎo) – How much?

    • Used to ask for the price or quantity.

15. 你好吗? (Nǐ hǎo ma?) – How are you?

    • A common greeting used to ask someone how they’re doing.

16. 我不知道 (Wǒ bù zhīdào) – I don’t know

    • Used when you don’t have an answer or are uncertain.

17. 可以 (Kěyǐ) – Can / May / Okay

    • Used to ask for permission or confirm something is okay.

Explore fascinating Chinese fun facts and the most exciting places. Join us in our journey through the wonders China has to offer!

1. Respect elders.
2. Master the Art of using Chopsticks.
3. Tea is magical - try different teas. There are over 1,000 types.
4. Carry toilet paper with you.
5. Explore different cuisines throughout China.
6. Embrace the energy.
7. Cash is king but use Alipay and WeChat Payment when there.
8. The color red brings good luck in China.
9. The Giant Panda is a national treasure.
10. Never point at the moon.
11. The Chinese Zodiac is fascinating and plays a big role.
12. Many Chinese people love to eat HOT POT. (TRY IT!)
13. The Chinese calendar is unique.
14. Eating noodles on your birthday symbolizes longevity.
15. The number eight is lucky in Chinese culture.
16. Tai Chi in the morning is a thing.
17. Chinese calligraphy is an ancient art form.
18. Peking duck is a famous dish from Beijing.
19. The Forbidden City in Beijing is the largest palace complex in the world!

Cities in China and reasons to visit:
Beijing - History
Shanghai - Modernity
Xi'an - Terracotta Warriors
Chengdu - Pandas
Guangzhou - Commerce
Shenzhen - Innovation
Hangzhou - Scenery & Romance at West Lake
Suzhou - Gardens, canals, and peaceful
Lhasa - Spirituality
Harbin - Ice Sculptures
Nanjing - Culture
Chongqing - Hotpot
Kunming - Nature
Tianjin - Port - lots of great fish restaurants
Qingdao - Beaches and coastal charm
Zhengzhou - Antiquity (ancient)
Zhangjiajie - Sky Bridges
Guilin - Li River, boat cruises, limestone peaks
Wuzhen - Water Town, wooden bridges
Wudang Mountain - Taoist Martial Arts