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Sep 15, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    E24 Learn Chinese with AI (Part 2)|Real Chinese Conversation (opens the original)

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    Welcome back to Part 2 of our special episode on learning Chinese with AI! Daisy continues her conversation with Max (the German student who went from HSK 1 to recording a podcast in 9 months) and Xiao Laoshi (his teacher and founder of Chinese Surfing). In this episode, we dive into the big question: Can AI replace Chinese teachers? Max shares a thought-provoking point — AI doesn’t make you “take responsibility.” Xiao Laoshi explains what AI can and cannot replace, and why real human interactio

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    E23 Learn Chinese with AI (Part 1)|Max's Tips & Stories (opens the original)

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    Can AI really help you learn Chinese? And how should you use it to get the best results? In this episode, host Daisy invites two special guests — Max , a German student who went from almost zero Chinese to recording a podcast in just 9 months, and Xiao , his Chinese teacher and the founder of Chinese Surfing. Together, they share Max‘s real-life experience using AI to learn Chinese. In Part 1, we cover: Max’s 9‑month Chinese learning journey — from almost zero to fluent conversation Max‘s three

  3. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    E22 中国人的口头禅|Decoding Chinese Catchphrases (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Daisy unpacks the most common Chinese catchphrases — those everyday expressions where the literal meaning and the real meaning can be completely different. This episode is ideal for HSK 4-6 learners who want to understand what Chinese people are really thinking. Once you decode these catchphrases, you‘ll truly start to understand “Chinese-style conversation.” 🎧 Timestamps & Key Takeaways 00:00 – What is a “口头禅” (kǒutóuchán, catchphrase)? Daisy explains the concept of 口头禅 — the w

  4. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    E21 Chinese Culture|3 UNESCO Sites in One City (opens the original)

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    Welcome back! This episode kicks off our Hangzhou Culture & Travel series – where we‘ll explore more fun topics about Hangzhou and Chinese cities. Perfect for HSK 3‑5 learners who want to learn about Chinese culture while improving their listening skills. If you’re interested in an intensive class in Hangzhou , a summer camp in Hangzhou , or HSK preparation in Hangzhou , Chinese Surfing is right here in Hangzhou — welcome to learn Chinese while exploring these world heritage sites! In this episo

  5. Episode · Jul 21, 2026

    E20 “瓜”的中文密码|Decoding the ‘Guā’(melons) in Chinese (opens the original)

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    Why is 西瓜 (xīguā) called “west melon”? Why is 南瓜 (nánguā) called “south melon”? And why is 冬瓜 (dōngguā) — the “winter melon” — harvested and eaten in the middle of summer? Why is 黄瓜 (huángguā) — the “yellow melon” — green? In this episode, host Daisy takes you on a fun journey through the names of four common Chinese melons. You’ll learn: How 西瓜 (xīguā) got its name from the Western Regions Why 南瓜 (nánguā) has so many different names in China — including 倭瓜 (wōguā), 东瓜 (dōngguā), and even 唐茄子 (t

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