Waste Less, Care for Shared Spaces
StartPacking Only What We Need
Su Le helps Chen An prepare for a short work trip with less waste and a lighter bag.
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Grammar
够 · “gòu”. Adverb/Complement 'enough'. Indicates reaching a certain degree.
The Right Bin
Manager Jiang helps He Tian sort a discarded package in the office.
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One Cooler Choice
Ms. Mei and Chen An talk about a small classroom habit that saves energy.
6 new words
Grammar
向 · “xiàng”. Preposition 'towards/to'. Indicates direction.
既然 (jìrán) ... 就 (jiù) .... 'Since... then...'. Used to infer a result from a fact.
A Bag That Comes Back
A short article about a neighborhood's practical way to use fewer plastic bags.
6 new words
Grammar
于是 · “yúshì”. Conjunction 'so/therefore'. Indicates a sequential relationship.
The Unity of Heaven and Man
'The Unity of Heaven and Man' (tiān rén hé yī) is a theory in Chinese philosophy about the relationship between humans and nature, meaning that humankind should unite with nature and coexist in harmony. This idea was first put forward by Zhuangzi (369 B.C.-286 B.C.). It teaches us that humans are part of the universe's many creatures and should live in unity with the natural world.
A Park for Everyone
A reflection on daily choices that keep a public park welcoming and healthy.
5 new words
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Practice
Finish
Finish the practice to complete this lesson.