Topics and guests include speakers from Hong Kong and Taiwan. Each podcast episode takes the form of a natural dialogue between the host Dou Wentao and the two guests. I like Qiangqiang’s three hosts, because it looks like a news program on the surface, but it is not included. Yet the audio podcast version can also be used as Chinese listening practice materials. Qiang Qiang is a discussion podcast on current affairs. The full Chinese name of this odcast is 锵锵三人行 (qiāngqiāng sān rén xíng). Gou Xiong has an audio podcast, a video blog, and a WeChat channel that you can subscribe to. Good balance of hearing different people talking. According to my experience, women often have more voices than men. Many Mandarin learning materials and public audios are too correct. Let me add one more thing, I’m very happy to hear the accented Mandarin and the plain male voice. For example, he often talks about his method of learning English, which makes podcasts an excellent listening material for those of us who learn Chinese. The other thing that the bear has something to say is that the bear talks about topics closely related to our daily lives: productivity, technology, and language learning. For beginners, this is not always the easiest thing to find, but it is still pleasant due to its simple and easy-going atmosphere.
In each podcast episode, he talks about what he is interested in, and sometimes plays some of his favorite tracks.įirst of all, the content is delivered by very authentic Chinese.
The presenter’s network name is 狗熊 (Gǒuxióng), and he is from Yunnan, a southwestern province of China. Many Chinese learners speak highly of this. The Chinese name for this Mandarin podcast is 狗熊有话说 (Gǒuxióng yǒu huà shuō). The sentences are short and you should be able to understand a lot (including the punchlines) if you’re above HSK4. 二货一箩筐 has over two hundred episodes in clear spoken Mandarin Chinese, and the sketches are really short and funny jokes. Many of them are free, yet some of these podcasts are paid, but trust our word that they’re (for most Chinese language learners) worth the money. But there are so many of them, so here we list the best of these podcasts. Online you’ll easily find many top Mandarin Chinese learning podcast resources, which can help you improve your Chinese language fluency.
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