Upper-intermediate | New Year's Eve Family Dinner

Upper-intermediate | New Year's Eve Family Di...

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Upper-intermediate | The Seven Year Itch 5: Beyond the Itch

The "Seven Year Itch" has ravaged and nearly destroyed the relationships of our saga, but it seems the epidemic has finally subsided. In the final chapter, we listen in on two seasoned husbands and their reflections on their personal encounters with the "itch." Episode link: http ...  Show more

Intermediate | A Member of the 'Moonlight Clan'

How does the word for "moonlight" refer to the modern Chinese worker's spending habits? Learn all about the secret life of the Chinese "moonlight clan" in this lesson, and how it relates to deep-seated Chinese spending habits. Episode link: https://www.chinesepod.com/1552 

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