"On the 5th day of the 5th lunar month, we tie meat dumplings, and on the 5th day of the 5th lunar month, we race dragon boats to win the championship. Eat the meat dumplings and watch the dragon boat. Adults and children are laughing." Take the test, go ahead! I speak Taiwanese, you speak Chinese. "Five Days Festival?" "Dragon Boat Festival." "Meat dumplings?" "Rice Dumplings", "Dragon Boat Rowing", "Pork Dumplings". "Rowing the dragon boat." "Meat dumplings are delicious." "Meat dumplings are tasty and fragrant." "Racing for the championship in the dragon boat race?" "Row the dragon boat and win the championship." "Eat meat dumplings?" "Eat meat dumplings";

I hated studying Mandarin during my junior high school years because the Mandarin education of my generation emphasized on rote memorization and memorizing the biographies of some inexplicable authors. Who was who? What's the number? And so on. That's why I didn't take Chinese seriously. But after I got out of the society, I realized that I really envy people who can speak or write well. Having a good command of language is a big plus in the workplace! I think this is something that many of you can relate to. Good language skills start at a young age!